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Interview with Benedict J. Fernandez

Benedict J. Fernandez’s life has followed a path where many fear to tread, combining his interest of social change with his natural ability to document the world around him. As…

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Cardiff: Shift, Ukraine in crisis

On November 24, 2013, approximately 100,000 civilians joined together in Kiev’s Independence Square (locally known as Maidan), to protest against the Ukrainian government’s decision to reject a proposed political and…

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Irving Penn

Irving Penn is the photographer who impressed me the most. He was the biggest perfectionist, the most intransigent photographer I ever met. I met him several times. The first was in…

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Marie-Claire Montanari

Marie-Claire Montanari photographs women. Her black&white carefully framed images of headless, anonymous bodies caressed by shadows celebrate the female beauty. But, while her work can appear classic the photographer’s approach is…

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Bruno Barbey

Magnum photographer Bruno Barbey is of particular interest to the history of the United Arab Emirates as he was one of the photographers responsible for the recording of the ceremony of independence…

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CNAP : Harry Gruyaert

“I worked a lot in Egypt, especially in Cairo, between 1987 and 2011. At the time, I focused on the older neighborhoods, the café culture and nightlife. I decided to…

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New York: Chris Hondros

The title of the first posthumous work from Chris Hondros is well chosen. Testament is a compilation of his archives collected by his family, friends and agency, including: Christina Piaia, whom he planned to…

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Johannesburg: Roger Ballen

Roger Ballen is one of the most original image makers of the twenty-first century. Asylum of the Birds showcases his iconic photographs, which were all taken entirely within the confines of a house…

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