Woman as madman. As the grotesque. The primal and primitive underbelly that society erases all but the most glaring trace. She who is disturbed is disturbing for her lack of…
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In 1980, as a young photographer at Paris Match, I was called in with my sidekick, Bernard Wis, to see our boss, Roger Thérond. Thinking we were in trouble, we walked…
At the border of art and fashion, Kourtney Roy combines fiction and self-portraiture in her too-perfect women encapsulated in the banality of another era. Immersed in their imaginations, these sublime women are…
There once was a man who loved a woman so much he could not be without her. The man, a French photographer named Roland Michaud met a Moroccan born girl…
The Image Gallery Redux show at Howard Greenberg’s gallery takes me back to my very beginnings as a photographer. The Ladies Aide picture was made when I was seventeen and taking a…
This is the first time that both his works as a painter and his notes on films will been shown at an exhibition. B&W shots dating from the 1950s are…
Ralph Gibson's new book “Mono,” which features images taken with the Leica M Monochrom, was released last month at the Leica Store in Lisse. Also announced at the event was…
The contributions of seven patrons allowed us to start from scratch and completely redesign the site. They are all members of the photo community, and they all share the same…