Antoine d’Agata is barely fifty years old and already a living legend. The stunning installation , currently on view at Le BAL, defies the classical approach to a retrospective. It…
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Antoine d’Agata is barely fifty years old and already a living legend. The stunning installation , currently on view at Le BAL, defies the classical approach to a retrospective. It…
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In the male-dominated world of American photography Margaret Bourke-White (1904-1971) was a media star. Her portrait in flying gear setting off on a bombing raid, smiling and holding a camera…
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Official celebrations, however boring, can sometimes lead to worthwhile initiatives. Although the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Netherlands and Russia four hundred years ago is not necessarily a major…
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Although this exhibition is not strictly photographic, with paintings and videos also on display, it nevertheless offers a wide range of images, reminding viewers of the medium’s close ties to…
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Starting February 18, the gallery Lumière des Roses will present an exhibition entitled La Bretagne de Paul Géniaux.Paul Géniaux, a photographer from Rennes who was born in 1873 and…
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acte2rivegauche and the galerie d’en face are presenting their first exhibition of 2013: Magic Circus by fashion photographer Kristian Schuller. In this series shot in Cape Town and Los Angeles,…
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I first saw his photographs in the early 1980s, but I didn’t meet him until later. It was in Paris, behind the Centre Pompidou, in the gallery above Viviane Esders,…
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These resolutely pictorialist still lifes by New York photographer Paulette Tavormina recall 17-century paintings. To compose the dramatic atmosphere of her images, Tavormina makes careful arrangements of fruit, flowers, ceramics,…
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The current exhibition at the Studio Museum in New York is A Harlem Family by Gordon Parks. This series was originally published in Life in 1968, accompanied by the photographer’s…
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