Corridor Eléphant editions publish Dialogue, the first book by Julien Drogoul. He presents it like this: “Dialogue”, a book resulting from an eponymous project covering ten years of street photography, is intended to be a collection of fictional and ephemeral stories. When they are not purely contemplative, their tones sometimes humanist or poetic; often humorous, will certainly give an idea of the great photographers who have shaped my outlook over…
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Deutsches Haus at NYU presents Ulisse by Marc Ohrem-Leclef. He presents it like this. In Ulisse, I work with found letters and photographs, vernacular images, as well as original photographs from my archive and recent images made in ongoing collaborations in Sicily and New York. In dialogue, these visuals –dating from the 1940s to today– explore themes of belonging and memory through three, seemingly unconnected, histories of migration. Marc Ohrem-Leclef…
You are a European photographer over 60 years old, you wish to highlight a unique artistic and photographic journey developed over several decades, you have until April 29, 2024 to submit your application for the Prix Viviane Esders. Composition of the 2024 Jury The jury, made up of personalities linked to the world of art and culture, accompanies Viviane Esders to designate the five nominated photographers and among them the…
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Whatever you do, don’t tell Katrien de Blauwer that she makes collages: “Let's say I’m a photographer without a camera. For me, cutting is comparable to clicking on the shutter release”. She snips, glues, assembles, infringes, colors and handles photographs from the old magazines she collects. Close to photomontage or film editing, her works conceal an intense narrative charge. They are linked to memory and personal history, but, paradoxically, as…
The Eye of Photography presents on a monthly basis features from The Agents Club such as their Insta News, Master Series or Profiles. This is a selection of their portfolio : Moves The Agents Club, founded in 2018 by Alexandre and Wanda Orlowski, is a unique mobile platform showcasing the most sought-after photography agencies worldwide and the exceptional image-makers they represent. This feature was first published by The Agents Club. www.theagents.club
We learned of the passing of Sabine Weiss at the age of 97 through her Parisian gallery, Les Douches La Galerie. Today’s edition of The Eye of Photography is dedicated to this great humanist photographer. Françoise Denoyelle sent us the following text. Sabine Weiss so present – by Françoise Denoyelle In the early 1980s, when fall came, Photo Month also came in full swing. Jean-Luc Monterosso concocted real marathons…
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« Where do we go when we disappear into this fog of mothering? » For six years, Hungarian photographer Andi Galdi Vinko photographed her daily life as a pregnant woman and later a young mother. Far from the rosy pictures that still circulate today, she delivers an honest portrait of motherhood in all its states, both poetic and wild. Referring to the feminist awareness of recent years and the empowerment of women…
You tourned the tables on me, one hundred and fifteen contemporary musicians and composers portrayed by Roberto Masotti between 1974 and 1981 with the constant (but always variable) presence of a table as a prop that always traveled with the photographer. From the introductory text by Roberto Masotti, The coffee table: a brief history "It was found and purchased on the outskirts of Milan, on a sunny afternoon in May…
In Iceland, the strength of the territory commands respect, mixed with this strange feeling that these landscapes are inhabited. Along the roads, at the detours of the lava fields and the basalt cliffs, are scattered sites with disturbing stories, populated by trolls, elves and huldufólk (“the hidden people”). But it is the same in Reykjavik, in the suburban cities or the remote villages. Here and there, lava rocks are left…
American photographer, Rhona Bitner invites us on a journey to the heart of the history of American music through her series “The Listen Project”. Like Charles Marville, who in 1864 had documented the streets of Paris on the verge of disappearing, Rhona Bitner fixes on film and lists the most emblematic places in the history of music in the United States before they also disappeared. In 13 years from 2006…
A photo exhibition telling the story of ‘the Wellington house’ and the upheaval that took place in the heart of New Zealand’s capital when the inner-city bypass was constructed in the early 2000s opened this week. Billed by curator Graham Frost as a “conversation across time between two artists”, The Places We Called Home brings together the work of Andrew Ross and Cody Ellingham; two photographers capturing the history of…
The Galerie Roger-Viollet presents Une histoire photographique des femmes au XXe siècle a book by Agnès Grossmann, produced in partnership with Editions Gründ. 300 photographs from the beginning of the 20th century to bear witness in images to the lives and struggles of women and to paint a portrait of those known and unknown who have advanced the cause of women. Chronological chapter decade after decade which covers all aspects…
Let's celebrate forty years of the Photo Poche collection through the words of the contributors: photographers Harry Gruyaert and Klavdij Sluban and photographic historians Damarice Amao and Clara Bouveresse. Zoé Isle de Beauchaine: How did you discover Photo Poche? Harry Gruyaert: I didn't discover Photo Poche, I was there when Delpire invented it. It was an excellent initiative. I found it very exciting to be able to buy books…
This is the first of two essays exploring the photographic activities of Henryk Ross (1910-1991) who documented living inside the Łódź Ghetto from 1940 to 1944. Officially, Ross worked for the Statistics Department of the ghetto’s Jewish Administration, photographing the ghetto’s Jewish inhabitants for identification cards and for use in Nazi propaganda. When Ross was not engaged in his bureaucratic capacity, he risked his special privileges and his life to…
Even the title of the 23rd International Exhibition suggests curiosity and a desire for discovery. While entering the spaces of the Triennale Milano, curiosity turns into culture, by walking around the many exhibitions paths. Indeed, it’s not just one exhibition, but several shows linked together in an interplay of cross-references. By the way, we suggest you to keep an eye on the 2023 program, which will be unveiled soon, dedicated…
Ludion publishes the book Garage Stills & Fringe Nature by photographer Jacquie Maria Wessels. For this project, Wessels traveled the world, guided by her fascination for the fabulous world of traditional garages. In amazing garages, notably in Cambodia, Cuba or Japan, she creates poetic still lifes with intriguing and personal objects found on site. It is the shapes and colors of these mysterious objects that attract her attention. Wessels then…
Committed to the Brazilian art scene, the Salon H gallery wanted to give carte blanche to Rodrigo Braga for the next edition of PhotoSaintGermain. Born in 1976 in the big city of Manaus in the heart of the Amazon jungle, the artist, after having acquired wide recognition in his country – where he is exhibited and collected by the greatest Brazilian museums, preferred to go into exile in France. after…
Photo reporter, portraitist for major magazines, set photographer, Luc Roux has immortalized the most emblematic movie stars and the greatest filmmakers of our generation. Actresses, actors, filmmakers from the 1980s to 2010, all crossed paths with the photographer and posed in front of his lens. As part of Paris-Photo, the Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé Foundation celebrates the work of this renowned artist and exhibits his most beautiful shots from November 8th, 2022…
Blue Lotus Gallery presents the exhibition with Fan Ho - 'Photography. My Passion. My Life.' This exhibition, along with Fan Ho's latest publication, “Photography. My Passion. My Life.”, bundles the best of his work, intertwining his internationally renowned works with those that have yet to be released. The book contains an essay “My Quest”, written by Fan Ho himself in the 70’s, explaining his own practice and his stylistic journey as…
Ira Stehmann Fine Art announces the representation of Chantal Elisabeth Ariëns, born 1968 in Heerlen, The Netherlands and living in Amsterdam. Ariëns was trained at the Ballet Academy in Tilburg. She worked as a professional dancer, model and photographer's assistant. At the age of thirty she started her photographic career and since then she has worked for international magazines such as Marie-Claire, Red, Crash Magazine and many more. Since 2017,…
The Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust presents the first major museum exhibition in the United States of Martin Schoeller’s Survivors: Faces of Life after the Holocaust, an exhibition featuring 75 close-up portraits of Holocaust survivors. [video_embed_hd url="https://vimeo.com/776127280"] The portrait series by award-winning portrait photographer Martin Schoeller includes 75 photographs that capture Holocaust survivors in Schoeller’s signature style, with intense lighting in extreme close-up. His…