Twelve photographers were invited to visualize Israel and the West Bank from their artistic and critical vantage points.…
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I believe in going to the limit, and I also believe in what happens beyond the limit in the no-man’s land between various forms of description.…
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The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University has awarded the twenty-third Dorothea Lange–Paul Taylor Prize to Canadian documentary photographerMichel Huneault for Post Mégantic, […]…
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19 years ago for the magazine American Photo which has now disapeared , David Schonauer, Carol Squiers and I made a special issue for the 7th edition of Visa pour…
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I had never met Stephen Shore before. I’m a big fan of his, especially his photos of The Factory in the 1960s and ‘70s, and the series Uncommon Places. I…
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In 1985, Contrejour published the first book by Sebastião Salgado, Autres Amériques. Forty-nine images from this classic work, reproduced here in double-page spreads, are a powerful selection of the photographs…
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Studio 54 was the world’s most famous and exalted discothèque. It opened in 1977 at 254 West 54th Street in New York City at a time when disco music was…
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In 2008, the journalist, critic and publisher Rémi Coignet launched Des Livres et des photos, a blog specializing in photography books, hosted by the online edition of the French newspaper Le…
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As part of its 20th Anniversary celebration, the Human Rights Center at the UC Berkeley School of Law presents Envisioning Human Rights, a collection of world-class human rights photography, curated…
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Gilles Peress - Forced Separation, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1993 In Gilles Peress’s photograph “Forced Separation, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1993,” family members are forced to flee while others are left behind during…
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