A quite interesting exhibition for a quite interesting photographer, in a particular venue like Milan’s Museo Diocesano. INGE MORATH. La vita. La fotografia (INGE MORATH. Her Life and Photographs) is…
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The Eye of Photography presents on a monthly basis features of The Agents Club such as their Insta News, Master Series or Profiles. From the Master Series this is : Mario Sorrenti Mario…
The exhibition brings together unpublished photographs of the Palais idéal by Robert Doisneau and the sculpted works of Simone Fattal. Taken in the 1950s at the Palais idéal, in black and…
In the third video interview in the series Photojournalism Now: In Conversation, journalist and scholar Alison Stieven-Taylor interviews Sean Gallagher, a UK photojournalist and filmmaker based in Beijing.…
Kinematic Exposures, an exhibition featuring Osceola Refetoff’s ethereal pinhole camera works is currently on view at Von Lintel Gallery in Los Angeles. The term Kinematic Exposure was coined by the artist to describe the long,…
With this new book, Tropiques, Julien Coquentin further explores his favorite themes of childhood, family, territory and otherness. It was after a trip to the island of the Reunion that…
On the occasion of the five-year anniversary of the attacks of November 13, 2015, in Paris and Saint-Denis, the association 13onze15 – Fraternité & Vérité, created by the victims and…
Planches Contact, the Deauville photographic festival opened last weekend. We dedicate this day to it. The director Laura Serani made the introduction. The peculiarities of Planches Contact are the residences…
Lorenzo Castore, launched in a new chapter of his portrait of “the human condition”, narrates here the daily life and the hopes of a young couple of lovers, Théo and…
Todd Hido, overwhelmed by the northern lights in winter, surveyed the Normandy countryside, pierced through mists and fogs and sublimated landscapes and young women, always in the footsteps of his…
Evangelia Kranioti, often involved in social projects, took this invitation to Deauville as a break during which to carry out a creative and dreamlike work by achieving the feat of…
The Riverboom (Edoardo Delille, Gabriele Galimberti, Paolo Woods and Claude Baechtold), funny observers and iconoclasts of society, regular guests since their success at Planches Contact in 2019, are doing it…
In this year of Brexit, we wanted to give a nod to England by dedicating our large exhibition on the beach to Martin Parr and his iconic images of New…
As always, an important section of the festival provides support for creation with the allocation of residencies to four emerging photographers. Selected by a jury chaired by Sarah Moon and…
ArchivesArt and social commitment, tradition and contemporary, public and private partnership. These are the elements that provide the uniqueness of the PART – Palazzi dell’Arte Rimini, the new museum that…
ArchivesThe Atelier des Lumières, the first digital art center in Paris, is located in a former 19th century foundry. It presents a digital and immersive exhibition The Last Sentinels, a…
ArchivesI have written my autobiography ……yes, I have written it myself! In a hardback book consisting of over 216 pages telling the story of growing up amongst the factories of…
ArchivesLe Liban n’a pas d’âge is a collective work on the occasion of the centenary of their nation. But more than the celebration of a centenary, this book brings together…
ArchivesThis is the story of an anonymous photographic collection that has changed hands several times. Hundreds of amateur prints running over a decade, between 1996 and 2006, and testifying to…
Archives8 of his images were made into stamps: that’s the pretty story that just happened to Dominique Krauskopf. He is a journalist, photographer, creator of the Voyager-magazine.fr portal. Jean-Jacques Naudet…
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