Hotel Rooms You like to dive into your image (…) Man, no one has probed the bottom of your abysses Charles Baudelaire “Man and […]…
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Naphtha Tribes* Inspired by Edward Curtis as he immortalized Native Americans, Fab Rideti photographs the last representatives of our civilization, the “founders” of the […]…
Paris (fragments) Far away from postcards or « Emily in Paris » point of view, this series of street photos is reflecting a more prosaic reality […]…
Where in the World ? You might call me a supernatural noticer, a phrase that I heard recently in an “Artspeak” proclamation. I imagine […]…
The power of design and the contradictions between art and life Michael Nguyen photographs Munich’s most colorful shopping centre facade by Prof. Dr. Rainer Funke When […]…
Disappearing Soul: Self Portraits in the Time of Covid As a photographer I wanted to document my life during the Pandemic. “DISAPPEARING SOUL: SELF PORTRAITS […]…
Confined, locked in a limited space, unable to live normally, humans try to find other ways not to sink. Deprived of what makes up […]…
An email on January 15th: “Hello Jean-Jacques. I like your site. Would you like to show some of my images?” It had been 40 […]…
What constitutes a favorite is that after seeing it every day for years, it doesn’t lose its power. I know some photographers who are […]…
People are always referring to this or that “golden age.” I was lucky to start photography in a time that was often called the […]…
JAY: I had never thought about having a child. My wife, L.A., thought otherwise. I of course fell in love with Amanda and started […]…
For fifty years I lived in a unique building, the bank at 190 Bowery. In addition to an enormous amount of rooms and a […]…
Haiti was one of the first times I traveled in a “foreign” country. I had always wanted to go there. It was mysterious. It […]…
I went to Iran in 1971 to work on a book of the 2500th celebration of the formation of the Persian Empire. It was […]…
The first time I saw Paris… I didn’t get to Europe until I was 32 years old. I had wanted to go for a […]…
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The Château d’Eau has a history and, founded and opened by Jean Dieuzaide in 1974, it is inscribed in the history of photography as […]…
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In parallel with Catherine Balet’s exhibition “Looking for the Masters in Ricardo’s Golden Shoes”, Galerie Le Château d’Eau presents the works of Léo Delafontaine […]…
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For the Record: Documentary Photographs from the Etherton Gallery Archive presents a selection of documentary photography drawn from Etherton Gallery’s vast collection, highlighting classic […]…
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Jonathan Alpeyrie just completed a new photo essay that he is sharing with us along with this text: I covered four States of the […]…
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Jindřich Štreit has long been one of the most important figures in Czech photography. He has had more than 1,400 solo exhibitions and his […]…
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