As we announced last Tuesday, the Twin Visions exhibition, featuring the work of Joel-Peter and Jerome Witkin opened at the Jack Rugberg Fine Arts, in Los Angeles. The photographer Eric Minh Swenson send us some…
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Everyone was curiously awaiting the arrival of "Porter," online retailer Net-à-Porter's print baby in February. Porter arrived safely and in good health, measuring 284 pages. Lucky for those around the world, Porter decided to…
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“Everyone has their little secrets,” says Australian photographic artist Patricia Casey. “Sometimes these little secrets are pleasurable, sometimes not, and this series of works is a meditation on that theme.” In “Little…
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Member of the VII Photo Agency, Maciek Nabrdalik won the Pierre & Alexandra Boulat Award. Maciek Nabrdalik is a graduate of Warsaw University of Technology. He gave up Computer Science for his…
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From Fall 2013 to Spring 2014, the Kicken gallery in Berlin held a two-part, museum-worthy exhibition featuring hundred works from the “Subjective Photography” movement. The photographs were magnificent, as always…
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Since the dawn of humanity, artistic creation and its production has always been at the service of the main cults, deities and religions. Today, relics of all kind, art objects,…
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Almost three years ago to the day, an earthquake, followed by a tsunami and a nuclear disaster, struck Japan. Images of natural disasters are among the most striking that can…
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At the heart of my work is a broken vision, dark and lyrical. But the lyricism is deeply realistic. With climate change, the swim cap is an “absurd” symbol of…
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From Sochi to the Ukraine, the Gremlin in the Kremlin is everywhere you look. To hear journalists heap such praise on the opening ceremony, I asked myself what they might…
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