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Ithaque, in collaboration with Ava Gallery, presents Becoming, a solo exhibition by Iranian artist Atoosa Alebouyeh, bringing together two major photographic series: Me in my point of View (2016) and The Unstable Face (2020). Through these two bodies of work, Atoosa Alebouyeh develops a reflection on the construction of identity and the intimate experience of a body in flux. The exhibition traces a path in which the self-portrait becomes a…
Following four years of residency along the Rhône and Loire rivers, Chloé Colin and Loïc Xavier present the restitution phase of their work. Each has developed a singular approach to the river, through artistic devices combining photography, printmaking and video. In her cycle DIVAGATION(S), Chloé Colin explores the relationships between water, memory and the transformations of living matter, drawing on the landscapes of the Upper Rhône between Lyon and Geneva,…
In her most recent series exhibited at La Vetrina in Venice, Karla Hiraldo Voleau explores what it means to be a teenager in Italy today. So far, Karla Hiraldo Voleau has travelled to Roma, Venezia, Reggio Emilia, and Sardegna to create a portrait of the young generation and their relationship to love and intimacy, as to friendship, and to understand their beliefs, hopes and worries. Made of photographs, texts and…
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Thomas Millet : The Art of Portrait Thomas Millet was originally destined to be an architect before becoming Denis Rouvre's assistant. In October 2000, he left to be the photographer on the "Wanaume" expedition: 170,000 km in Land Rover and two years of travel from Paris to Cape Town via the Middle East and East Africa, followed by a crossing of South America. Back in France, Thomas Millet began a…
The photographic work of the Belgian artist Lisa De Boeck is based on impulses she got from an early age and then throughout the years she continued the reflexive use of the camera through occasional self-portraiture. As a result, the work selected for the first exhibition in the framework of the residency at Villa Pérochon during ‘Les Rencontres 2022 de la jeune photographie internationale’ at Niort, focuses primarily on self-portraits…
In 1978, the Orsay train station and its hotel had been deserted. Construction work on the future museum hadn’t yet begun. It was at that moment that Sophie Calle pushed a door that gave way and chose an abandoned room to take shelter in: Room 501. She spent entire days there, for several months, before her departure for Venice which was to mark the beginning of her future work. During…
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Archives - June 25, 2015 The Great Terror wasn’t the largest massacre ever committed by a state against its own people. Tomasz Kizny is a Polish journalist and photographer. He founded Dementi, a collective of freelance photographers, following the implementation of martial law in Poland in 1981. He documented the “solidarity” strikes in Poland, as well as the collapse of the communist bloc. He is the author of the books…
Archives - June 25, 2021 Henri Cartier-Bresson, Eugène Atget, Marc Riboud, Laurence Sackman, the Museum of Decorative Arts; The photographic summer is going to be sumptuous in Paris! Stay in Paris in July and August: Paris will be yours. Still empty but open unlike the last 18 months in a cell! And after Henri's, visit Atget's exhibition; both are sublime! - Jean-Jacques Naudet About two generations separate the two photographers.…
Lectoure announces its photography programme for summer 2026. In contrast to sensationalist media imagery, the artists featured this year in Lectoure’s L’été photographique each focus in their own way on what surrounds us but remains unseen, or which we no longer see because it is so familiar. They take up the line of inquiry explored in Georges Perec’s *L’Infra-ordinaire* (1989), when he writes: ‘What really happens, what we experience, the…
For its sixth edition, OD and its international jury made up of gallery owners, exhibition curators and artists are looking for the most promising new talents from around the world. Over the years, the Prize has become a springboard for OD and its jury: seven of the last nine artists presented at international art fairs in London, Paris and Rotterdam were discovered thanks to this prize. Deadline: August 11,…
What if, just for a moment, you became the lead character in your own film? At Studiorama, every session is designed to be a real film set. Choose your storyline, your aesthetic, your atmosphere. Let the camera do the rest. Thriller What if you became Bond. James Bond? A gun, a vintage tape recorder, a hat, soft lighting... And there you have it! Romantic comedy A bouquet of flowers, a…
VistaPrint has teamed up with Paris Match to celebrate everyday photography and human connections. As a partner of the Paris Match Photography Grand Prix, VistaPrint is supporting the ‘A Glimpse into Family Life’ category. To mark the bicentenary of photography, VistaPrint announces its partnership with Paris Match as part of the first edition of the Paris Match Photography Grand Prix ‘A Glimpse of Our Times’, an annual national competition open…
Today, Aperture announces the opening date and program for its new home on the Upper West Side. A permanent location for the iconic photography nonprofit, which has shaped the medium for over 70 years, the 10,000-square-foot space will officially open on September 18, 2026, debuting with the inaugural installation Aperture Loves New York. Located at 380 Columbus Avenue, across from the American Museum of Natural History and steps away from…
This June auction presents a focused collection of 19th and early 20th century photography across the full range of the medium's most compelling subjects. Authors and public figures, African American history, Native American portraits, and the vernacular record of ordinary American life form the core of the sale. Daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes, CDVs, and cabinet cards sit alongside photographica and ephemera that document how images were made, sold, and consumed. And…
Since 2017, the PICTO Fashion Photography Prize has been hosted by the Palais Galliera, the Paris Museum of Fashion. This Parisian museum contributes to the programme’s ambitions by lending it an institutional dimension, enabling the winners to have their work included in a public collection. The finalists were presented at the awards ceremony at the Palais Galliera on 3 June 2026, based on a portfolio produced by the PICTO laboratories,…
We learned from JHB Gallery of the passing of Hiromitsu Morimoto. They released the following statement: JHB Gallery is saddened to mark the passing of artist Hiromitsu Morimoto. Over a career of more than five decades, the New York– based photographer cast his compellingly lyrical eye over a range of subjects: from portraits and the human body to commonplace architectural details, domestic interiors, flowers and landscapes. Engaging with traditional photographic…
Visitors to the George Eastman Museum have the opportunity to experience Ahndraya Parlato: Time To Kill, on view from June 20, 2026 to January 3, 2027. Ahndraya Parlato: Time To Kill is an evocative interrogation of gendered aging unfolding through photographs, letters, and sculpture. In the exhibition, Parlato explores her fears and fantasies around aging. In this body of work, Parlato thinks about how women may become less culturally visible…
Isabel Sullivan Gallery presents the exhibition Nature of Nordic Woman by Meeri Koutaniemi, Iida Makikallio, and Ida-Maria Martela . What if wellbeing is not found through self-improvement, productivity or positive thinking, but through reclaiming exactly those parts of ourselves we have been conditioned to suppress? Nature of Nordic Woman is a multidisciplinary work that traces a journey from numbness, self-suppression and survival, back toward vitality, creative power and aliveness, back…
Published by Prestel and building on the sensual style of her previous book, The Last Days of Summer, photographer Akila Berjaoui turns her lens toward the timeless allure of the Mediterranean - its radiant light, sparkling coastlines, and bodies in harmony with their surroundings. The Possible Dream is a visual call to slow down, return to our primitive nature and a state of being free from the judgement of the…
10 14 Gallery, in London, presents the exhibition Still Formation by Jess Gough. A world accumulates, image by image. This is a place of strange, sweet light, where fog bewilders, caves beckon and smoke curls out of craters. Landscape is not what it seems. A certain liquidity pervades. Viewpoints tilt. Glaciers slurp. Pathways gleam. Drawn from eight years of work, Jess Gough’s photographs describe a world in transition, where matter…
C+C Photography Gallery introduces Nathan Coe's 2026 Nantucket series, launching this summer exclusively at their Main Street gallery. With vividly detailed landscapes and his signature cheeky nudes, Coe's newest body of work captures the essence of a peaceful summer day on the island. Highlighted works include Paddle Nantucket and Dream Shed, which emphasize the timeless beauty of Nantucket's natural features including its stunning creeks and dune paths. Coe invites us to step right into these vibrant scenes with…
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