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C+C Photography Gallery presents a new series titled Summertime Selection. With summer just a little over two weeks away, we are officially leaning into relaxation mode with this curated selection of warm weather photographs. Summertime Selection includes works by Norman Parkinson, Nathan Coe, Dean West, David Halliday, Terry O'Neill, Al Satterwhite, Stephen Wilkes, Jerome Brouillet, Vincent Ricardel, and Phoebe Fitz. C+C Photography Gallery www.candcgallery.com NEW YORK 3 W. 57th Street,…
With his striking eyes and captivating features, Terence Stamp (1938-2025) was one of the most enigmatic figures of the swinging sixties, whose effortless charm and powerful screen presence saw him take on an array of memorable roles throughout his six-decade long career as an actor. Now his personal collection will come to auction for the first time at Bonhams Knightsbridge. Claire Tole-Moir, Head of Popular Culture at Bonhams, commented: “Terence Stamp was not…
Archives - June 9, 2016 I have sometimes thought that a woman’s nature is like a great house full of rooms: there is the hall, through which everyone passes in going in and out; the drawing room, where one receives formal visits; the sitting room, where the members of the family come and go as they wish; but beyond that, far beyond, are other rooms, the handles of whose doors…
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This article was first published on February 17, 2012. Tomorrow, February 18, a retrospective of the work of Alice Springs, June Newton in the real life, will open at the Gallerie Carla Sozzani. June was a talented photographer, who more or less retired fifteen years ago. Speaking to us about June are three of her closest friends: José Alvarez, director of the publishing house Les Éditions du Regard; Dave, the…
After the success of phase one of Mario Testino: Unfiltered’exhibition, part two of the show contains a body of never been seen works, intimate portraits, authentic snapshots of the artist’s life, alongside a few of the faces that have left an indelible mark on his extraordinary career. A world exclusive and for the first time in Italy, this ambitious exhibition brings to the attention of both Italian and International collectors…
École municipale d’art de Chalon sur Saône
7 Rue Leschenault de la Tour Entrée au 7 bis, 71100 Chalon-sur-Saône
from July 29th, 2026 to July 30th, 2026
Librairie Lune et Toile
269 avenue Joseph Lautier, 83110 Sanary-sur-Mer
from June 4th, 2026 to July 5th, 2026
T-Kawa
34 Avenue de la Porte d’Ivry, 75013 Paris
from May 20th, 2026 to September 30th, 2026
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Archives - June 9, 2021 Born in 1976, Vincent Munier grew up in the Vosges, in the heart of nature, with a naturalist father who was an ardent defender of the environment, to whom he says he owes a lot. Produced for Radio Télévision Suisse in 2019, the film L'extraordinaire photographe animalier Vincent Munier by Benoît Aymon and Pierre-Antoine Hiroz takes the step and the pulse of this sensitive and…
Michael Zagaris : Raw America There is something in Michael Zagaris that evokes a vibrant and untamed America. An electric, battered, excessive America, where rock still smells of sweat, leather, and burning amplifiers, where sport feels less like entertainment than ritual combat. His photographs do not simply document an era: they pass through it like an emotional discharge. He photographs the way some musicians once took the stage without a…
The Poetic Power of Photographs by Mario Giacomelli It was amid the ferment that characterized 1950s photography that Mario Giacomelli’s images began to make their mark. They were unsettling, thought-provoking, surprising, and made it clear that the medium and the language of photography can capture something deeper than a faithful rendering of the scene being immortalized. This is what makes his photographs so relevant today. To see his works, the…
Pierre-Elie de Pibrac never approaches a country as a backdrop. Over the past several years, his work has been built at the intersection of anthropological inquiry and a photography inhabited by human stories. Brought together here, the series Hakanai Sonzai, Mono no Aware and Desmemoria trace a sensitive geography of modern fragilities, from Japan to Cuba. The title Hakanai Sonzai could alone summarise the entire approach. In Japanese, the expression…
Rijksmuseum celebrates street photographer Ed van der Elsken with major exhibition spanning nine galleries. Ed van der Elsken. Up Close features photographs from the collections of the Rijksmuseum, the Nederlands Fotomuseum, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and Leiden University Libraries, as well as film footage from the EYE Film Museum. The exhibition will run from June 19 to September 13, 2026. The groundbreaking street photography of Ed van der Elsken takes visitors on a journey…
In Grasse, the Musée Jean-Honoré Fragonard presents the exhibition Qui a peur des fleurs ? What better way to celebrate a twofold anniversary — the centenary of the Grasse perfumery and the bicentenary of photography — and to honour women and flowers, than to dive into a century of photography and gather heroic snapshots in which the flower becomes an object of power and affirmation? Carried, elevated and developed by…
Roland Dufau, Sculptor of Light. An exhibition of Cibachrome photographs in dialogue with Reza. In Venice. It is the charm of photographic printing that brings out the best in photographs, highlighting what the photographer intended to capture during the shoot. This can be appreciated by visiting the exhibition Roland Dufau, Sculptor of Light. In dialogue with Reza at the Palazzetto Bru Zane in Venice, where a selection from Dufau’s collection…
Constructed between 2013 and 2022, Cleveland, Ohio’s Opportunity Corridor is the ’transformative’ 3.2 mile boulevard connecting industrialized East 55th Street /I-490 and the Tremont neighborhood with North Slavic Village, the Fairfax neighborhood, Little Italy and the cultural and medical institutions of University Circle. Land acquisitions and demolition for the project began in 2013 and construction was completed in 2022. In 2014, Taxel began photographing homes, businesses, churches and landmarks in…
Archives - June 8, 2021 In a wounded city, the Galerie des Photographes is betting on the reopening and Paris. A collective exhibition to celebrate photography and the city. Four artists from yesterday and today to see an anchored and timeless Paris. Jean-Claude Gautrand A true witness to PARIS, Jean-Claude Gautrand has never ceased throughout his life to bear witness to what is no longer, to what is doomed…
Archives - June 8, 2017 Presenting three artists’ views on photos from the American press from 1920 to 1970, the exhibition Retouched, curated by the new Centre Pompidou photography director Florian Ebner, at the Museum Folkwang in Essen shines by its acuteness. At the time of digitization signaling the disappearance of paper archives while technical progression is erasing the traces of image manipulation, updating old prints retouched by hand gives…
Northern Vietnam, 2025 Northern Vietnam, 2025 is a photographic series created between October and November 2025, combining landscapes, portraits, and scenes of everyday life. Through a distinctly artistic approach, it seeks to capture the diversity of the environments that define northern Vietnam. This series was born from a desire to celebrate a region where nature, sometimes wild, sometimes shaped by humans, is full of surprises as impressive as they are…
Mu isamaa In July 2025, the Estonian Song and Dance Festival was held in Tallinn, Estonia. Every five years, tens of thousands of choir members and folk dancers gather in Tallinn for several days to celebrate Estonian culture and freedom. Laulupidu, the Song Festival, takes place at Lauluväljak, a massive stage dedicated to choral singing that can accommodate up to 15,000 singers at once. Listed by UNESCO as a Masterpiece…
Mending Wings This body of work “Mending Wings” hopefully captures a glimpse of the honesty and seriousness of young women’s mental health challenges in today’s society. I created these images as a reflective conversation brought on by the negative effects that social media has had on today’s youth. This conversation expanded with the “Me Too” movement, which empowered women to speak up and at the same time exposed the trauma…
Doniambo The Doniambo industrial complex (Société Le Nickel), located on the shores of the New Caledonian lagoon, just outside the capital Nouméa, is a striking presence. This photographic series attempts to capture the aesthetic qualities, textures, contrasts, and visual atmosphere of the complex, which may not initially appear so. The silhouettes of the cranes cast their shadows on the docks, ready to unload the ore or load the ferronickel produced…
Nobody NOBODY is a long-term photographic project developed between 2007 and 2022 in European cities and Miami—a sustained inquiry into what urban space does to human presence. The title is not ironic. It is a precise observation. Cities don't need individuals—they need occupants. The figures have no faces because the face is irrelevant to the space that contains them. NOBODY operates within The Decisive Metaphor—a visual grammar formally defined in…
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