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Archives - July 27, 2021 On view till August 2 at the Asheville Art Museum in Asheville, North Carolina, is Our Strength Is Our People: The Humanist Photographs of Lewis Hine. The show comprises 65 vintage prints from the private collection of Michael Mattis and Judy Hochberg. This moving and memorable exhibition is a concise survey of the life’s work of Lewis Wickes Hine (1874-1940), the father of American documentary…

Archives - July 27, 2021 Champagne, a very French know-how! Since Dom Pérignon’s discovery of the process for obtaining a regular foam, the term "champagne" owes its appellation of controlled origin  by its process and its geographical situation that Russia wants to question on its territory. Discover the selection of the Roger-Viollet Agency. Agence Roger-Viollet 6, rue de Seine 75006 Paris www.roger-viollet.fr

Internal Dialogue The series consists exclusively of self-portraits, aiming to address various aspects of femininity. Through the depiction of identity, empowerment, and sensitivity, the images reveal the inner journeys and challenges experienced by every woman. Each photograph serves as a visual narrative, exploring both vulnerability and the strength that emerges from a deep understanding of the self. The different colors and poses of the figure reflect shifting psychological states, creating…

Lilac at Forty Four "Lilac at Forty Four" is a photographic cycle of 20 images created in my studio at number 44 on a historic street in Łódź, Poland. At the emotional center of the series is the lilac, received as a gift from someone important: a symbol of spring and blooming, but also of loss and separation. Around this moment, the studio, together with the objects within it, becomes…

From a moving window This series brings together photographs captured at precise instants in time while in motion. It explores fleeting fragments of everyday life - simple, often unnoticed moments - seen and recovered as they unfold, between stillness and movement. charlottecomer.fr

A family story “A Family Story” is a journey through time, a return to one’s roots, a need to reconnect with the past and breathe in its memories, to touch its textures, to embrace its atmosphere, to listen to its silences and whispers, to caress its shadows and light, and to build a bridge between dream, vision, and reality. This trip to India, among all my others over time, was…

Devenance - The Body as Threshold DEVENANCE is a photographic crossing in which the body becomes a place of passage, tension and transformation. Born from the dialogue between Clelia Claire Baldo and Piero Viti within LABOTIV, this work has developed over the years as a living cycle, rather than as a simple gathering of series. ECHO, TRANSMORPH, VERENA’S DANCE, FATICA and DIPTYCH form the successive states of one continuous movement:…

What Remains I wasn’t trying to tell the story of a breakup.
I was interested in what comes after. Not the event.
Not the narrative.
But what persists. What remains when the noise fades.
When words are no longer useful.
When only the body is left to speak. This series was born from a need to release something.
Not mine.
Hers. I didn’t direct a scene.
I followed a movement.
Something trying to emerge, without really knowing how. There…

Solitudes Composites without AI This work starts from a simple gesture: in street photographs, the faces of passersby are replaced by the heads of dolls that have weathered decades. These dolls carry within them a child who questions the person to whom it is bound. A quiet sense of uncanniness settles in, the kind where reality itself begins to waver. https://loduj.com

The exhibiting artists for the 167th edition of the Royal Photographic Society’s International Photography Exhibition (IPE), the world’s longest-running photography exhibition, have been announced. Renowned for showcasing the diversity of contemporary photography from around the world, the works will be on display at London’s Saatchi Gallery from Friday 7th August to Friday 11th September 2026. 167th Edition Awards given to Marcy Palmer and Léa Chen for outstanding contributions More than…

Anatole Desachy of Galerie Les Yeux Ouverts (Fontainebleau) announces a new photography book from photographer Renée Jacobs. “Dreams from America” launched with a book signing and vernissage at Galerie l'atelier cinq, Place Voltaire locaux pcf, during Les Rencontres d'Arles. “Dreams from America” is Jacobs’ biggest collection to date and is composed of 308 images taken mostly during the photographer’s years living in California from 2006-2016. The book is available in…

Gerald Assouline publishes Au Fil du Temps in four booklets. He presents them as follows: This project grew out of a desire to rediscover my work in the light of themes not explicitly addressed in my exhibitions and publications: Elsewhere, like a dream Waiting for Looking for Kafka Time for a gaze As the title suggests, there is this idea of declining time in all its forms: as it unfolds…

As part of GonzoFest 2026, C+C Photography Gallery hosted an evening with Al Satterwhite at their New York gallery. GonzoFest is a multi-day event celebrating the life and legacy of Hunter S. Thompson. This year's focus was on Thompson's political writing and activism, and included a diverse program of panel discussions, poetry readings, film screenings, and art exhibitions across various venues around the city. The Cozumel Diary: Al Satterwhite's Week in…