Derealization is a medical term that describes an alteration in one’s perception of the external world, making it seem strange or unreal. This is an involuntary distancing from the world that surrounds us.

16.04.2012[ read full story ]

Return to the exhibition with works by M. Bühler-Rose at the Nature Morte Gallery of Delhi where the American photographer questions the timeless symbols of India and confronts them with a western point of view.

11.04.2012[ read full story ]

In 1988, Abe Fraindlich was commissioned by the Titanic Survivors Society to photograph the living survivors. Around ten came to the photo shoot. Here are those photographs. No one pictured is alive today.

13.04.2012[ read full story ]

For the occasion of a new Henri Bureau exhibition at the Galerie Les Yeux Fertiles, Bureau’s friends have shared a few of their memories of the artist with La Lettre. Our thanks to Michel Philippot for putting together this tribute, which you can read on the French version...

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Dies Iræ (Day of Wrath) is the title of the Paolo Pellegrin retrospective at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie. The days of wrath depicted in these 200 photographs give the retrospective an apocalyptic feel.

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Until April 14, you can see « Vents d’Est » (East Winds), 50 pictures by Alain Keler at the Le Havre University Library, and twenty more, « Parias, les Roms en Europe » at the Créapolis Gallery, still in Le Havre.

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For his first American exhibition, the German photographer Marc Ohrem-Leclef has chosen to address a myth. But these aren’t the cowboys and Indians of the American West; these photographs were taken in Australia and India.

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Twenty-five years have passed since Christian Vogt’s last exhibition in New York. Rick Wester Fine Art presents two new series: The Flaxen Diary (2003 - 2011) and Tree’s Own (2011).

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He is one of fashion photography’s greatest, so he is displaying flowers. He pushes the paradox to such a point that he does not want to communicate or even announce his exhibition. He: is Gilles Bensimon. The exhibition is fabulous: 12 giant prints of flowers immersed in wa...

04.04.2012[ read full story ]

Not so long ago, I was in Montrouge, in your studio, not far from Annette and Francine. Seated at a desk fit for a head of state, I was quickly at ease, as if in my own home. I was still thinking about how we had met, how we had come to talking, with Sebastião Salgado, abou...

13.04.2012[ read full story ]