At Andrea Meislin Gallery in New York, an exhibition of recent and new photographs by Barry Frydlender. The exhibition features seven large-scale color pictures which record Frydlender’s passage through four major cities and one small town in northern Israel...

14.06.2011[ read full story ]

Born in 1984 in Tehran, Arash Fayez is currently studying Architecture in Soureh University whilst being a professional photographer. About his work, Ramblings of a flâneur, Sohrab Mahdavi says in an essay : "Let’s start with the most obv...

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Christophe Beauregard was born in 1966 and lives in Paris. Following his studies in Literature, he became interested in photography and tattoo removal, as he states: “As tattoos and body art are fashionable in our contemporary societies, I am interested ...

15.06.2011[ read full story ]

These images by Leonardo Marcos are taken from the exhibition Images Publiques, Images privées (Public images, private images), featured at the Galerie du Passage unti July 9th. They are coupled with a book that he made along with Catherine Robbe...

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The navy officer, journalist and member of the French Academy, Julien Viaud, better known as Pierre Loti (1850-1923) was a traveling writer whose talents included drawing and photography. The National Navy Museum is honoring him with an...

09.06.2011[ read full story ]

In Brooklyn, the Heart Gallery, an non-lucrative association, is exhibiting in the hallways of the Atlantic Terminal a series of 50 large portraits of children, through June 15. Their names are Ashley, Jonathan or Khadjia and they belong ...

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With 180 square meters of exhibition space, the new Voz’Galerie, located in the cultural zone of Boulogne Billancourt, a short distance from the Porte de Saint Cloud on the western outskirts of Paris, opened with a collective show entitled “Bestiaire”.

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We wander through the streets, get lost in the souks, slaloming with the motorcycles and donkey-pulled buggies. This is Ben Youssef, a neighborhood that hasn’t changed despite the major transformations affecting Marrakesh. This is the traditional environment where, two yea...

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In early June, 2011, the Djemaa El Fna square in Marrakesh celebrated it’s 10th anniversary as a UNESCO Heritage of Humanity Masterpiece in the presence of French Culture Minister Frédéric Mitterrand. The nomination campaign was led by the great Spanish writer J...

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Sunil Gupta approaches a still delicate subject in India: homosexuality. Only in 2009 did the Court of Justice decriminalize a colonial act that stated that homosexuality and the “non natural sex” were criminal acts punishable with 10 years of imprisonment.

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