The Walther Collection now has a second space in New York City, in Chelsea. Appropriately called the Walther Collection Project Space it opened April 14, 2011 with an exhibition of the work of South African photographer Jo Ractliffe. It is an exhibit that explores...

21.04.2011[ read full story ]

Contrary to what certain people think, this exhibition is not about the history of the photographed object, that is to say, following the opinion of what could be qualified as “stil lie”. Instead, the reference is made to the “photographic object”. Which is to say that ...

19.04.2011[ read full story ]

Regrouping more then 200 works, the exhibition retraces the path of Patrick Tosani with a work combining the heritage of the avant-garde of the 1970s and the affirmation of the photographic medium as a mode of experimentation.

19.04.2011[ read full story ]

Suzanne Opton’s images of Chelsea, Vermont in 1970’s are on display at the new Robert Anderson Gallery in New York. Opton’s first major series, the Vermont work, reflects her beginnings as a portraitist who pushes the boundaries of the genre.

19.04.2011[ read full story ]

An exhibition of over 100 photographs of the Royal Family is now showing at The Queen’s Gallery in Edinburgh to celebrate the work of Marcus Adams. Widely acclaimed for his photographic portraits of children, Adams created a unique record of two generations of ...

19.04.2011[ read full story ]

Maurizio Galimberti, born in Como in 1965, began photography at a very young age, but it was not until the 1990s that he began devoting himself entirely to developping his work on Polaroids, whose technique and colors fascinates him.

18.04.2011[ read full story ]

When authorities in North Korea’s capital of Pyongyang returned Back Seung Woo’s confiscated and censored images taken during his visit there in 2001, the South Korean photographer was dismayed. The few they had left uncut were typical of the politically correct, bland pict...

15.04.2011[ read full story ]

In the series Summer Memories, it is mainly the notion of time that passes unrelentingly, that of the fragmented memory as explored by Marc Chatelard. The photographer invites us to remember our summers, our journeys, our holidays by the sea. Beaches and vacat...

15.04.2011[ read full story ]

The monumental Château de Malbrouck, a historic castle built in 1419 by Arnold Vi, Seigneur of Sierck, is for the first time dedicating its entire exhibition space to photography. Dominique Laudien, castle director and exhibition curator, selected Rober...

15.04.2011[ read full story ]