“The line is a boundary between the inside and the outside, between form and shape and the world around it. It is the job of the artist to create a boundary in an amorphous world, separating the abstract from the concrete to create a reality that feels alive,” Roger Ballen ob...

13.06.2013[ read full story ]

From July to September 2012, Soraya Hocine visited the psychiatric hospital in Saint-Alban-sur-Limagnole, to shoot a series combining landscapes, architecture and self-portraits. Today, nearly a year later, this work has turned into an exhibition entitled "Will I be alive tomorrow ra...

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In late 1982, Andy Warhol and a small entourage were invited to Hong Kong by Alfred Siu, a young industrialist who had commissioned portraits of Prince Charles and Princess Diana for I Club, a huge new disco he was opening on the island. Upon arrival, Siu surprised the...

17.06.2013[ read full story ]

Nailya Alexander Gallery presents “Precious”, an exhibition of fourteen color photographs from Jane Hilton’s recent project documenting working girls in assorted Nevada brothels. In 2000, the BBC commissioned Hilton to make “Love for Sale,” a series of ten do...

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The relationship between these young American girls and their dolls is at once fascinating and upsetting, beginning with their astonishing resemblance. The stagings, matching clothes, and emotions in the work of the Polish-American photographer Ilona Szwarc seem to play a ma...

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The mission of the Hôtel des Arts de Toulon, according to its director, Ricardo Vazquez, is to showcase everything related to urban planning in the Mediterranean world. It was in this context that, following Joel Meyerowitz exhibition as part of the festival Photomed 2012, the cho...

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At the same time that his installation in Times Square temporarily replaces the large neon signs and billboards, JR is presenting at the Bryce Wolkowitz gallery his collaboration with José Parla, The Wrinkles of the City, originally commissioned for the 11th Havana Biennial i...

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At a time when revolutions are breaking out across the world, Utopy explores the slogans, symbols of 20th century struggles that changed men’s destinies, from Martin Luther King, Ghandi, decolonization, the Vietnam War and 1968 to the feminist movement, the Arab Spri...

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In a very nice gesture. Jean-Marie Périer dedicates his exhibition in Toulouse to Régis Pagniez, legendary artistic director of the Filipacchi group. The Espace EDF Bazacle in Toulouse will present from June 6 to August 25 a retrospective of the work of Jean-Marie Périer...

05.06.2013[ read full story ]

A set of large black-and-white photographs is on display at the Pavillion of the Holy See at the Venice Biennale. They were taken by the Czech photographer Josef Koudelka. The power of his panoramic black and white photographs tells of the opposition of man to the world and to mor...

03.06.2013[ read full story ]