The beautiful and disturbing figures of Marlous van der Sloot (Netherlands, 1986) allow her to explore the human body through opposite and complementary perspectives. The proximity evoked by her images, charged with feelings and emotions, is counterbalanced by a sense of...

07.06.2013[ read full story ]

Australian photojournalist Ed Giles is based in Cairo, and has returned home to Sydney as the technical editor for Reportage’s projections programme. Giles, who is represented by Getty Images, has extensively covered the Arab Spring and the work he has on show at Reportage includes re...

04.06.2013[ read full story ]

Andrew Quilty, an Australian photojournalist based in New York, said Dupont’s reputation “was a big factor in choosing to be part of Reportage. The quality of participants is incredible. I think Reportage is aiming to branch out to an audience beyond photographers and photojourna...

04.06.2013[ read full story ]

On the day I talk to Adam Ferguson, an Australian photojournalist based in the US, he is in San Antonio, Texas working on a story on war dogs and their handlers for National Geographic. He’s been on this story for over a year, and this fourth visit marks the end of the journey. F...

04.06.2013[ read full story ]

Reportage, Sydney’s documentary photography festival, opened last week amidst a furor over the decision by Destination NSW, the government tourism body for Sydney, to censor the outdoor projections, banning certain images deemed “too distressing” for viewers. Now in its...

04.06.2013[ read full story ]

Only a few days left to discover the program of the Kaunas photo festival. Founded by Mindaugas Kavaliauskas ten years ago, the festival is now one of the main photo festival in the Baltic States. For this occasion, the chosen theme is "celebration". The American Amy Steven...

30.05.2013[ read full story ]

This is an invitation to embark on a magical mystical tour, a glimpse into a secret world through a labyrinth of chapels and altars, a kaleidoscope of colours and textures, a unique fusion of people and cultures. Tucked away, deep in the maze of winding, narrow streets in Jerusalem's Old C...

27.05.2013[ read full story ]

Creeping around flea markets at dawn with a torch has never really been my cup of tea. I did attend a few auction sales, but for me these places smell all too much of mould and the death. My collection has been put together almost inadvertently, never with the rage of a real collector, exc...

27.05.2013[ read full story ]

In 2011 Photomed presented the work of photojournalist Manca Juvan Unordinary Lives on Afghanistan. It became apparent that the French public did not know the work of photographers from Slovenia and the Adriatic region in general. This year Photomed presents a selection...

27.05.2013[ read full story ]

By inviting Lebanon this year, the directors of Photomed have opened the doors to a young, emerging and promising photography. This little country on the shores of the Mediterranean has set photography - art and profession - firmly in its cultural, economic and university l...

27.05.2013[ read full story ]