The Kim Jong Phil Command Center is located in midtown Manhattan, in a studio not far from the Lincoln Tunnel. Here, fabricated human bodies are littered about, once used to make a beanbag chair that was inspired by a photograph of prisoners piled up inside the Guant...

06.03.2013[ read full story ]

Back in ‘93, Estevan Oriol was tour manager for House of Pain. His father, a photographer, Eriberto Oriol gave his son a camera, told him to take pictures. Oriol remembers feeling weird about it. “Most people with cameras were paparazzi or tourists. They take...

27.02.2013[ read full story ]

Along the kilometers of spanish coast, emptiness fills the streets, waterparks, apartments, hotel complexes and even real cities. Decades of intense urban development in the name of the tourist industry have radically changed our landscape, to the exent of turning it into a big mass...

19.02.2013[ read full story ]

Yancey discovered photography when she was in graduate school studying art of ancient Greece . She explains that her reward when she had read ancient art history all day was to look at photography magazines in the library of her university (SMU Dallas, Texas). In 1979, she wr...

05.03.2013[ read full story ]

A few months ago, we met Pierre Bessard in his home in Paris. We had come to produce a portrait, in both words and images, of this creative and ambitious man. A collector of beautiful things, this “young publisher” (as he likes to call himself) is bright-eyed and br...

24.01.2013[ read full story ]

To mark the occasion of Joel Meyerowitz retrospective at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie, we have decided to publish once again a portrait made by Jonas Cuénin last November. For the past five decades, the American photographer Joel Meyerowitz has roamed the street...

23.01.2013[ read full story ]