Bill Cunningham is a myth in the fashion world. If he’s not present at your fashion show or for your party, you might as well consider it an absolute shame and your professional death. For more than 40 years, Bill Cunningham has followed the fashion trends and the mundane ten...

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Our correspondent in Beijing, CYJO, met with Qingjun Huang, one of the great photographers of the daily realities of life in China. We hereby present one of his first works, called Steam Locomotives. Tomorrow we will present the second part, Family Stuff. China c...

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For his first exhibition at the Gallery VU’, Jean-Christian Bourcart pursues his interrogation on the meaning that the representations of the world have in regards to the facets he perceives them to have and the forms that he assigns them. Three series are presented, Black Sheet, ...

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Japan’s most famous dirrrrrty photo documentarian, Nobuyoshi Araki, now at 70 is back working his youthful mojo with an exhibition of about 100 freshly discovered and unpublished works shot around 1965. Hidden for over 40 years in a Fuji bromide paper box marked “Theater of ...

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Janene Outlaw has always lived up to her name. Born and raised in uptown Manhattan, she attended the Bank Street School and Cornell University before beginning her career as a photo editor at publications including The New York Times, Fortune, The Village Voice, and New York Magazine. On...

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Organized by the Association “Festival de l’Image” and presided by Yves Brés, the central theme of Les Photographiques 2011 will be “figures of women.” We should not expect to see photographs taken exclusively by women, but photographs that represent women in their diverse acti...

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