Exhibition
Wanderings
Polka Gallery
For their new exhibition entitled Wanderings, Polka Gallery presented Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama’s, Light Memoirs, William Klein’s, The Wedding of the Century, Prune Nourry’s Holy Daughters a...
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Portfolio
Sophie Delaporte
Behind the ephemeral
Sophie Delaporte lives and works between Paris and New York. For more then ten years, her photographs are published in international magazines (ID, Interview, Italian Vogue, Chinese Vogue, Japanese Vogue…).
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Press Review
Michel Philippot
Moran Atias’ legs open Michel Philippot’s Press Review, then continues with pictures in Syria by Muhammad Hamet (The Observer) featuring a
woman brandishing a poster addressed to President Bashar al Assad:
“Go”. Philippot then covers Barack Obama’s...
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Exhibition
Munich
Lyonel Feininger
This dual exhibition of partly unknown works by the German-American artist Lyonel Feininger (1871–1956) provides an overview of Feininger’s graphic œuvre as well as of his photographic output.
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Awards
World Press Photo 2011 by Michel Puech
While the World Press Photo 2011 exhibition in Beirut was forced to close one week early due to political controversy over Israeli photographer Amit Sha’al’s work (3rd Prize Arts and Entertainment), in Paris, the Azzedine Alaïa Gallery will display the exhibition until June 2...
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Press Review
David Schonauer
The Weekly World Tour
David Schonauer begins his Press Review with an homage to photographer Anton Hammerl, killed on April 5 in Libya. He continues with pictures of other human tragedies, including Charles Ridel’s shots of tornado devastation in Joplin, Missour...
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In memoriam
The death of
Richard Steinheimer
Richard Steinheimer, the acknowledged “Dean” of western railroad photography, passed away quietly on May 4, 2011, in Sacramento, California, after a long illness. Born in Chicago, Illinois, on August 23, 1929, he migrated to Southern California at the age of six ...
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Exhibition
Madrid, Atget in the Fondation Mapfre
Eugène Atget did not train as a photographer and only turned to it in order to try to earn a living, having been unsuccessful in other fields. He started out in the provinces but soon arrived in Paris where he lived for the rest of his life. Atget worked anony...
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