In Brooklyn, the Heart Gallery, an non-lucrative association, is exhibiting in the hallways of the Atlantic Terminal a series of 50 large portraits of children, through June 15. Their names are Ashley, Jonathan or Khadjia and they belong ...

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The navy officer, journalist and member of the French Academy, Julien Viaud, better known as Pierre Loti (1850-1923) was a traveling writer whose talents included drawing and photography. The National Navy Museum is honoring him with an...

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With 180 square meters of exhibition space, the new Voz’Galerie, located in the cultural zone of Boulogne Billancourt, a short distance from the Porte de Saint Cloud on the western outskirts of Paris, opened with a collective show entitled “Bestiaire”.

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100 photographers traveled from 23 U.S. states and 13 countries, including Austria, Egypt, Hungary, Japan, Mexico and Scotland, to attend Review Santa Fe, a juried portfolio review event for gifted and committed photographers. This year’s 2011 Review Santa Fe Selection Commi...

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CENTER’s 2011 Review Santa Fe that just concluded: 100 Photographers, 43 Portfolio Reviewers, Photo Receptions, Public Portfolio Viewing, 3-day Indie PhotoBook Library, Photography Panel Discussions, Book Signings, CENTER Project Award Winners Exhibition, and Print Raffle to...

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Until September 19th, the Georges Pompidou Center will feature the exhibition Paris-Delhi-Bombay. The exhibition confronts the works of French and Indian artists, and allows the viewer to discover the contemporary Indian society around the question: “What is India today?”

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Atul Bhalla is interested in a vital subject in India: Water. Commerce has developed in the cities to mitigate the lack of drinking water mainly due to pollution problems. One Rupee for a Big Glass (2009) is a series of portraits of pani wallas, water mercha...

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Sunil Gupta approaches a still delicate subject in India: homosexuality. Only in 2009 did the Court of Justice decriminalize a colonial act that stated that homosexuality and the “non natural sex” were criminal acts punishable with 10 years of imprisonment.

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