For more then 30 years, The New York Times Magazine has played a determining role in photography in the media, via commisions and as well as publications of work of all types, from photojournalism to fashion photography by way of portraits. With Photographs of the New York T...

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For his first "Oeil de La Lettre" in Arles, and the first night time projection in the ancient theater, Yan Morvan finished an 8 hour marathon, running from the Ateliers to Rue Fanton (Press center), from the Palais de l'Archevêché to the église des Frères Prêcheurs, from the Saint-Trophim...

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Le concours photographique Entrevues présente pour la deuxième année consécutive, à Arles, l’exposition de ses deux lauréats 2011. Après Thomas Jorion et Luca Zanier, en 2010, c’est au tour de Maia Flore et Adrian Woods de confronter leurs travaux photographiques.

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On the occasion of the Rencontres Photographiques d'Arles, the Cinematheque of Tanger is organizing a photography auction on Friday, July 8th at 6:30pm.  In total, approximately 40 photographers will come together to support this association that is struggling to develop cine...

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The 2011 edition of the Rencontres has the generic title Unconformist / Uncertified. It articulates around five branches: Manifestos, Republics, Documents, Viewpoints, Education and associated programs.

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Robert Capa's legendary Mexican Suitcase, exposed as enlarged contact sheets in the “Documents” section alongside “30 Years of New York Magazine” is also the subject of a French book published in two volumes by Actes Sud. It is based on Steidl/ICP’s American edition pub...

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In the series entitled Republic, the Rencontres is presenting six contemporary Mexican photographers: Enrique Metinides, Maya Goded, Dulce Pinzon, Daniela Russell, Inaki Bonillas and Fernando Montiel Klint.

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I had sent to the Rencontres d'Arles a slideshow of my pictures created by the Pompidou Centre, and which had already been screened there. I had recently become editor-in-chief of Sygma, and the slideshow was a retrospective of my 20 years' reporting. Lots of work, including sound, had go...

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Papa was invited to Arles. He suggested taking my brother and me. I was 13, and capriciously insisted: “Yes, but not without my duck”. Papa phoned the Hôtel Jules César to find out if this was possible. The hotel agreed. On the first day, the duck did a poo in the lobby. Papa was present...

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My first night at the Arles festival was magical: the Place du Forum was filled with guitarists strumming away at flamenco or gypsy songs. Most of the action was in the Place, where people gathered around the tables to sip wine or pastis, to gossip, joke or posture.

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