Wilder Mann is the new series by Charles Fréger, taken in 2010 and 2011 across eighteen European countries, from Finland to Greece. On the trail of the “wild man” and his reemergence, Charles Fréger went in search of “Phenomena”, zoic creations that reflect the ...

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Pauline Rochas and Carole Beaupré, two young New York photographers, explain their current series entitled Bones. One look and what you see is a figure against a brooding dark background that appears both sensual and enigmatic. A nod to the Duo’s ey...

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Kevin Cooley is a visual artist working in photography, video, and public installation. His work examines the interaction between the natural environment and the one that we fabricate. He makes use of unusual or overlooked moments in everyday life as meditation on our evolv...

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Jim Linderman is a photography collector who brings an unusual perspective to the hobby. Initially a collector of early American folk art, his eye was shaped by the surface and wear of objects, a trait he believes should be found in photographs as well.

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Suzanne Opton’s new book, Soldier/Many Wars, presents a humanistic and challenging view of America’s fighting force. Remembering the Vietnam-era draft and wondering what would happen to her son if he were drafted, Opton was curious to meet members of America...

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The book La photographie par les enfants explores 10 years of school photography. The photography in school project that began in 2001 has been displayed annually at the Maison de la Photographie Robert Doisneau in Gentilly. What initially began in the primary schools of ...

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