Photo Vivienne presents a show on Paris, featuring a selection of photographs by Eugène Atget, Edouard Denis Baldus, Brassaï, Robert Doisneau and Gustave Le Gray, to name a few. From a salt paper print of the Cabane des moutons du Jardin des Plantes photograp...

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Othello De’Souza-Hartley is a visual artist working in the medium of photography and film. He received an MA in Fine Art from Camberwell College of Art and previously studied photography at Central St Martins. Jan 2011 De'Souza-Hartley received an Arts Award ...

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In his first book, wildlife photographer David Gulden captures the incredible animals of Africa and their rapidly disappearing ecosystem. Shot over a period of fifteen years in Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda, Gulden’s black and white still portraits and action shots...

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Ahmedabad, population 5 million, a vast and legendary city of excess and abundance, doesn’t easily open up. 
Only at nightfall was Frédéric Delangle able to enter into its silence and near meditative calm, a brief moment of serenity when the modern world grants a few h...

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At the turn of the 20th century, photography was restricted to two groups: explorers, compiling their exotic archeological and ethnological findings; and pictorial photographers, long disparaged for their lack of disciplinary independence, but then finally acknowledged for their aesth...

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Pictures have always been the preferred tool of propaganda. They serve as the perfect punctuation to any argument. They are like a definitive fist on the table, acting as an undeniable scientific proof That is why the current conflict between Israel and Hamas is taking place more viol...

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For its fifth month, the Association Inimaginable* has selected a photograph by Catalina Martin Chico, taken from her report on female voices in a revolution. The photograph will be on view in the streets of Paris from November 27 to Decembe...

The urban landscape is more than buildings and roads; it is a series of signs, murals, and iconography that helps to define the place. Signs provide direction, giving us a frame of reference, a means to engage with opportunities that only exist in the space between us. Signs are stories on...

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In the streets of our megacities, buildings sprout like mushrooms. Whether they are meant for work or living, architects pull out of the earth structures, colors and contours that shape our different lives.
The series Archicarré reflects the urban dynamism of a multicultural ...

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What is beauty? Who deserves to be admired? What is a true Diva?
The photographic series Duva/Diva is the result of a collaboration between the theatre company Stefan Bremer, the photographer Stefan Brember, the Blue Flamenco dance school, and the costume designer Paula Va...

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Paris Photo at the Grand Palais, Kiosk at the Bal, Offprint at the Beaux-Arts—never has photography publishing been so present on the Paris cultural scene. And it seems as though it’s here to stay. While the photography market is still reserved for an elite, photography pub...

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Monroe Gallery of Photography presents an exhibition of photographs by Mark Shaw, along with the publication of the new book "The Kennedys". Published by Reel Art Press, this new publication is the definitive collection of Mark Shaw’s renowned photographs o...

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