This exhibition at the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson brings together a hundred prints from the collection of New York gallerist Howard Greenberg. The show runs until April 21. In an interview with Sam Stourdzé last May, Howard Greenberg retraced the p...

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Following a tour of Europe, the Maison Européene de la Photographie in Paris will present until April 7 a retrospective of the American photographer Joel Meyerowitz, who is celebrating his fiftieth year as a photographer. The exhibition features the black-and-whit...

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To mark the occasion of Joel Meyerowitz retrospective at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie, we have decided to publish once again a portrait made by Jonas Cuénin last November. For the past five decades, the American photographer Joel Meyerowitz has roamed the street...

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The photographs of Sam Shaw have long appeared on the covers of Life and Look. He photographed the Hollywood stars of the 1950s and 60s: Ingrid Bergman, Elizabeth Taylor, Sophia Loren, Audrey Hepburn, Marlon Brando, John Cassavetes, Anthony Quinn, Woody A...

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Hervé Coutin is a Paris based photographer.

Inspired by the rock'n roll attitude since he met rock'n roll at the age of 5 but also by a soft erotic and romantic vision of the photography. In spite of digital photography, Herve continues to shoot on film. Analo...

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For the past five years, VII Photo Agency has operated a gallery in the Dumbo section of Brooklyn. Located one block from the waterfront, VII Gallery stands on the corner bathed in a flood of light. The gallery, which is intimate yet commanding, offers a wide array of exhibitions, talk...

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Jaimie Warren has been called the Cindy Sherman of the American Midwest, with a taste for modern technology. Although their subjects differ, the similarities in interpretation and style are unmistakable. In her photographs, Warren explores different female stereotyp...

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The photographer Konrad Rufus Müller (*1940 in Berlin) is a master of portraiture, and especially known for his access to people in front of his camera and his way of presenting them. Though, portraiture is only one genre in which the so-called "photographer...

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The Musée de l’Ancien Evêché in Grenoble, France, will present Les Alpes de Doisneau until April 14, 2013. For many, Robert Doisneau can be summed up by the famous feminine body delineated by the snowy peaks, or by his lighthearted collaboration with t...

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This tells the story of a passion and a twisting plot to put the particular bouquet of freshly printed books in a bottle. Gerhard Steidl was first alerted to the importance of the smell of a book by Karl Lagerfeld, prompting a passion for paper and the composition of a scent on the p...

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The exhibition, a colourful journey through time curated in cooperation with Marimekko, transports the visitor back into the year of 1960 – a year in which Chubby Checkers "The Twist" takes over the world and influences developments in fashion; a year in which playful floral ...

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With its seven hundred pages of A4 pictures, interviews, performances and personalities, Sang Bleu is an unwieldy, limited-edition tome, a monolith in the specialized press. Zineland covers photographers and artists who chose, at the beginning of the 2000s, to ...

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