Pierre-Alexis Dumas, President of the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès, has just announced the foundation’s support for the Prix Henri Carter-Bresson. This 35000€ prize was created in 2003 by Henri Cartier-Bresson’s late wife, Martine Fra...

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My work is autobiographical. I tell the story of my own rough world with a simple digital camera, an Olympus Pen II, set to automatic mode and screwed into an old tripod. A dark world, illuminated only by daylight. This recent work emerged from a latent artistic unconscious, p...

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Art Stage 2013 is the 3rd edition of the contemporary art fair in Singapore and was held January 24th-27th. More than 130 galleries (75% of them were from Asia and the remaining some of the most established art galleries from all over the world) have sho...

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On the third floor of the Galerienhaus, a building which houses 13 art galleries in the Kreuzberg neighborhood of Berlin, the Galerie Berinson is showcasing the photographs of Alexander Rodtschenko. A selection of 24 photographs has been hung in the gallery with grea...

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On the 18 January 2013 London’s The Strand Gallery opened its doors to an exhibition of the ten shortlisted photographers for the acclaimed Terry O’Neill / TAG Award 2012. The Terry O’Neill / TAG Award is an international competition for contemporary photography founded in 2007 as...

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My photographs portray life, the celebration of it and it's inevitable end. My exploration focuses on and embraces places where something seems destined for failure or have gone beautifully wrong already. My camera is looking for the cracks in normality because this is wh...

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Presented by Gilles Vernernet in Lyon at the gallery Le Bleu du ciel last November, Edith Roux series "Les Dépossédés" is exhibited in Paris until February 23rd, 2013 on the walls of the gallery Dix9. Edith Roux’s cold aesthetic requires that her photographs ...

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Exactly 12 years ago to the day I arrived at The Maha Kumbh Mela in Allahbad, India. At the time this was the largest gathering of humanity on the planet. I had waited for 11 years for the festival and within 6 hours of arriving I had all my cameras stolen but through a couple...

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Ronen Goldman, a conceptual photographer and artist from Tel Aviv, recreates his dreams through surreal photography. Most photographs start with a dream, or part of a dream I remember. I do this by writing down different elements from dreams when I first wake up. So...

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David Collins is a young photographer from Perth, Western Australia who is making his mark in artistic circles with his lavishly detailed, large-format photographic stories that draw on biblical tales and Greek mythology as well as contemporary mores. Collins states that...

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Seventy-two artists are doing their share for Madagascar. They have produced, using doors and shutters selected by the Zafimaniry people of the country’s highlands, 72 works that invite the viewer to take a second glance at Zafimaniry culture and contemporary art. Al...

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In this project I show, with the technique of self portrait, the ties created by illness, unforgettable ties, with yourself, with others. The intimate and quiet relationship you have with the illness, above all when therapy takes place at the home, when dialysis come...

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This month, the Association Inimaginable* has selected a photograph by Christophe Gallaire, taken from his report on Mayotte, the 101st French department. The photograph will be on view in the streets of Paris from January 28th to February 3...

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