PHOTO:Terre In Movimento
Between August and October 2016, a series of violent tremors hit Marche in Italy, a region which, with its unique geographic, artistic …
PHOTO:Jean Luc-Mylayne,Autumn of Paradise
For more than thirty years, the French photographer Jean-Luc Mylayne has practiced an unusual form of plein air creativity, working outside, on-site …
PHOTO:Garry Winogrand-Color
Garry Winogrand was born in New York, where he lived and worked during much of his life. He certainly didn’t invent street …
PHOTO:Changing Views-20 Years of Art Collection Deutsche Börse,Part II
The Art Collection Deutsche Börse is among the most important collections of international contemporary photography, comprising approximately 1,800 works by around 126 …
PHOTO:Fiona Tan-GAAF
The central exhibition program of this year’s Photoszene-Festival is entitled “Artist Meets Archive”, with which the significant diversity and quality of photography …
PHOTO:Changing Views-20 Years of Art Collection Deutsche Börse
The Art Collection Deutsche Börse is among the most important collections of international contemporary photography, comprising approximately 1,800 works by around 126 …
PHOTO:Jeff Wall
Jeff Wall’s work synthesizes the essentials of photography with elements from other art forms (including painting, cinema, and literature) in a complex …
PHOTO:Mircea Cantor-Înainte
Mircea Cantor’s work knows no borders. Originally from Romania, he defines himself above all as an artist who “lives and works on …
PHOTO:William Eggleston-2¼
Born in Memphis in 1939, William Eggleston is regarded as one of the greatest photographers of his generation and a major American …
PHOTO:VOID,Part II
By juxtaposing Yvonne Oswald’s photographs of deserted rooms of a former grand hotel in the Austrian Alps with Tatiana Lecomte’s pictures of …
PHOTO:VOID,Part I
By juxtaposing Yvonne Oswald’s photographs of deserted rooms of a former grand hotel in the Austrian Alps with Tatiana Lecomte’s pictures of …
PHOTO:Reenactment in Contemporary Photography
From reenactments of battles to dramatic theater productions, the restaging of historical events has a long history. For some contemporary photographers, reimaging …
PHOTO:Luigi Ghirri-The Map and the Territory, Part II
Less known than William Eggleston or Stephen Shore, the Italian photographer Luigi Ghirri has worked, at the same time as they, to …
PHOTO:Luigi Ghirri-The Map and the Territory, Part I
Less known than William Eggleston or Stephen Shore, the Italian photographer Luigi Ghirri has worked, at the same time as they, to …
PHOTO:Surrogati-Un amore ideale
Dummies had undoubtedly a role in informing 15th Century artists’ study and portrayal of the human figure, while Leonardo da Vinci had …
PHOTO:Vasantha Yogananthan-A Myth of Two Souls
Working exclusively in analogue, using large or medium format cameras that intentionally slow down the creative process, Vasantha Yogananthan’s projects are generally …
PHOTO:Implicit Tensions-Mapplethorpe Now,Part II
In the thirty years since his death, Robert Mapplethorpe has become a cultural icon. One of the most critically acclaimed and controversial …
PHOTO:Implicit Tensions -Mapplethorpe Now,Part I
In the thirty years since his death, Robert Mapplethorpe has become a cultural icon. One of the most critically acclaimed and controversial …
PHOTO:Isabella Rozendaal-Isabella Hunts
Isabella Rozendaal is a documentary photographer. Her work is driven by contrast. Whenever possible, she tries to create images that are at …
PHOTO:Don McCullin
In photojournalism the photographer is simply a witness on the sidelines, not involved with what is taking place in front of his …
PHOTO:Andreas Gursky
Andreas Gursky is a observer of our time. He finds his subjects all over the. The artist favours themes of global relevance, …
PHOTO:Koen Wessing-The indelible image,Part II
Roland Barthe, in his seminal work Camera Lucida, discusses at length one of Koen Wessing’s 1979 photos from Nicaragua that depicts two …
