On the occasion of his visit to France, Corbis President Gary Shenk held this exclusive interview with La Lettre’s Michel Puech. The day before the interview, Gary Shenk declared that he “hoped to accompany the transformation of world media thanks to a partnership with the Associ...

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I have been Lucky enough to fly over New York extensively. To share this immense pleasure and the photographs that I have taken – this is the meaning of my work ; the avowed ambition to reveal a new face of this amazing city, so that anyone who believes he knows it will ...

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The creation of false babies… Everything started in Hollywood, since the law in the United States prohibits films working with babies who are less than three months old. As this phenomenon spread among the public, a market begins to grow in all four corners of the world. Creator of life in plast...

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After the suburbs, the Russians, and portraits of the French, old and young, Luc Choquer brings us the Parisians. An exhibition at the Agathe Gaillard gallery through November 5 and a book published by “Terre Bleue” with a preface by Anna Alter. The gallery own...

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For the past 15 years, the photographer Claudine Doury has been exploring the world of teenagers, capturing with a sense of modesty and delicacy their rites of passage, their private moments, their erratic times, of joy and desire.

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The core of this Ralph Eugene Meatyard exhibition comes from a private collection that represents the breadth and soul of Meatyard’s work. One part of the exhibition focuses on the figurative, while the other showcases the ways in which Meatyard explored beyond the tradition...

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As Executive Director of the French Film Office UniFrance Films USA, the leading proponent of the Frenchfilm industry in the US, Catherine Verret-Vimont had a unique opportunity to casually photograph many of the visiting French directors and actors.

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At the age of 30, Man Ray entered Paris. It was 1921. He stayed until 1940. Though he considered himself first a painter, it is his photography that has produced the most iconic images of his career. Many of those images are featured in May Ran in Paris by Erin C...

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There was no doubt that last week’s news in the U.S. would be dominated by the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. Visually, the anniversary was marked by remembrance, self-assessment, and surprising notes of beauty as th...

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It’s a Fall season that I find a bit sad. Events to say the least that are important, and a photographic treatment from the papers that hasn’t met the challenge. Maybe I can’t read the pictures anymore? No one would like to think. So until next week, with many more newspapers to show.

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