On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the opening of the Nevada Museum of Art, this Museum of ideas is releasing « Altered Landscape : Photographs of a Changing Environment », featuring a selection of the museum’s permanent collection. Since its inception in 1990, this photographic co...

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The father of Italian photography, Italo Zannier, was not only a celebrated photographer, but also an avid collector. The history of Italian photography, from the early days until now, can be witnessed through his eclectic collection that dates from the early days of 19th centur...

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For twenty years, Stephen Shames has been taking pictures of children and adolescents in one of New York’s most stigmatized neighborhoods, The Bronx. The first pictures were commissioned in 1977 by Look magazine. Little did Shames realize then that he would become so involved...

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From the twilight of the Romanov dynasty through les années folles of Art Deco Paris to the jet-set seventies, Bals explores the nine most exceptional private costume parties of the twentieth century. You will find the memories of Paul Poiret, Truman Capote, and Cecil Beaton who immortalized...

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On the occasion of the Fashion Weeks in New York, Paris, Milan and London, the fashion photographer Michel Haddi has published a photographic essay entitled ‘My Love’. His pictures are accompanied by love poems by William Shakespeare. The page layout is gothic, celebrating Icelandic culture....

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Dorothy Shoes is a 32 year old French photographer. She started out in photography in 2005; her images quickly traveled the world thanks to exhibitions organized in many countries in Europe, Asia and North America. Through Dorothy Shoes’ images, we are plunged int...

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Shades of Love is a new book of photographs by Dimitris Yeros. In the 2011 July-September issue of Zoom magazine, Cristina Franzoni wrote: "Dimitris Yeros was born in 1948 in Greece in a small town at the foot of Mount Elicona in an Arcadian paradise. From the wind...

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Zmâla is not a magazine like any other. Before being an object to be purchased in a bookstore, it represents a movement. In 2003, Jean-François Leroy, Director of Visa pour l’image, devoted a room in the Perpignan’s Palais des Congrès for photographic collectives. ...

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Six reportage stories in France today. Six writers and six photographers, with complementary visions. Six blogs shared with the residents. Six journeys back on the trails of the photographer Jacques Windenberger.

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GradeZero calls for a subjective and partial approach on the abandoned places and the industrial patrimony through seven different visions and aesthetics.

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To make up for loses at home, Western cigarette manufacturers have moved aggressively into markets overseas. In recent years, Asia has become the main market for tobacco companies, driven by the sheer number of potential tobacco users and the growing economy.

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For more than 4 years, from 2008 to 2011, I followed Belgian policemen in their cars, during their missions, everywhere in Nivelles. I discovered the violence of life on the faces of citizens, the loneliness and the stories of those who try to speak but can’t, who try to get out of the night, but...

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Through the exchanged visions of a painter and a photographer, Cura Locura offers an unusual journey into the world of the spirits and to those who track down the origins of evil.

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