Blind Magazine — Photography at First Sight

An Immersion in Daido Moriyama’s Tokyo

Record 2, the sequel to 2017’s Daido Moriyama – Record, presents an exceptional selection of the world-renowned Japanese photographer's work from issues 31 …

Michael Ormerod: Roads to Nowhere

The book “American Photographs” and the recent exhibition “Vanishing Point” celebrate previously unseen work by Michael Ormerod. For 20 years, the British photographer …

The Space Within

Robert Koch Gallery exhibition “Divergent Landscapes” brings together renowned authors who reflect on the forces shaping our interactions with the surrounding environment.

Nan Goldin: From the Profane to the Sacred

The legendary photographer of the American underground scene is showcasing her latest work at the Gagosian Gallery in New York. Alongside her recent …

Omar and Raheema’s Battle Against Precariousness and Hunger in France

From October 18 to 27, 2024, the Action Against Hunger’s New Humanitarian Perspective Grant presents Invisible Hunger, an immersive project by award winners …

Ruth Lauer Manenti: Echoes After Death

Photographer Ruth Lauer Manenti’s book "I Imagined It Empty" is an evocative journey through the last days with a loved one, and a …

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Ruth Lauer Manenti: Echoes After Death

Photographer Ruth Lauer Manenti’s book “I Imagined It Empty” is an evocative journey through the last days with a loved one, and a meditation on the connections we forge with the spaces we inhabit.

By Ruth Lauer Manenti October 7, 2024

This Road Must Lead Somewhere, Maybe

For his first solo show at Galerie Sit Down in Paris, Matt Wilson presents his new series titled Cette route mène sûrement quelque part, peut-être (This Road Must Lead Somewhere, Maybe). This photographic journey through the landscapes of Normandy is a faithful tribute to the Impressionist ethos of capturing the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere.

By Christian Caujolle October 7, 2024