With an exhibition at baudoin lebon in Paris, another one at Bruce Silverstein in New York, and work on view at the Louvre, Joel-Peter Witkin speaks about his creative process.
“A Picture Gallery of the Soul” brings together the work of Black artists redefining the language of photography.
A new exhibition brings together the work of over 85 Black women, girls, and genderqueer artists to radically reimagine our world through their gaze.
As We Rise brings together more than 100 works to create an unforgettable portrait of Black life on both sides of the Atlantic.
Hugo Huerta Marin and Shirin Neshat discuss photography through the lens of power, intimacy, beauty, and dignity.
Two plush animals nestled into the back of a picture frame; lucid gaze caught in a ray of sunlight; a work table: the images brought together in the exhibition “Self Image” are like a cumulative portrait that not only brings back to life the writer Hervé Guibert, but also draws the contours of his inner world. “This is a very special exhibition because it takes place on the thirtieth anniversary of his death,” explains Françoise Morin, the director of Les Douches la Galerie.
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