As part of the Portrait(s) Festival in Vichy, an exhibition focuses on one of the most popular type of photograph in the world: the selfie. Whether a manifestation of misguided narcissism or a new way of communicating, the selfie oscillates between the best and the worst—of humanity and of photography. We talk with the curator of the exhibition, the photographer Olivier Culmann.
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