Blind Magazine — Photography at First Sight

Henry Wessel: a Photographic Legacy

The book “Soft Eyes” brings together the work of the late photographer Henry Wessel and two contemporary artists, Austin Leong and Adrian Martinez, …

Guido Guidi: Tracing Time

The exhibition “Col tempo (With Time) , 1956-2024” at MAXXI Museum in Rome, Italy, digs deep into the expansive career of the Italian …

Josef Koudelka: “I Did it Because Memory is Something Fragile”

Delpire and Aperture published the one and only biography of Josef Koudelka. An intimate portrait of the life and work of one of …

A Selection of Photobooks by Atelier EXB

Since this summer, this publishing house has offered a high-quality catalog, with a selection of beautiful photography books and works. Just before the …

Tribute to Denis Brihat

Famous for his still-life photographs of vegetables, fruits, and flowers from his garden in the South of France, Denis Brihat passed away on …

Alice Pallot: Toxic Beauty

Photographer Alice Pallot’s exhibition “Alegues Maudites, Red Bloom” at Leica Gallery in Paris draws attention to a largely overlooked consequence of climate change, …

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Grand Palais, Paris, 1972. Exposition «Les peintres de l’imaginaire : symbolistes et surréalistes belges», tableau de Paul Delvaux © Martine Franck / Magnum Photos

Martine Franck: Sensitive Fragments

Through its collection entitled 100 Photos for Press Freedom, Reporters Without Borders highlights for the first time the Belgian photographer Martine Franck, the wife of Henri Cartier-Bresson and a member of Magnum Photos.

Michaël Naulin December 10, 2024

Printed Projections

Ernst Haas’ “Abstract” project stands as a bold and personal milestone in the legendary photographer’s pioneering work. The exhibition “The Forces of Abstraction” at Les Douches Galerie in Paris, now brings this largely unknown body of work to the general public.

Ernst Haas December 8, 2024