From among a dozen finalists, the Executive Committee has chosen two: the Swiss photographer Dominique Teufen and the Portuguese Nuno Andrade. Here are the two photographers and their works in a nutshell.
An exhibition at the Jeu de Paume in Paris traces a prolific decade in the work of the Italian photographer (1943-1992).
Starting April 20, the Circulation(s) Festival is coming to occupy Le Centquatre in Paris. This event aims to promote young European photographers.
The photojournalist received carte blanche to design an exhibit of his work at the Pavillon Carré de Baudouin in Paris: he presents the visitors with a decade of photographic work, which he frames in an elegant scenography.
The photographer went behind the scenes of the city of casinos and composed beautiful portraits of solitude. His series Only Bleeding is on display at the VU’ Gallery in Paris.
By capturing the peepshow unfolding behind a bathroom window, the American photographer has created a beautiful and disturbing series which explores the relationships between women and men. This magnificent series can be seen for the first time in Paris at Galerie Miranda.
The Italian photographer is presenting his series Scène [Stage] at Le BAL in Paris until April 28. It’s an intense reflection on the current state of photojournalism through a series of captivating pictures in which the subjects are able to come fully into their own.
The artist has barely half a minute to produce a colourful fresco using a special technique that requires a delicate touch. The results are vibrant tableaus currently on view at Galerie Lumière des Roses in Montreuil.
Since 1970, the Festival has become a mainstay in the world of photography. Bringing together over 140,000 visitors last year, the Rencontres de la photographie d’Arles is a must-see international cultural event. We have handpicked a selection of works featured in this anniversary edition of the festival.
The photographer presents images of urban decay at the Esther Woerdehoff Gallery in Paris. He takes us on a stroll through abandoned landscapes where nature is reclaiming its rights while crumbling mansions wither like fragile flowers. Thomas Jorion talks to us about his photography.