Henry Roy: Ibiza Memories
The sixth book by Franco-Haitian photographer Henry Roy, represents a “manipulated archive” of 30 years of photographs from his many trips to the …
A Lower East Side Time Capsule
In 1984, photographer Tria Giovan moved to New York City's Lower East Side after graduating from college. She wandered the streets, photographing from …
Pierre Molinier: The Body at Work
Pierre Molinier, a unique figure in the history of art, is the subject of an extensive exhibition that juxtaposes 130 of his works …
At the Heart of It
The International Month of Photojournalism in Padova, Italy, brings together photographers from all over the world to trigger cultural debate and roundtable discussions …
ImageSingulières: A Human Festival
This year, the Sète-based festival celebrates its fifteenth anniversary with eight exhibitions devoted, as ever, to documentary photography. A beautiful festival of the …
AI-Generated Images: A Visual Revolution
Midjourney, Dall-E, Stable Diffusion: artificial-intelligence software generating images has been perfected and democratized, leading to a real revolution in the visual industry. Faced …
News

André Kertész: Sur/Real
Bruce Silverstein Gallery in New York City presents the early photographs of photographer André Kertész, taken between 1914 and 1936.
By André Kertész
May 24, 2023

Bruno Barbey in Italy: Dolce Vita
The Académie des Beaux-Arts in Paris pays tribute to the great Franco-Swiss photographer Bruno Barbey (1941-2020), born in Morocco and a member of the Magnum agency, with the exhibition “The Italians”.
By Michaël Naulin
May 24, 2023
Stories

In the Sweat of Their Brow
By Victorine Alisse
May 22, 2023

Looking at Iraq Through the Eyes of Civilians
By Robert E. Gerhardt
May 18, 2023

Following the Legendary White Horses in Camargue
By Baron Wolman
May 16, 2023

Jason Fulford: Slices of Italy
The journal of Jason Fulford’s adventures in Italy, The Heart Is a Sandwich documents a decade of visual encounters as funny as they are touching.
By Iris Mandret
May 23, 2023