Published by Loose Joints, Don’t Worry Boys borrows its title from a legendary New York gay club and revives the unbuttoned pleasures of the Hudson River piers, before AIDS turns the party into a wake.
The Premi Fotografia Femenina Fisheye x InCadaqués 2026 awarded Julie Peiffer for Renversement, a series where fragile nature crosses paths with some portraits. This latest one is to be discovered during this tenth edition of the Spanish festival, which will conclude next October 25. The post…
In Los Angeles, David Zwirner presents the fullest showing since 1983 of Roy DeCarava’s photographs of Black New York and its jazz, made from the late 1940s through the 1960s.
For nearly seventy years, Lee and Maria Friedlander have shared a bond shaped—and at times distorted—by photography.
The artist speaks about her recent installation in Venice and the democratic nature of photography.
With Uncool, her first book, fashion photographer Debora Brune, herself a wheelchair user, spent four years meeting and portraying models whose injured, ailing, or disabled bodies fall outside the norm.
Until October 25, 2026, the Galerie du Jour agnès b. presents Le Chant des villes, a collective exhibition of contrasting writings coming together to reveal the nuances of a common territory: the city. The post Le Chant des villes: an intimate urban landscape by agnès b. appeared first on…
The British-Moroccan photographer Hassan Hajjaj takes over the Philharmonie de Paris with some forty portraits turned up loud: rock stars all his own, from Madonna to the Malian duo Amadou & Mariam.
Here are the 35 shortlisted titles for the Paris Photo–Aperture PhotoBook Awards, which celebrate this year’s achievements by publishers and artists.
In Blindfolded, Antoine De Winter is interested in the disappearance of the glaciers of the Swiss Alps by mixing colorful abstractions and black and white documentary images.
In Bristol, the Martin Parr Foundation traces the Gothic current running through British documentary photography, from the postwar years to the present, and asks what it reveals about a nation haunted by its own images.
In her book Blinded by the Grace, published by Loose Joints, Sarah Chaplin Espenon explores the practice of women hunting tornadoes. A traditionally masculine practice that the French publisher examines at the heart of a delicate black-and-white narrative that threatens. The post <i>Blinded by your…
On time for the Photo & Video Salon, our number 394 comes out this Thursday and celebrates one of the masters of portraiture: Irving Penn.
Tate Britain is devoting a major exhibition to the 1990s, bringing together photographers Juergen Teller, Corinne Day, Nick Knight and Wolfgang Tillmans alongside artists Damien Hirst and Sarah Lucas and designer Alexander McQueen. A decade in which art, fashion and the street fused to redefine…
Every year at the end of May, the small town of Allanche, in the Cantal region in France, escorts its Salers herds up to the high pastures. Thomas Savary photographed the Fête de l'Estive there with a Sigma fp, following the gestures that pass from one generation to the next. Shown in Arles in…
From October 9 to 11, Sigma sets up its Meetings space at the Salon Photo & Vidéo, in Paris. A dozen sessions bring together photographers and videographers, who share their working methods and their lens choices, from natural-light portraiture to wildlife reportage. L’article At Salon Photo,…
Until November 7, the municipality of Fontenay-sous-Bois is hosting the first edition of FLASH, a social and citizen festival that paints a portrait of the peripheries, urban, social or intimate, through archival and contemporary images. Several artists have been invited to explore this...
Gallerie d'Italia in Milan presents “LIBERE! 1946–2026. Le conquiste delle donne” (FREE! 1946–2026. Women's Hard-Won Rights), an exhibition curated by Renata Ferri that traces almost eighty years of women's achievements in Italy, beginning with the vote of June 2, 1946. L’article How Italian Women…
From October 23 to 26, Santa Fe becomes a meeting place for photographers and the people who can publish, exhibit or acquire their work. The 25th Review Santa Fe Photo Symposium, organised by CENTER, schedules nearly 1,000 one-on-one portfolio reviews. One evening, the Portfolio Walk, is open to…
A look inside the inaugural installation at Aperture’s new space on the Upper West Side.
From October 8 to 11, find the editorial team at the Photo & Video Salon at the Grande Halle de la Villette in Paris.
The HiP association (Photographic Histories) is holding, in the occasion of the celebrations of the bicentennial of photography, the project of the first time capsule dedicated to photography. Its goal? To seal in a travel suitcase thousands of images from 2026 coming from amateurs as well as…
Notre numéro de rentrée débarque chez votre marchand de journaux, et porte en thématique principale un principe de nature difficilement illustrable en couverture : le hors-champ.