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Exclusive Interview: Chas Gerretsen, the man who photographed Vietnam, Pinochet, and “Apocalypse Now”
Chas Gerretsen has lived through history, both the real kind and the cinematic kind. At sixteen, he left his native Netherlands. He went on to hunt crocodiles in Australia and…
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LATEST PHOTOGRAPHY
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The Cat: The Model That Never Poses
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Grégory Herpe: the possibility of hope in Cairo
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Before History Was Written, It Was Photographed
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Portrait: Jacques & Charles Biederer, the first erotic photos
In the Paris of the Roaring Twenties, two brothers from Moravia built one of the most distinctive erotic…
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Exclusive Interview: Chas Gerretsen, the man who photographed Vietnam, Pinochet, and “Apocalypse Now”
Chas Gerretsen has lived through history, both the real kind and the cinematic kind. At sixteen, he left…
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Exclusive Interview: Steve McCurry
Steve McCurry has been one of the most accomplished photographers for the past forty years, telling visual stories…
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Leandro Erlich: Seeing Is Not Believing
Leandro Erlich is one of those artists whose work is instantly recognizable, even if most people couldn’t name…
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Otto Dix, or Looking Without Turning Away
At the time, I didn’t really know Otto Dix. Or only vaguely. A name, a few images tied…
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Simone Post: Making Fragile Joy
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LATEST EXHIBITIONS
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After Dark: New York reveals its other face – Museum of the City of New York, USA
At night, New York changes its skin. The Museum of the City of New York brings together 33…
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French Photography’s First Century – Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas, USA
Photography was invented in France, and its history is impossible to separate from the history of French art.…
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David Lynch: L.A. – Pace Gallery, Los Angeles, USA
At Pace Gallery in Los Angeles, David Lynch’s photography reveals a darker, stranger and deeply personal vision of…
