René Groebli – Early Work 1945 – 1955
Sep 13, 2016
Köln (3 Sep – 22 Oct) Who is René Groebli? He is a blind spot. Perhaps he is the proverbial blind spot, the «Missing Link» in the history of modern Swiss photography.
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City Space by Clarissa Bonet
Sep 12, 2016
City Space is an ongoing photographic exploration of the urban environment and my perception of it. I am interested in the physical space of the city and its emotional and psychological impact on the body.
Life after death by Edgaras Vaicikevicius
Sep 12, 2016
After the death of a person remains only what he created during his lifetime. Trees also are born and die. However, only people can extend the natural life of the tree. When the arm of creator touches the tree, the tree is reviving.
Kashmir is Earth’s paradise , an alpine “ Switzerland ” for the Moghuls , ancient Srinagar, its capital city on the banks of Jhelum River, with nine bridges and waterways reminiscent of Venice.
Exhibition of Hiroshi Sugimoto
Sep 12, 2016
San Francisco (8 Sep – 22 Oct) Fraenkel Gallery is pleased to present the first U.S. exhibition of new, large-format photographs of abandoned theaters by Hiroshi Sugimoto.
9/11 NY | before and after
Sep 11, 2016
Greifswald (3 Sep – 21 Oct) One of those is the 11th September 2001. In our collective memory, it has imprinted as 9/11. When you think of New York, you are inevitably reminded of the terrible scenarios that day.
Idomeni by Dimitris Rapakousis
Sep 8, 2016
The old name of Idomeni was Sehovo. It is located on the border with Macedonia and it is the last village of the "Greek railway tracks.
Francesco Candeloro lives and works in Venice, where he studied by the Fine Arts Academy. The dimensions of light and color through a production that is articulated in different series and expressive techniques.
No Direction Home by Iulian Ignat
Sep 8, 2016
No Direction Home is my 12th solo exhibition and represents my homage to homeless people .I always liked to wonder around in Bucharest with the camera hanging from my neck, trying to catch the soul of the street.
Opio (Sep 29 - Dec 31) To commemorate the 30th anniversary of Jacques Henri Lartigue’s death, OPIOM Gallery partners with the city of Opio and the Donation Jacques Henri Lartigue to organize a retrospective exhibition
Greece has become a flashpoint for the migrant crisis in Europe over the past year. More than 1 million people illegally crossed into Europe in 2015 alone, with some 800,000 of them arriving via Greece.
“Sonyachi Jejuri”- as the holy town Jejuri is called aptly by the native Maharashtrians, which means “The Golden Jejuri”, comes alive when one looks from the roof top of the Khandoba temple at the porch, at the stairs
Waiting by Orhan Talibov
Sep 6, 2016
In this series I wanted to capture the state of ‘ waiting ’ which all of people have experienced in their lives. I mostly used natural light as the state by itself is natural.
After the N by Gregory Rusmana
Sep 6, 2016
At one end of November, I had more realized that life is never clear from pain. Lost many things I love almost took my hope away. From that point, I started to let go whatever happens in my life.
Bodh Gaya is a famous religious place of India, where Gautama Buddha is said to have obtained Enlightenment (pali: bodhi) under what became known as the Bodhi Tree.
Uncanny Valley by Mitar Terzic
Sep 5, 2016
Uncanny Valley is a term from the field of robotics and represents the diagram to explain:
"When the aspect of the machine becomes too anthropomorphic it produces a strong revulsion amongst humans".
Florida (Jul 22 – Dec 31) Jerry Uelsmann remains the forerunner of photomontage in America for the 20th century as he employs multiple negatives to create intricate darkroom works of art.
In Paul Eis' Instagram project, he gathers images of buildings from mainly Berlin, Hamburg and some other cities, which are cut of their original context and reworked with bright colors.
In the bath by Zuzu Valla
Sep 2, 2016
The series ''In the Bath'' came into my mind one day when l was walking home from town, feeling weary of life and the weather.
A neutral place by Franco Sortini
Sep 2, 2016
Franco Sortini's art is that of a landscape that is the result of a subtle alchemy that combines his vision of the natural environment with his culture, his emotions and his inner feelings.
The Collector by Mary Beth Koeth
Sep 2, 2016
Some people need the past to be tangible. For them, the past doesn't just disappear into nothingness. It stains every object they encounter.
Brussels (Aug 2 -Oct 23) La Photographie Galerie is pleased to announce the new show of internationally acclaimed wildlife photographer David Yarrow.
The Most Popular Photographers published in Dodho Magazine. The great stories by Terence Bogue, Pietro Milici, HJ Hunter, Saud A Faisal and Dimitris Mytas.
Catherine Edelman Gallery opened in 1987 quickly establishing itself as one of the leading galleries in the Midwest devoted exclusively to the art of photography.
Fictitious Feasts by Charles Roux
Sep 1, 2016
Food is essential in life, and in some people’s lives, literature is too. The photographer Charles Roux has been thinking about the links between them and the result is Fictitious Feasts.
Moscow (Oct 12, 2016 – Jan 22, 2017) The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography presents an exhibition Mikhail Baryshnikov - Body Metaphysics by an American photographer Robert Whitman.
5 great British photographers
Aug 6, 2016
A selection of compelling photographic projects by contemporary British photographers whose work explores identity, landscape, culture and visual experimentation. Featuring stories by Sophie Ebrard, Zuzu Valla, Alva Bernadine, Ellie Davies and Daniel Ali, these projects reveal the diversity and creative depth of British photography today.
On May 21 every year, in some villages in northern Greece, takes place a spectacular traditional fire-walking ritual, called Anastenaria.
The Little Black Gallery is London’s boutique photography gallery specialising in contemporary photography from around the world.
Photographs of Hospital project constitute a form of narrative as Dimitris tells the stories of the people and spaces of his daily life, which he studies, edits and directs in absolute precision.
These 11 images are part of a larger photo documentary that shows the various psychosocial situations among the elderly that voluntary or involuntary not socialising with friends and family, and the result of poor quality of life among these when our society leaves the responsibility to the health care system.
When we hear the words “black and white,” we often assume that is all we’ll see, but in this series of photographs I utilize tones and shades of grey. This grey expresses and gives this work its emotion and depth.
Wake Me Up by Suvobroto Ray Chaudhuri
Aug 3, 2016
Some people wake up in the morning full of energy and some find themselves fumbling for the snooze button. How you begin a day goes a long way towards how your day would end. So it is important to find ways to get off to a good start.
Celebrating 40 years of Punk
Aug 3, 2016
London (Jul 20–Aug 26, 2016) The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present PUNK, an exhibition of vintage press prints that document the rise of punk culture in 1970s Britain.
“ Let Our People Grow ” is an ongoing project and as such its idea lives constantly through change. The project aims to investigate the cannabis world.
People got out to work in the morning and Kolkata ,as usual, was jostling with the crowd .Then a terrible thing happened that crippled the city and left an indelible imprint on the minds of the happy go lucky crowd .
'Once upon a time' shows remarkable places and people I meet by chance in cities like Liège and Charleroi. They live in the harsh reality of high levels of unemployment and social tensions between groups in a multi cultural community.
July 2016 : Most Popular Photographers
Aug 1, 2016
The Most Popular Photographers published in Dodho Magazine. The great stories by Alexander Mendelevich, Barbara Iweins, Jan Moller Hansen, Nikolai Linares and Wiebke Hass.
Dhaka the capital of Bangladesh and the main city of the country has a rich political and social heritage of over 400 years.This mega city has a old part which is the witness of change of time which changed the daily life of the people but the basic story of people remain the same.
Man in the city
,What is a city? The city is a rush, speed, noise. The city is a place where many people live. The city connect these people. But we become individually in the city.
The idea came spontaneously before and during the photoshooting. The model's hair gave me inspiration to create this bewitched and mystique atmosphere.
London (Sep 20–Oct 8, 2016) Nudes Exhibition : Nudes sees Alistair Taylor-Young present a new series of work of stunning miniature photographs. Each photograph is only 2 inches. There are 11 black & white and one colour photograph, all taken in the Mediterranean in 2015.
Chicago (Sep 9–Oct 29, 2016) We are thrilled to present our first solo exhibition for Clarissa Bonet, whose photographic work is garnering terrific international press.
Reflection by Lilyan Aloma
Jul 26, 2016
I have spent the greater part of my life living in Manhattan, a city with a constantly changing visual plan that continues to inspire me to explore its physical complexity.
Outside by Alexander Mendelevich
Jul 25, 2016
From the first meeting with the world of photography 20 years ago, he felt that the reality and the image in the photograph are very similar and at the same time different.
Aaron Sehmar ; In-between moments
Jul 25, 2016
Aaron Sehmar - Fine art photography allows me to be able to come up with ideas for images that are a lot more conceptual, where the end result is more of a catalyst for a larger discussion about various topics, such as the purpose of photography, hyperreality, artifice and displacement.
40 days of high and low tides
Jul 25, 2016
Saint Petersburg (21.07 / 21.8) Art of Foto Gallery presents a personal exhibition of the Saint Petersburg photographer Ekaterina Vasilyeva. The exhibition includes twenty black and white prints.
The White City by Angie McMonigal
Jul 22, 2016
The city can be beautiful. The city can be ghastly. In this series, inspired by Erik Larson's bestselling historical book, The Devil in the White City, McMonigal examines the urban environment as a physical manifestation of human intentions, both the good and the evil.