Brett Weston, Lucien Clergue, Jan Banning and Singapore Photography Festival

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	Festival Festival de Deauville La 25ème heure To close out the Planche(s) contact photography festival, Deauville has for the past two years asked photographers to capture the '25th hour' that is added to the calendar every autumn during daylight savings. It's a clever little idea. This year 150 people bega... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Book Lucien Clergue, Les nus vénitiens Even if it’s not obvious , the art lover will always find references to the great masters of painting in a photograph by Lucien Clergue. In his recent work using double exposures and superimposition, the references are clear. During his travels, Clergue has had the opportunity to v... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Art and commerce Darkroom Legends par Miss Rosen Cotton is more than the fabric of our lives, it is a screen, a place upon which we project our wishes, hopes, and dreams. It has become one of the most democratic mediums in the world, tearing the picture off the wall and breaking through the frame, then transposing it on to a t-shirt... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Exhibition Voici Paris - Modernités photographiques Paris is becoming the capital of “Modernities.” The current exhibition at the Grand Palais, Modernism or Modernity: Photographers From the Circle of Gustave Le Gray, suggests that the seeds of modernity were sown in this period. Similarly, the exhibition on display through Fe... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Exhibition Jan Banning - Down and Out in the South "How I am going to tell something about a person I don’t know? That is a question I asked myself ten, fifteen years ago.” For Dutch photographer Jan Banning, the question is crucial. He has always been a photographer interested in social political matters, and in subjects that ... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Exhibition New York : Brett Weston It’s often said that Brett Weston was the child prodigy of American photography. Certainly, the fourth son of Edward Weston knew how to handle subjects and styles as brilliantly as his father. In 1925, when Brett was thirteen, he left school to join his father in Mexico and learned the intrica... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Awards LUZ Fellowship 2012 : Piero Martinello The young photographer Piero Martinello won the LUZ Fellowship 2012, thank to his work “Il libro dei radicali”. LUZ goes on with the policy of investment on young italian talents, despite the crisis situation. Piero Martinello, 25 years old, professionally grew at Fabrica, rece... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Exhibition Guillaume Grasset California Dreamin At age 20 Guillaume Grasset left Paris to start his own American dream. He spent a few years assisting many talented photographers in LA before starting his solo career. With an acute awareness and a free spirit, Guillaume seeks out new visual spaces, exploring deserted playgrou... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Exhibition FotoEvidence Book Award 2012: Alex Masi Many had never heard of Bhopal until December 3rd 1984 when news of the Union Carbide pesticide factory gas disaster put this central Indian city on the world stage for all the wrong reasons. The Union Carbide (now DOW Chemical) accident happened in the early hours of the ... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Exhibition A.Majoli & J.Bendiksen Les Audacieux This exhibition aims to salute the courage and determination of entrepreneurs who have no access to bank credit , and who instead bring their business plans to fruition using microcredit. It carries with it a social hope, one that we need more than ever in these uncertain econo... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Festival Singapore International Photography Festival A young, home grown, biennial photography festival has drawn the attention of the international photography community. With just two installments in its short history, in 2008 and 2010, the Singapore International Photography Festival (SIPF) has attracted the participation... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Press Review US press review by Paul Melcher Emotions. Where do they go when everything is done and the lights are out ? What happens to these instant of joy, sorrow, pain, love and emptiness once the moment is over and the stage has been cleared? They can be recounted, sometimes, partially, with our words and our hands, if we ar... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Press Review European press review by Michel Philippot It’s been a strange week, highly representative of the mentally sick world in which we live. Looking in the weeklies we find: a bombing, a newspaper that desapears, a murdered little girl, a rhinoceros getting its horns cut off (to prolong his life), the beginning of the Haj... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Book Bibliodiversity* no. 2 Travels in time In the opening pages of John Berger’s A Seventh Man: Migrant Workers in Europe, which he produced with the photographer Jean Mohr, Berger tell us this story: A friend came to see me in a dream. From far away. And I asked in the dream: ‘Did you come by photography or by train?’... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Book Catherine Rebois Corps Lato Sensu Editions Trans Photographic Press has just published Corps Lato Sensu, a photography book by Catherine Rebois. “Not having a body, like an object at one’s disposition to tame at leisure, but to be a body, and to be perhaps only a body. And to live with it, to make do with it, to c... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Exhibition Bruce Haley Topographics Bruce Haley is an American photojournalist who covers conflicts across the world for large magazines. His series Topographics, a set of remarkably composed panoramic images, is a breath of fresh air. Out of harm’s way, Haley remains a politically committed person whose reflections carry a s... 29.10.2012[ read full story ]
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