New Trends: Camile Vivier, Quentin Shih and Laura Pannak

	Tuesday02.10.2012
	Trends Camille Vivier Veronesi rose As a starting point, I take two classical subjects recurrent in the history of art, fraught with memory and allusions: the nude and still lifes. The result is a strange and contrary alliance that raises questions about the relationship between nature and artifice, between body and objec... 02.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Trends Alessandra d'Urso L'impertinence For me photography is a way to understand and accept the world. It’s an ‘excuse’ to travel and meet the most incredible people. Light is fundamental. Everything is transformed by light. I see in black and white. By eliminating color I can focus on shadow and texture... I take things... 02.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Trends Quentin Shih Wuhan, for Christian Dior For thousands of years the great Yangtze River continues to nourish a long history. Everything is flowing, everything is changing – this is my impression of Wuhan. In this series of photographic works entitled ‘Wuhan-Christian Dior’, I tried to create some ordinary spaces that... 02.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Trends Mehdi Meddaci Murs Mehdi Meddaci was a revelation in this year’s Recontres d’Arles, where he presented a sound-video installation on five simultaneous screens. This impressive work was a striking visual and sensory experience. Here is an excerpt. 02.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Trends Sophie Calle Voir la mer The Galerie Perrotin presents the new solo exhibition of Sophie Calle Pour la dernière et pour la première fois. A set of 14 recent films entitled Voir la mer (2011) and a new series La Dernière Image [The Last Image] shot in 2010 in Istanbul, both were presented at the Rencontres d’Arles ... 02.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Trends Kohei Yoshiyuki The Park First exhibited in Tokyo in 1979, Kohei Yoshiyuki’s twin projects The Park and Love Hotel ignited furious debate about photography’s relationship with voyeurism and surveillance. Yoshiyuki was a young commercial photographer in Tokyo in the early 1970s when he and a colleague walked through... 02.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Trends Laura Pannack Young British Naturists Nakedness is usually reserved to the private realm. We make sure the curtain is pulled before we undress. On the beach, we wriggle awkwardly behind towels to preserve our modesty and a dropped corner is a cause for deep blushes. We keep our private parts hidden from view, known... 02.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Trends Jerome Bonnet Cannes Jérôme Bonnet is one of the hottest photographers around. He’s taken portraits and other pictures for Libération, Télérama, Next, Elle, GQ, Têtu, Air France Magazine, Madame Figaro, Newsweek and the Financial Times. These pictures were taken at the Cannes Film Festival for Télérama. 02.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Trends Olivia et Vincent Transitions Our photographs draw their inspiration from the iconography of advertisements. The characters that appear in them are young and dynamic, and the settings reflect stereotypical social success. But the photographs also show multiple cracks that undermine the image of happiness so overuse... 02.10.2012[ read full story ]
	Trends Arnaud Pyvka Personal Arnaud Pyvka uses his camera to frame reality and transform it, enjoying surreal visual collisions, happy accidents , his images bounce off each other. From portraiture to reportage and fashion « on the rocks with a twist, s’il vous plait! » his photography is invigorating, teetering precario... 02.10.2012[ read full story ]
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