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Festival
You love photography. You collect it. But you have questions.
We asked the 128 galleries present at Paris Photo to select three photographs: one valued under 1,000 euros, another between 1,000 and 10,000 euros, and another over 10,000 euros. Almost everyone we asked answere...
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Daniel Blau Ltd. opened in April 2011 in East London. The gallery specialises in vintage photography from the 19th and 20th Century. Daniel Blau is excited to work with artist David Bailey to bring exclusive new works to Paris Photo for this year's exhibition, "Airborne".
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The galerie du jour shows contemporary art, with a strong representation of photography.
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Greve gallery was founded in Cologne in 1969. Its first Paris space opened in 1989, and was to be followed by a second one in 1992, both in a mansion in Le Marais district. Two other galleries were later set-up in Milan and then in St. Moritz.
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East Wing (Doha + Dubai), presents an innovative curatorial program centering on contemporary photography and its intersections with the arts, sciences, architecture, design, music and fashion.
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Opened in January 1997, in the Marais, in the heart of Paris’ contemporary art gallery district, Eric Dupont Gallery has championed the work of emerging artists and participates on a regular basis in international art fairs, including FIAC, Paris Photo, Art Brussels, the Armory Show, ...
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Created in 1996, the gallery dedicates considerable space to contemporary photography. It also offers a huge choice of original and period prints from the Fifties and Sixties.
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Gallery FELDBUSCHWIESNER has been successfully representing young contemporary artists since 2005, the gallery defines itself as a mediator for singular positions and artists who endeavour to follow very individual practices. We put priority on cooperation and discourse with our...
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Feroz Gallery was founded by Julian Sander,great grandson of August Sander.It is focused on photography of the 20th and 21st century,representing the estate of August Sander and contemporary photographers Michael Somoroff,Sean Hemmerle and Jory Hull.
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Fifty One Fine Art Photography is specialized in vintage, classic, fashion, African and contemporary photography. The gallery deals with young emerging and established photographers of the 20th and 21st century.
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The gallery’s main objectives are to encourage contemporary production, to participate in the cultural development of national and international society and promote a fruitful dialogue between artists, curators, institutions, publics and collectors.
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Flatland Gallery will be focussing at this years Paris Photo on three emerging Dutch photographers Rob Hornstra, Florian van Roekel and Jaap Scheeren who each process today’s complicated world by employing a light approach.
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The stand is essentially devoted to a selection of images of animals taken by modern and contemporary historical photographers and gathered around a common idea: the vision of the animal in photography.
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The Gilles Peyroulet gallery & Cie opened its doors in 1987. The gallery has always exhibited the work of contemporary photographers. Over the past few years, they have included works from the 19th and early 20th centuries in their exhibitions, many of which focus on cities...
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Since 1979, Fraenkel Gallery has presented nearly 300 exhibitions exploring historical and contemporary photography and its relation to other arts. The gallery also has an extensive publishing program distributed internationally.
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We are proud to present Adam Bartos' work from Africa & Mexico in the early 1980s. We will also feature the work from the 1930s-50s of Hungarian born, Bauhaus influenced, Ferenc Berko, concurrent with the exhibition at the Hungarian Institute, Paris.
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Guido Costa Projects was set up in 1998 in Turin by Guido Costa. Since 2001, it has been operating from an old lithography studio in Via Mazzini 24, not far from the main railway station, Porta Nuova.
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Howard Greenberg Gallery has been a fundamental force in establishing the market for classic photography with holdings which include many of the most important artists of the 20th century.
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GunGallery was founded in 2008 and owned by Greger Ulf Nilson and Karolina Strömberg. The gallery focuses on international and national contemporary photography and represents both well-established names and young emerging artists.
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HackelBury exhibits 20th and 21st Century works of art from a carefully selected stable of artists. Its focus is on mid-career artists, with an emphasis on photography as it informs and inspires contemporary art practice.
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For over 30 years, one of the worlds pre-eminent galleries specializing in the modern masters of photography.
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Hans P. Kraus Jr., established in New York since 1984, is a dealer in the old masters of photography. He participates in The AIPAD Photography Show, TEFAF Maastricht, Art Basel, and publishes "Sun Pictures" catalogues. Now available "Sun Pictures XXI
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Since its creation, the Hussenot Gallery has presented a selection of contemporary visual artists while venturing into photography with A .Gursky and C. Sherman. Today it promotes young photographers like Kulok and M. d'Orgeval.
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Magazine
Issue 0 of Camera magazine is creating a buzz at Paris Photo. Some had already seen it, others had flipped through it, and those who had seen nothing were skeptical, to say the least. Everyone had a different take... Thirty years after its disappearance, the magazine Camera will once aga...
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Le Journal de la Photographie - 3, Rue Primo Levi, 75013 Paris France
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