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Festival
For insiders and guests, Paris Photo the opening is today at noon at the Grand Palais it will open tomorrow to the general public. The 128 galleries at the festival represent a veritable Who’s Who of the international photography scene.
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Book
The Paris Photo 2012 catalogue was designed by David Lynch, who selected 100 photographs. The catalogue is available from Steidl. "I, David Lynch , selected for you at Paris Photo 2012 100 images that striked me. Did you know an image worth a thousand words?
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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 ans...
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Opened in December 2008, the Bertrand Grimont Gallery represents emerging French and foreign artists. Regardless of any representation, the Gallery promotes works that question our relation to reality.
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Besides Véronique Boudier, Hélène Delprat, Chiharu Shiota, Tetsumi Kudo or Daniel Pommereulle, the photographers represented by the gallery share an unusual exploration of the photographic medium.
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Walter Conrads and Helga Weckop-Conrads founded CONRADS in Duesseldorf in 1992. From it´s inception, the gallery´s exhibition program presents both, new and mid-career photographers, creating a dialog between different generations of artists of different cultural backgrounds and working w...
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As a contemporary art gallery we represent national and international artists who chose to express their artistic vision through the use of the camera, and who consider the medium of photography within the larger context of contemporary art as a whole.
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Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery is proud to present work by Edward Burtynsky and Jim Campbell, with a selection of photography and new media work by our roster of international artists.
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The Asymetria Gallery is Poland's first gallery to focus on historic national photographic works. It presents documentary and experimental photography of the 20th century. It collaborates with the Archeology of Photography Foundation and Imago Mundi.
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The gallery is interested in original artists and offers its clients art works of great quality. The gallery organizes four exhibitions a year with an international programme.
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Dominique Fiat Gallery is a contemporary art gallery that is particularly interested in the new treatments of images, opening to the emerging international scenes, especially the the Mediterranean area and South of Africa.
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Camera Work gallery has specialized in vintage masterworks and contemporary photography since its founding in 1997. Through the presentation of classic icons our aim is to present the development of photography from its beginning to the present.
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David Zwirner focuses on historical relevant work by a diverse and distinctive group of artists. The gallery covers a broad spectrum of contemporary artistic practice, and will exhibit photographic work.
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The Alain Gutharc Gallery opened its doors in 1992 with the project of presenting living artists engaged in contemporary creation with no consideration for the medium: painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation…
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Danziger Gallery has established itself as one of the leading photography venues in the world, known for the originality and diversity of its programming, its representation of established photographers, and influence of its new discoveries.
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The Galerie Anne Barrault was founded in 1999 in the Marais in Paris. Its aims was to promote the work of young artists. Since its opening, the gallery has widened its scope to include all forms of contemporary expression, from photography and video to drawing and installati...
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Bonni Benrubi Gallery was founded in 1987 in New York City. The gallery specializes exclusively in photography with a focus on 20th century and contemporary masters. In 2004 the Gallery moved to the historic Fuller Building on 57th Street.
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Galleri Bo Bjerggaard was founded in 1999 and has since 2007 been situated in the high-profile meatpacking district in the heart of Copenhagen. The gallery has two separate exhibition spaces (made of two and three connected rooms, respectively).
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Brancolini Grimaldi represents a broad range of international artists who share a ground-breaking and experimental approach to photography. The gallery aims to redefine the future of the medium and the way it is displayed and experienced.
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Cherry and Martin will exhibit objects included in curator Peter Bunnell's landmark 1970 exhibition, “Photography into Sculpture,” none of which have been seen before in Europe. Related works by the same artists from the same period will be included.
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The gallery Camera Obscura,which opened in Paris in 1993, represents artists of international repute, but also new talents, in the spirit of classic and contemporary photography.
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Baudoin Lebon owns a significant stock of photographies from the 19th and 20th centuries and represents numerous contemporary photographers.
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Several galleries were not selected to exhibit at this year’s Paris Photo. We spoke with the owners to get their reactions. Several galleries were not selected to exhibit at this year’s Paris Photo. "We spoke with the owners to get their reactions. I am very sad not to be at Paris Ph...
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Video
This morning, I am enjoying a press preview at the MEP. 4 exhibitions, very different, and just one I liked very much : photography in France 1950-2000. One can see images we know very well, but one might discover them in their original context : in a magazine, an advertisement, a ...
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Video
I discover Jesse A. Fernandez's work during the opening night in the House of Latin America. A lot of images, numerous portraits, stand next to Jesse A. Fernandez's paintings. At the Dutch Institute, Charlotte Dumas shows Anima. Resting horses, big pictures, a series of ...
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