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Category Archives: Events
November Photo Madness in Paris
November has always been THE big photographic month in Paris, but this year is looking like it will be a record breaker. Here’s a list of some of the big events happening in Paris this month. I don’t know how I’m going to make my way to all of these, let alone blog about all [...]
Also posted in Art Fairs / Festivals, European photography, eyecurious News, Photo-books Tagged art fair, Eikoh Hosoe, Fotofest, Hiromi Tsuchida, Offprint, Paris Photo, Photo-books, portfolio reviews Leave a comment
Review: Anonymes @ Le Bal
Paris must have one of the highest densities of museums exhibiting photography of any major city. So it could be considered surprising that a new venue, Le Bal, has just opened behind the Place de Clichy, slightly off the beaten track for the Paris art crowd. The space gets its name from the fact that [...]
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Seasonal picks
As the French art world shakes of the last of its summer tan, here’s a list of some of the exhibitions to look out for in Paris this autumn, including (shock, horror) some non-photographic selections: Harry Callahan: Variations, Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, 7 Sep. – 19 Dec. William Kentridge: Breath Dissolve, Return, Marian Goodman Gallery, 11 [...]
GuatePhoto Festival
I’m not normally that keen on receiving emails asking me to promote an event or gallery opening. I recently got a couple of messages which didn’t bother with the asking part and just instructed me to get promoting already. This is a surefire way to make me ignore you completely. But there are exceptions to [...]
Mission Impossible
Please forgive the painfully unoriginal title of this post, but it does seem really appropriate. In a couple of days the aptly-named Impossible Project will begin to sell the first of their instant film packs for Polaroid cameras on their online store. Although there has been a fair amount of buzz out there on this [...]
Paris in Amsterdam
I have just written a piece on Michael Wolf’s Paris Street View for edition 22, Peeping, of the excellent Foam Magazine run by the Amsterdam museum of the same name. The museum got as excited as I did about this new series and decided to go the extra mile by putting up an outdoor installation [...]
Also posted in European photography, Exhibition reviews, eyecurious News, Magazines Tagged Alexander Rodchenko, Andy Warhol, Ari Marcopoulos, Foam, Foam magazine, Google, Hayward Gallery, Michael Wolf Leave a comment
Paris Photo: crossing the finish line
Paris Photo 2009 has just drawn to a close and already the reports are flowing in thick and fast. There is much less of a consensus than for NYPH, which was generally perceived to have been a bit disappointing (see my previous round-up post on this). I am just happy to have survived it all [...]
Also posted in Art Fairs / Festivals, Asian photography, Collecting Tagged Maurizio Anzeri, Paris Photo 3 Comments
Paris Photo and beyond
It’s that time of year: once again Paris Photo is breathing down the back of our neck and my diary is already getting out of hand. As always there is a lot to look forward to at Paris Photo itself, but the key to making it through these five days alive is leaving Paris Photo [...]
Also posted in Art Fairs / Festivals Tagged Irving Penn, Pablo Hare, Paris Photo, Roger Ballen, Ryuji Miyamoto Leave a comment
Paris November photo madness round-up