Casting by Mattia Baldi
Mattia Baldi is impressed by how the human perception of beauty is changing. Modern technologies are going to make us see things that don’t exist, augmented reality, our faces will be perceived as we want.
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The Enchantress Iwajla Klinke
Enchanted Iwajla Klinke is an enchantress. She turns her lens on strangely finely costumed, beautiful young people against a backdrop of black infinity, and as in a fairy tale, they pause, freeze without growing cold,
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Martin Stranka received the International Photography Award under the Lucie Foundation for his series Beautiful Accidents
Martin Stranka has received the prestigious International Photography Award under the Lucie Foundation at the end of last year as the first Czech photographer in all of the 19 years of the competition. He won the
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State of Mind by Renata Dutrée
In the period following her graduation from the Photo Academy in Amsterdam (December 2019), Renata Dutrée has created a number of series with a strong personal signature. These series have been awarded many national and international
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Fairy Tale Travels in Venice by Robin Yong
Remembering Venice, like a page out of an old fairy tale book. The medieval city of Venice, with its cobblestone pathways, fabulous canals, and many bridges – is certainly one of the most beautiful and
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(great) Expectations by Vicky Martin
Rock Paper Scissors by Vicky Martin Bound by Vicky Martin (great) Expectations is a series of portrait and still life photographs which explore ideas of conformity to the stereotypical, individual and societal expectations of femininity
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Movement, shape and form by Sherrie Nickol
Sherrie Nickol is a fine art photographer who captures moments in time – and in life – with an almost tangible warmth and energy. She grew up in Osceola, Arkansas and has lived her adult
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In the classical tradition of the male nude by Gregg Friedberg
Some years ago Gregg Friedberg, poet and photographer was browsing a book of dance photos, came across Annie Leibowitz’ portrait of David Parsons – nude, in mid-prance – and he experienced a true epiphany: spontaneous
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Timeless portraits, old world sensibilities by Jack Savage
A series of painterly portraits with an Old World Style. From the Italian Renaissance through to post Second World War – Jack Savage attempt to take his subjects back in time. All of the models
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Connected, disconnected, reconnected by Hajime Art
Connected, disconnected, reconnected… delirium in a world where everything moves fast, very fast, too fast! After the Day-lirium your smartphone is not what it used to be for you. The society, the media and the
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Existential angst, Déjà vu and the ghosts of Mei Sa Gou
Chinese photographer Mei Sa Gou studied Fine Arts at the university. Then she photographed: “I like to work late at night. After each work is completed, there is only a moment of joy”. She has
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Malicious Mud by Rezki Sterneanto
Rezki Sterneanto is an Indonesian photographer living in West Karawang (Java). He captures shapes of art, inspired by the stories of people’s life. He creates mostly conceptual and surrealism images. But some others are streetshoots, urban photography and also
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Poetry in the dark (1) by Maria Serra
Maria Serra’s images are always dark, tragic and dramatic as they depict a constrained, oppressed and fragile femininity. However, the composition and the use of unusual props lend them a poetic quality. As so, they
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Poetry in the dark (2) by Maria Serra
Italian photographer Maria Serra is unafraid to show us her dark world, but sometimes with her courage, openness and poetry, she lets a ray of hope shine through. Her photographs shows her inner world.
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The mirror of this mad world by Hajime Art
S.M.S by Hajime Art Our society, the media, and the world we live in are Hajime’s main inspirations, as many other artists. But what distinguishes him from others is his independent, dark, humorous approach in
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Stop violence against women by Hermann Fuchs
Stop violence against women – “A topic that has always concerned me and that I wanted to deal with artistically in view of the increase in acts of violence in the time of the pandemic.”
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Mater by Melissa Giowanella
Women who have decided to be mothers will always be judged by their actions as mothers. They’re never good enough, they don’t do anything right, they have too few or too many children. They are
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The Color of Absence by Fran Forman
Also in her new series Fran Forman combines and manipulates, alter and fuse photographs with painting, reality with fiction – whatever it takes to tell the story. Each image is carefully constructed digitally over many
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Mincéirs – Irish Travellers by Joseph-Philippe Bevillard
Mincéir are a traditionally nomadic ethnic minority indigenous to Ireland, referred to by the Irish Government and the settled population as Irish Travellers. The Mincéir is a true name of the Irish travelling community in their
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Tired of Everything by Jürgen Sobkowiak
Corona, climate change, energy crisis, the war in Ukraine, personal problems, health problems, but also the fast-paced and high-tech society demands more and more from mankind. In the new photo series “Müde (Tired)” by Jürgen
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Flower Arrangements by Naraphat Sakarthornsap
Naraphat Sakarthornsap lives and works in Bangkok. As a member of LGBTQ+, in many of his works, he wants to present the stories of inequality in society through photography and installation art based on his true
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In My Skin by Michelle Sank
These images are from a project called In My Skin about young people under 25 in the UK who are challenging their body image. Michelle Sank has looked at those who have had or are considering
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The Germans of the 21st Century by Oliviero Toscani
A sign of diversity, friendliness and integration: Generali Deutschland sponsors the large open-air installation “The Germans of the 21st Century” by Oliviero Toscani in Berlin. Exhibition in Berlin The Germans of the 21st Century by
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Exploring Female Identity by Alejandra Glez
The work of Alejandra Glez (Havana, Cuba, 1996) spans Afro-Caribbean religions, collective memory, and the spirituality that emanates from the relationship between human beings and the sea. She seeks to explore the feminine identity and examines her
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‘Kites” – A visual poem by Jasbir John Singh
KITES – A VISUAL POEM is a visually poetic series by Jasbir John Singh from Singapure that mixes fine art photography and free-form movement. The performer Syazwan Rahmad, uses the medium of white powder to
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Evocative portraits by Donell Gumiran
Donell Gumiran sees himself as an image-maker who captures and tells a story. A Filipino lensman sees his photography as a passion, not as a profession. He is currently working as a design director in a
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A daydreamer with a camera: Self-portraits by Jonathan Chapé
Jonathan Chapé is currently based in Portland, Oregon. He loves working with people to create images that break away from the ordinary. For Jonathan photography went from a hobby to a passion very quickly. Most of
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Noir Portals and The time of Corona by Fran Forman
“I have long been drawn to and inspired by artists and art forms that evoke solitude, mystery, or self-reflection through color, chiaroscuro, and geometry. I pay particular homage to the patterns and abstractions of the
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Life in Kibera: On the outskirts of Nairobi by Samson Otieno
Samson Otieno is a documentary photographer born and raised in Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya. His work focused on daily life, environmental, cultural, and socio-economic activities of day-to-day life. He is telling underreported stories of his own
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Corona Heroes by Martin Schitto
In adversity emerge heroes. That’s what they say. And they say in this crisis, the heroes are front-line workers. But they have been there all the time for us. And they’ll always be. Only just
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Faces of Homelessness by Jeffrey Wolin
Jeffrey Wolin debuts new work at Catherine Edelman Gallery in his fifth solo exhibition, Faces of Homelessness. The show opens on December 10 and runs through February 5, 2022. For more than 30 years, Jeffrey
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brokeN by Kimberlee Peterson
“During this chaotic time of pain and suffering, I was creatively looking to vent pent-up frustrations about the state of our world. My initial and idealistic hope was to create a safe place for unrestrained emotional release,
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Faces and Spaces of Theo Angelopoulos’ film “The Dust of Time” – Photos by Kanella Tragousti
In 2008, the Greek photographer and artist Kanella Tragousti had the opportunity to accompany Theo Angelopoulos as still photographer for his movie “The Dust of Time” with Bruno Ganz, Michel Piccoli, Willem Dafoe and Irene
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Wanderlust by Thomas Hoepker
In 1989 Thomas Hoepker became the first German member of the Magnum agency and was its president from 2003-2007. His pictures are committed, unadorned and dedicated to the truth, but never voyeuristic or hurtful. Unagitated, subtle
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Women as Fighters by Hans Feurer at CAMERA WORK Gallery
Hans Feurer presents women as fighters who are much stronger than men. To put these »dream projections« on the scene, he only uses natural light—even for night shoots. This shapes his own effortlessly personal note
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Undressed – Female Nude Photography in a highly differentiated way
The title of the upcoming exhibition UNDRESSED at Galerie Ingo Seufert ∙ Gallery for Contemporary Photography invites the viewer to explore which modes the positions assembled here make use of in order to justify the claim
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Joel-Peter Witkin: Journeys of the Soul
As Witkin noted in a 2010 interview, “The body is the armor of the soul.” The subjects of Witkin’s images – the body, the nude, the still life – are controversial, because Witkin finds as
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Lea Lund & Erik K: Nomads
Lea Lund & Erik K’s photographic collaboration is a story about love, a photographer finding her muse, and a subject claiming his identity. Lea, born and raised in Switzerland, and Erik, born and raised in
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AL J Thompson: Remnants of an Exodus
Blue Sky is pleased to announce Remnants of an Exodus, an exhibition by Al J Thompson featuring photographs from his first monograph of the same name. Remnants of an Exodus is a love letter to Thompson’s second home — Spring Valley, NY,
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All About Photo presents the online exhibition American Portraits 1978-2006 by Saul Bromberger
Saul Bromberger was born in Israel in 1957 and emigrated to America with his family when he was 9-years old, and learned about the American culture and way of life through his work as a
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Looking out from by Julia Fullerton-Batten – Kickstarter Campaign
Covid-19 came. Life changed around the world. Forever. Award-winning fine-art photographer Julia Fullerton- Batten felt she couldn’t sit around helpless. During her evening permitted exercise, walking around her local neighbourhood, she noticed people looking out
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Appropriation Art by Hermann Fuchs
While in music it seems natural to transform existing works of others, to incorporate them into one’s pieces or to create new variations, this is rather rare in photographic art. To integrate works of other
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Under the same sun by Marinka Masséus
Her photography is a way for Marinka to communicate with the outside world about topics she cares about and an essential part of her link to life. In a way, it is her process of
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Positive Africa by Derrick Ofosu Boateng
22-year-old Ghanaian rising-star, Derrick O. Boateng, is inspired by the richness of the African lifestyle. Radiating positivity and energy, Derrick’s ultra bright afro pop portraits offer a new perspective on Africa,- often viewed through a
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The Folly of War – A Storytelling Image by Jack Savage
This is a studio shot image of the model Daveyboy Granules. Davey is a punk rocker, and as such collects a lot of cool clothes and props – such as Gas Masks and WW2 regalia.
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Raw but realistically beautiful by Donell Gumiran
Gumiran has captured not only human faces, but more importantly a lifetime of emotions and stories. There is much hardship, vulnerability but also authenticity, courage, and no lack of happiness. Donell Gumiran is known for
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Photo Art with the Hasselblad X1D II 50C: Luhlaza by Gavin Goodman – A Hasselblad Story
South African photographer Gavin Goodman had a vision to create a series influenced by traditional African headwear done with a modern and simplistic touch. Commissioning a local origami artist as a unique way to bring
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Curiouser and Curiouser by Vicky Martin
Curiouser and Curiouser is a conceptual series of photographs influenced by the story Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Vicky Martin was inspired to create this series from personally identifying with the theme of not belonging that features prominently
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Madje Has Dementia by Maggie Steber
Maggie Steber’s images speak to the pain of loss: Maggie Steber was an only child. Madje Steber was a single parent. All they had was each other, an incomplete family, and it wasn’t easy. Madje
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The Secret Question by Nicoletta Cerasomma
Open the door, then you step into another place, another time. You will live in a movie. Exclusive, Intimate, Secret. You will meet not people but characters. But first, you have to answer the secret
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Where the sun doesn’t shine by Sandro Sardoz
Born and living in Pula, Istra, Croatia, Sandro Sardoz does not consider himself a photographer but an enthusiastic photo fanatic. In reality, he is all-rounded, a very versatile photographer with knowledge and command of all genres. However,
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Emotive portraits that convey a story and a homage to people who died of COVID-19 by Sarah Bultitude
Born in Christchurch, New Zealand, Sarah Bultitude grew up surrounded by photography. Her Grandfather and Father were both avid amateur photographers. She loved watching prints emerge from her Father’s garage darkroom and sat through countless slide
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Selfhood by Vicky Martin
The series “Selfhood” is in part inspired by the proverb “The eyes are the window to the soul” and a desire to challenge the need to see the eyes within a portrait. The intention in each
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In Conversation With by Jasbir John Singh
“In Conversation With” is a conceptual series in which Jasbir John Singh invited different personalities to freely express themselves in front of his camera without any creative direction from him – an act he termed as
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