BAE BIEN-U “MEMORIES OF WANDERING”
Bae Bien-U began taking pictures in the 1970s using traditional analog techniques. From 1980 till 2000, he utilised the best quality camera and film, developing his photographs in a dark room and printing them via gelatin silver process on high-quality…
GAGOSIAN GALLERY AT PARIS PHOTO 2024 – TYLER MITCHELL & RICHARD AVEDON
Paris Photo enjoys a great comeback for its 2024 edition at the Grand Palais. After years of renovation this spectacular venue serves again as the perfect backdrop for one of the most prestigious photography art fairs worldwide. Gagosian Gallery stands…
LYNN SAVILLE AT YANCEY RICHARDSON GALLERY, NEW YORK
Twilight in the city, after the sun disappears below the horizon and the hustle and bustle has dissipated, is where Lynn Saville finds refuge and inspiration. For decades, she has documented these fleeting, dream-like moments suspended in time within the…
SAMUEL FOSSO – A Master of Photo-Performance
Samuel Fosso has become a leading figure on the contemporary art scene, and has frequently been invited to show his work internationally in such renowned institutions such as Tate Modern in London, the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, and the…
Erwin Olaf at Hamiltons Gallery London
"Im Wald" (In The Forest) is a new series by Dutch photographer Erwin Olaf, and it is the first of his series to be photographed purely on location. The series is set in the beauty of the Bavarian and Austrian…
MORIYAMA & TOMATSU – TWO JAPANESE MASTERS
"Moriyama Tomatsu: Tokyo" introduces two masters of Japanese photography. Conceived originally by the artists themselves, this collaborative show is now realized by the Maison Europeenne ..
“IN THE INSTANCE” – A PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION BY MANI NEJAD
An artist book by Mani Nejad presenting a documentary and material collection of the ephemeral nature of reality, time and its particular form of instantaniousness. The visual track, represented by the eye of the camera ...
“An Eclipse of Moths” – Gregory Crewdson
For three decades, U.S. based Gregory Crewdson’s photographic series of houses, landscapes, and people have become canonical representations of the liminal and forgotten in America.