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If you are in Australia, do not miss this exhibition with photographer Sandro Miller and his model John Malkovitch! More information: HERE

The Kubo-kutxa gallery in San Sebastian is devoting the fourth exhibition within the special programming to mark the year of San Sebastian’s designation as European Capital of Culture to the photographer Ricardo Martín. Comprising 98 black and white images, the exhibition is recalling a photographer whose work is well known because he photographed the city of San Sebastian during one of its golden eras, but who went unnoticed as an author. Curated by Juantxo Egaña, the exhibition was inaugurated on 3 November and will remain open until 22 January, 2017. Thanks to the collaboration of the Filmoteca Vasca (Basque Film Archive), the screening of a short film of the 1920s is included; entitled San Sebastián y Lasarte, it contextualises and completes the exhibition by allowing one to see Martín’s scenes in motion. Ricardo Martín embarked on his professional career in 1914 when the illustrated magazines were at their peak. He set up his photographic studio on Fuenterrabía street in San ...

'In The Time of Hope' is a photographic observation of American society on the streets of Los Angeles during the Obama era. On the road and footpaths, Robenstone looks at the visual splendor of the sun bleached and hyper saturated Californian landscape juxtaposed against the deteriorating icons of a once grander America. At times both candid and considered, ‘In The Time Of Hope’ is a complex study of a modern society at battle with itself and it’s staunch values of the past. More information HERE

Daniel Conney Fine Arts invites you to see Len Speier in Conversation with Miss Rosen When? Saturday, October 1 at 3:00 pm. Where? 508 - 526 West 26th Street, Suite 9C New York, NY 10001 More information: dan@danielcooneyfineart.com

An exhibition by Rhiannon Slatter ‘Concrete’, a series of large scale prints, represents both an extension of and departure from Rhiannon Slatter’s architectural photography. Her fascination with scales of production in industry has led her to study the prefabricated concrete forms which appear frequently in our landscape and continue to multiply - simple, austere shapes which represent large scale, fast construction methods themselves while also serving as containers for industrial production. Where? Black Eye 3/138 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia When? Sept 13 - 25

Joel-Peter Witkin is renowned as the creator of elaborately constructed and often erotically charged photographic tableaux exploring grand themes of religion, sex and mortality with continual references to art history. Witkin has pursued complex issues of the human condition for more than 40 years through people most often cast aside by society. Witkin’s photographs are in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York; the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles; Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, among many others. MOCP, Museum of Contemporary Photography THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 7PM STAGE TWO 618 S MICHIGAN More information here

Opening on Saturday September 10 - 3PM to 5:30P at Hugues Charbonneau Gallery in Montreal   In 2015 - 2016, I traveled across the desert surrounding the Salton Sea area in California. The works I created while I was there will be presented at Hugues Charbonneau Gallery - from September 3 to October 22, 2016. A few photographs from the Desert Shores series will be exhibited along with a recent 36 minutes video work. It is possible to watch this experimental video on Vimeo's Video On Demand. The artist would like to thank le Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec, Hugues Charbonneau, Jacques Fournier and Alain Paiement. Salton Sea is a large salt lake located on the San Andreas Fault, in an arid depression of Southwestern California, 227 feet below sea level. It was accidentally created at the beginning of the last century when the Colorado River overflowed its banks. It was a very popular tourist attraction in the 1950s and 1960s, and a paradise for fishing aficionados. Its...

An event not to be missed if you are near Perpignan in France at the end of August! Tunisia. 2011 © Paolo Pellegrin. Magnum Photos Exile, a new exhibition at the French documentary photography festival, will bring together the work of 22 Magnum Photographers to present a visual representation of nearly 70 years of international migration and displacement. Exile, in collaboration with Canon at Visa Pour L’Image Perpignan, France, will go on display August 29th – September 4th, 2016.  More information  Here

Erwin Blumenfeld: From Dada to Vogue, which will highlight a rare collection of early works by the legendary photographer many of which have never before shown in the UK. Beginning 5 October at Osborne Samuel, the exhibition will feature original photographs, collages, drawings and personal ephemera from one of the world's most influential fashion photographers. The exhibition will trace the development of Erwin Blumenfeld's experimental photography practice from his early collages through to some of the most iconic fashion imagery gracing the covers of Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. Best known for his commercial photography, Blumenfeld also created avant-garde nudes, portraits and Dadaist collages that pushed the boundaries of the medium of photography and continues to influence photographers working today. The exhibition invites visitors to engage with one of the greatest twentieth century photographers, whose legacy lives on in and to enjoy a seldom exhibited collection of s...

If you are lucky to live in Tours do not miss the incredible exhibition of French Humanist photographer Sabine Weiss June 18- October 30, 2016 If you can't go you can find a sample of her work on All About Photo

Works from "Eternal London" at Peter Fetterman (C14 and C15) at Photo London  19-22 May 2016. All about Giacomo Brunelli  

Not to be missed the exhibitions of French photographer Nicolas Dhervillers. All about Nicolas Dhervillers

 Not to be missed at the Barbican Center!   16 March 2016 - 19 June 2016 Curated by the iconic British photographer Martin Parr , Strange and Familiar considers how international photographers from the 1930s onwards have captured the social, cultural and political identity of the UK. From social documentary and portraiture to street and architectural photography, the exhibition celebrates the work of leading photographers, including Henri Cartier-Bresson , Rineke Dijkstra , Robert Frank and Garry Winogrand . Bringing together compelling photographs and previously unseen bodies of work, Strange and Familiar presents a vibrant portrait of modern Britain.   Can't see the exhibition? Buy the book  HERE Barbican Centre, Silk St, London EC2Y 8DS, United Kingdom

Photographic exhibition: "Nudes in the City", March 3rd, 2016 to March 25th, 2016 Opening on March 3rd, 2016, from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm Ruslan Lobanov’s cinematographic photograpy will be featured in the upcoming exhibition „Nudes in the City“ at Gallery INA DEDERER & FRIENDS. Ruslan Lobanov is one of today’s most popular artists in the post Soviet Union space. His black and white, and color, photography have left a strong impact on photography collectors and enthusiasts in both Europe and North America. Lobanov’s impressive achievements include mention and nomination for California’s Black & White Spider Awards in 2012 and 2013, and a 2015’s International Color Awards honorable mention. His works have been exhibited in his home country Ukraine, as well as in Belgium and Germany. His exhibit in Zurich at Gallery INA DEDERER & FRIENDS marks his first show in Switzerland. Ruslan’s uniqueness comes from the mystery and elaborate elements of female nakedn...

EARTH GALLERY is pleased to invite you to discover « GHOSTS OF GLORY », an historical and photographic exhibition dedicated to the artist Guilhem de Castelbajac. The artist Guilhem de Castelbajac is foremost inspired by historical marks and traces, encountered on his peregrinations to forgotten places, ruins, and nebulous streets - all of which have come to symbolize immemorial battlefields. In the enigmatic images formed by these encounters, Castelbajac transports these battle scars and successes into an undatable vortex, where heroes, chimeras, and power structures wash into myth. These myths, which compose contemporary society - a space where digital prolificacy has congealed memory into collective numbness - influence Castelbajac’s desire to create a crystalline defiance of numerical era, a trail left by the invisible. Embracing its prime location, 35 avenue Matignon, in Paris, Earth Gallery represents and exhibits many new and established artists from different cultural backg...

On the 2nd of February Black Eye Gallery is proud to present 'Robyn Beeche - A Retrospective' celebrating the extraordinary photographic work of Robyn Beeche whom sadly passed away earlier this year. The exhibition will present Beeche's documentation of seemingly opposing worlds: the post-punk, new romantic fashion and music scenes of 1980s London, and the colour saturated Hindu ceremonies held in the Indian pilgrimage town of Vrindayan, Uttar Pradesh. Beeche was an active collaborator of counter-culture personalities Zandra Rhodes, Vivienne Westwood, Leigh Bowery and Divine with her work being characterised by a fascination with documenting physical and spiritual transformation.  Robyn Beeche, the native Sydney photographer, who sadly passed away this year at the age of 70, documented seemingly opposing worlds: the post-punk, new romantic fashion and music scenes of 1980s London, and the Hindu ceremonies held in the Indian pilgrimage town of Vrindayan,...