PHOTO:Robert Capa in Colour
Robert Capa (22/10/13-25/5/54), the photographer whose name is synonymous with photos of couples at War, from 1938 Robert Capa regularly used color …
PHOTO:The Artist…the Muse…and the Obsessions I
The artist in the past when the model was necessary both in painting and photography had his own model-muse. Their relationship evolved …
PHOTO:Josef Koudelka-Uncertain Nationality
In the mid-50s a new youth culture, characterized by an open mindset was beginning to emerge in Czechoslovakia following the death of …
PHOTO:Francesca Woodman-On Being an Angel
On 19/1/1981 Francesca Woodman jumped to her death from the window of a N. York loft. As a photographer, she was prodigious …
PHOTO:Valerie Jouve
The series of the pictures in the work of Valerie Jouve, although externally seem unconnected and cause great confusion to the viewer …
PHOTO:Andreas Gursky
The work of Andreas Gursky is recognized for his enormous architecture and landscape color photographs, often using an aerial vantage point and …
PHOTO:Naoko Tamura
The Japanese artist, Naoko Tamura works primarily in the media of photography, though she has tentatively experimented, as well, in the media …
PHOTO:Naoko Tamura-Thaümata
The Japanese photographer Naoko Tamura, presents in Τaka Ishii Gallery Photography Paris, her new series of works entitled with the ancient Greek …
PHOTO:Alice Springs
One day in 1947, a rising Melbourne stage actress walked into a small photography studio, looking to pick up some extra cash …
PHOTO:André Kertész
The Hungarian photographer André Kertész (2/7/1894), is one of the most original photographers of the 20th century, often creating unexpected compositions from …
PHOTO:Edward Henry Weston
Born in 24/3 1886 in Chicago, Weston helped to take photography out of the Victorian age, where it had served as a …
PHOTO:The Shifting Skies of Carel Willink
A little-known theme in the voluminous oeuvre of the well-known Dutch painter Carel Willink is the photography. In the 1930s, he began …
PHOTO:Jacques Henri Lartigue
Today is the occasion to bear in mind the French Photographer and Artist Jacques Henri Lartigue (13/6/1894-12/9/1986). At the Grand Prix of …
PHOTO:Flirt in the Black & White Landscape
Flirting in and with black & white landscape in different seasons and visual glances coincides through the lens of great photographers in …
PHOTO:Paul Strand
Considered one of the most important photographers of the 20th century, Paul Strand was first introduced to photography as a high school …
PHOTO:Valérie Jouve
Valérie Jouve’s photographic and film work is rooted in the alchemy between bodies and space, humanity and the urban landscape. Titled “Bodies, …
PHOTO:Nobuyoshi Araki
Nobuyoshi Araki is part of a generation of artists who emerged in the 1960s as Japan was recovering from the Second World …
PHOTO:Helmut Newton
On the occasion the end of the exhibition “Helmut Newton: Permanent Loan Selection”, with 200 photos of Helmut Newton at the Staatliche …
PHOTO:Modernités-Photographie brésilienne (1940–64)
At the beginning of the 1940s, during the 2nd World War, Brazil was a destination for thousands of emigrants. The country went …
PHOTO:Geert Goiris
The solo exhibition of the Belgian Photographer Geert Goiris, entitled “Flashbulb Memories, Ash Grey Prophecies”, is comprised of both existing and new …
PHOTO:Robert Mapplethorpe
The American photographer Robert Mapplethorpe (1946–1989) lived a life of passion in the New York underground and rock scenes in the …
PHOTO:Landscape
Landscape has inspired painters in the past, was the canvas upon which created the most impressive and great works by the artists …
PHOTO:Centre George Pompidou-Paris,What is Photography?
What remains when everything has already been photographed? When decades of photographic recordings seem to have exhausted all subjects, all imaginable …
PHOTO:Richard Avedon-Rome
‘’Whenever I become absorbed in the beauty of a face, in the excellence of a single feature, I feel I’ve lost what’s …