Last days. At the Rencontres d'Arles, La Croisière presents the photographs of Olivier Metzger until October 4. He died in 2022 at 49. L’article Olivier Metzger: Taking the Night as It Comes est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Within the walls of the Fahey/Klein Gallery in Los Angeles, the portraits of this angelic trinity reclaim their rightful status as theogony, that ancient art of bringing gods into being. L’article Herb Ritts, Greg Gorman, Matthew Rolston: The God-Makers of the City of Angels est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

The cult magazine by artist Maurizio Cattelan and photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari makes its return this autumn with Damiani Books, bringing a new issue of images as inventive as they are sharp, and an exhibition in Shenzhen, China. L’article Toiletpaper Comes Back for Seconds est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Belgian photographer Eva Verbeeck traveled across the United States to photograph, with a large format camera, more than four hundred girls between the ages of 8 and 18. America's Girls, On the Edge of a Dream grew out of the encounter between the image she had as a young girl of the "girl next door" and the true face of America: plural, elusive, impossible to pin down. L’article Girls on the Edge of the American Dream est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

This September, the Paris exhibition "Shots" by British DJ Dave Clarke reveals a body of visual work deeply tied to music. It is an opportunity to explore the creative processes of music photographers, between admiration and the assertion of their own identity. L’article Photography and the Music Scene: Listening to the Image est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

The Global Peace Photo Award presented its Alfred Fried Peace Medals for the 14th time on Thursday September, 24 at Vienna City Hall. Out of 27,846 images from 144 countries, the jury singled out the work of Italian photographer Silvia Alessi, taken among young Afghan women refugees in Pakistan. L’article Global Peace Photo Award: The Hairdryer of Afghan Women in Exile est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

With Earthquake Weather, his debut monograph published by Loose Joints, the American photographer casts fragility, mortality and the everyday as allegories of a saturated world. L’article Colin Dodgson, Saturation to Breaking Point est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Pattern is presented as the first book devoted to a Mauritanian studio photographer: Amadou Fall, who portrayed the people of Nouadhibou at his Studio Grand Fall from the 1960s onward. L’article Amadou Fall: Faces of Nouadhibou est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

On the occasion of photography's bicentenary, France's Centre national des arts plastiques and Brussels' Hangar present "Reinventing Photography," an ambitious and electrifying exhibition: twenty Belgian and French artists interrogate, unsettle and resurrect the medium with brilliance. L’article In Brussels, Photographers Set the Sun-Drawing Alight est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

American artist K8 Hardy takes over MoMA with "Position Series" (2007-2012), featured in the group exhibition "Taking Back Our Space," alongside the publication of Positions by MACK, which brings together the fifty photographs of the series for the first time. L’article Punk, Anonymous and Feminist: the Anti-Selfie According to K8 Hardy est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

In "Homecoming", presented during Milan Fashion Week, the British photographer and filmmaker probes identity, masculinity and queer culture at the intersection of fashion photography, fine art portraiture and social reflection. L’article Jordan Rossi: “Joy Is Political in Its Own Way” est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

American photographer Susan kae Grant has made dreams her material and her photographic territory. Night Journey, published by MW Editions, is the culmination of a life's work: a sumptuous and haunting volume, in black and white, crafted with the precision of a haute couturière of the unconscious. L’article Susan kae Grant: Sweet Dreams Are Made of This est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

The Martin Parr Foundation presents "Dark Tales: British Documentary and the Gothic," an exhibition that reminds the viewer what makes an atmosphere distinctively British: a fondness for dark irony, layered emotional depth, and a passion for the absurd. L’article The Martin Parr Foundation: The Gothic Next Door est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Denis Boulze's first book, Clichés, gathers assemblages built from the archives of a fashion and still-life photographer. Accompanied by a text from critic Claire Luna, the book revisits the codes of commissioned imagery, erasing the products to keep only bodies, gestures and light. L’article Denis Boulze and the Sweet Life of Clichés est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

In Frozen Features, American photographer and publisher Jason Fulford overlays his negatives at random. From each collision emerges a third image, forging its own syntax. L’article Two Images Are Better Than One est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Two years after the success of Eight Seconds: Black Rodeo Culture, Damiani releases a new edition featuring 91 previously unpublished photographs, with a foreword by James Pickens Jr., Grey's Anatomy actor and rodeo devotee. L’article Black Cowboys Are Back in the Arena est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Paris's Galerie La Lison is hosting the first French solo exhibition of Ai Huang, a Tokyo-based artist whose work explores portraiture through the gelatin silver process — self-portraits of rare intensity, transformed by a radical manipulation of photographic chemistry. L’article Ai Huang: Personal Development est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Acclaimed by the fashion world for his monograph Foxy Lady, considered by Vogue Paris one of the cult classics of the past five decades, Cheyco Leidmann created a legendary new surrealist style in the 1980s. His vividly colored images, with their unique compositions, are exceptionally available at YellowKorner. L’article Cheyco Leidmann: the Red That Bleeds, the Gold That Burns est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

With his series "Downtown," photographer Alexis Duclos continues his exploration of urban space. From Paris to New York by way of Tokyo, he takes us on a stroll through his favorite playground. L’article Downtown, Behind the Scenes of the City est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

His portraits of Black communities in the American South, made throughout the 1980s, established Baldwin Lee as one of the defining figures of American documentary photography. It is an overlooked New York body of work, photographed in the 1970s, that the Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York brings to light through October 31, 2026. L’article Baldwin Lee’s Unseen New York est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

For nearly sixty years, Will Vogt has photographed America's old money from the inside. His second monograph, Behind the Hedges, came out earlier this year, and the Art Museum of South Texas is now hosting a retrospective of his work. L’article Will Vogt: “People Are Rarely As Buttoned-Up As They Appear” est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

With Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down, winner of the Images Vevey Book Award 2025/2026, Stacy Kranitz closes out nearly twenty years of photographing Appalachia. The book and the installation at the Musée Jenisch set her pictures against a century of archives that manufactured the region's reputation. At the center of it all, a film. L’article Stacy Kranitz: A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Wounds est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

In Materia, his second book following the monograph Epitome, Kyiv-based photographer Vic Bakin sets images against the decay of their own physical support. L’article Vic Bakin: Fading est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

In the portraits of Chardchakaj Waikawee, Thailand's marginalized youth astonish with sheer presence. L’article The brazenness of Bangkok’s street youth est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

For its tenth edition, the Images Vevey Biennial borrows its theme from a disco hit, “We are family!”, and unfolds some fifty free projects across the town through September 27, 2026. Anniversaries, reunions and losses make up an album at the scale of a city, narrated by its founder, Stefano Stoll, who knows every page of it by heart. L’article Images Vevey: Families, I Love You est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

In the summer of 2001, a night-shift electrician wandered the empty floors of the World Trade Center with a digital camera, photographing offices, kitchens and stairwells no one else thought to record. Twenty-five years later, for the anniversary of September 11, Blind publishes this set of historical images. L’article The Last Pictures Taken Inside the World Trade Center est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

From stage to screen, the exhibition "Stardust: 100 Years of Stage, Screen and Celebrity" traces a century of celebrity portraiture through the work of women photographers. It also inaugurates the new museum and gallery space of Hundred Heroines, a British organisation dedicated to women in photography, in Nailsworth, UK. L’article Women Photographers Steal the Spotlight est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Ten years after their first meeting, photographer Alexandre Dupeyron and composer Thomas Julienne present the world premiere of the new chapter of Dysnomia Live, titled “Silent Green.” Catch it this Sunday, September 13 at Pioneer Works, then Monday the 14th in an acoustic version at Picto NY, under the aegis of Villa Albertine and the FACE Foundation. L’article An Instrument Called Photography est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

The American photographer of Russian origin lets herself drift through the countries of former Yugoslavia and their neighbours. Published by Mack, Mountain Black Heart oscillates between unease and wonder, borne along by an unsettled familiarity with these territories. L’article Irina Rozovsky’s Balkan Wandering est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Only a few days remain to discover the first major retrospective the Maison Européenne de la Photographie devotes to Camille Vivier in Paris. A mesmerising journey in which bodybuilders, puppets and votive candles vie for the title of most beautiful living sculpture. L’article Camille Vivier Sculpts the Flesh est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

For its twentieth anniversary, YellowKorner partnered with Blind to launch an international call for entries built around joy and celebration, drawing nearly 2,500 photographs from around the world. Twenty of them were selected by a jury of professionals and are on view at the La Hune gallery-bookshop in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris, and across the YellowKorner network, starting September 16. The house is simultaneously reissuing its cult collection “Colorful,” enriched with new iconic images from its history. L’article “Let’s Celebrate!”: Everyone’s Own Party, a Party for All est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

The 38th edition of the international photojournalism festival in Perpignan was marked by mourning, following the death of its co-founder, Jean-François Leroy. An essential rendezvous for the profession, Visa pour l’image continues to teach us to look the world in the face. L’article Visa pour l’Image: The World we “Must Keep Looking at” est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

With Civics, the New York photographer draws a portrait of ordinary democracy. An inhabited, grave, and luminous work, arriving as the United States marks its 250th anniversary. L’article William Meyers: Beyond the Bully Pulpit est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

BMW France partners with the LUX Network to bring “À l'origine du cœur” (At the Heart's Origin), the photographic experience by the Trigone collective, to 33 French festivals. A caravan, an analog studio, a heartbeat turned into an image: the Bicentennial of Photography hits the road until September 2027. L’article Photography Takes the Pulse of France est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Kyoto Farm to Table traces the living roots of Japan's old capital, where the farmer's gesture meets the plate with an almost sacred rigor. L’article Reap the Earth, Feed Kyoto est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

It took leaving Russia in 2022 for him to grasp how closely his subject had been tracking him all along. Since 2018, Vladimir Seleznev has been photographing the visual machinery of Russian Orthodoxy, its way of turning submission into virtue. “Those Who Talk in the Temple Are Consigned to Sorrow and Woe” (“Ceux qui parlent dans le temple sont voués à la douleur et à l'affliction”), a series of 52 photographs made over six years, is his most accomplished result yet. L’article Vladimir Seleznev : Quiet, We Pray est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Pérez Art Museum in Miami presents “John Baldessari: The End of the Line”, an exhibition tracing the conceptual artist’s rethinking of photography, video, painting, and the relationship between images, words, and meaning. L’article John Baldessari: Language and Image est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

This is a Madonna in her early twenties, still unknown to the public, that Musichead Gallery, on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, invites us to discover: seven photographers captured her between 1980 and 1985, back when she was still nobody — and already punk to the core. L’article Madonna Before Madonna est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

A chance encounter with one face in an archive led Amin Yousefi to search through the photographs of Iran's 1979 Revolution for fleeting exchanges, revealing how documentary images can begin to behave like portraits. L’article Meeting the Revolution, One Face at a Time est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

With Chronograph, the British photographer keeps a landmark family album spanning twenty-five years, the way one keeps a logbook: full of rituals, repetitions, and the unexpected. Nearly a thousand images, taken between Los Angeles and New York, where his partner Lina and their two sons, Philipp and Lawrence, inhabit every page. L’article Nick Haymes’s Family, Every Which Way est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

The unsettling body of work by the celebrated Dutch photography duo can be seen until September 6 at Kunstmuseum Den Haag in The Hague (Netherlands), as part of the retrospective "Can Love Be a Photograph — 40 Years of Inez & Vinoodh", or in the book of the same name published by Hannibal Books. L’article Inez & Vinoodh: Glamour, Desire, and Subversion est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Over a decade, Jesse Glazzard has built an intimate photographic archive of the people, friendships and encounters that have shaped his life. L’article An Archive of Us est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

After Aux Armes et caetera (Arms, Etc.) and the horse Peyo, documentary photographer Jérémy Lempin publishes L'École de la vie. Liberté. Égalité. Invisibilité. (The School of Life. Liberty. Equality. Invisibility.), a long-term investigation into illiteracy in France begun in 2023. The book is published by Hemeria; the exhibition is on view at the Cité internationale de la langue française in Villers-Cotterêts, and the project is screened this Wednesday evening at Visa pour l'image, in Perpignan. L’article Jérémy Lempin: No One Is Supposed to Ignore Them est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

For more than a decade, the Los Angeles photographer kept returning to his grandmother's farm in Hartwood, Virginia, at a time when industrial agriculture is swallowing up small farms across the United States. From that enduring family bond came across the street from Heaven, published by Deadbeat Club. L’article Taylor Galloway, Home Sweet Farm est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

The founder and longtime director of the Visa pour l'image photojournalism festival passed away this Monday, August 31, of cancer, at the age of 69, on the opening day of the 38th edition of the event he created in 1989 in Perpignan. L’article Jean-François Leroy, Captain of Photojournalism, Dies at 69 est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Five artists and one motif: the flower, long confined to ornament, becomes the ground for an inquiry into the living world in Arles. “Flower Power” unfolds its paper petals through October 4. L’article Flowers of Speech est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

From 1997 to 2004, Cheyenne Clementi and Valentina Morandi photographed their community of ravers. A hundred and sixty of their images resurface today in Never Alone, just as Europe tightens its grip on the free party. L’article Dust and Decibels: Rave on Film est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

Summer 2026 had that particular flavor: a city emptied of its certainties, slow-cooked, where a young Parisian photographer chose to stay and watch it all. Augustin Pasquini was the privileged witness of a season unlike any other. L’article A Scorching Summer in Paris, with Augustin Pasquini est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

From August 29 to September 13, the international photojournalism festival takes over Perpignan, in the south of France, with twenty-seven exhibitions and six evening screenings at the Campo Santo. Amid rising artificial intelligence and mounting distrust of the image itself, Visa pour l'Image has chosen a combative stance this year: setting the slow, costly proof of the real against the frictionless manufacture of the fake. A look at ten exhibitions not to miss. L’article Visa pour l’Image 2026: Reality Fights Back est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

In Paris, La Galerie Rouge brings together two towering American fashion photographers whose prints turned advertising commissions into pictorial gestures. L’article Sheila Metzner and Lillian Bassman, Fashion by Hand est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.