In this time full of love and friendship, we share with you some of the photographers that make us vibrate from the heart. What’s yours? Do you agree with us?. A significant American photojournalist and photographer, Dorothea Lange, lived from 1895 until 1965. Lange studied photography under Clarence H. White Read more…
Zurumbatico, the photographic exhibition inspired by 100 años de soledad (One Hundred Years of Solitude), arrives to the Miami Institute of Photography, after having been in Italy and Mexico. At this stop, its creator, Venezuelan photographer Luis Cobelo, promises a frenzy format that will include surprise performances, a ‘zurumbatico’ dress-code, Read more…
A group of contemporary creators has decided to go back to the origins of photography, and continue to work with techniques that are nearly 200 years old. Looking at the romantic styles of their predecessors, the Pre-Raphaelite aesthetic has revived in contemporary image-making. This has been the case of the Read more…
Fotofest 2018 Biennial: India March 10th-April 22nd Houston In 2018 the FotoFest Biennial is hosting INDIA. Contemporary Photographic and New Media Art. It is the first time that FotoFest focuses directly on South Asian photography. Exhibitions across the city will showcase the works of 47 photographers and artists from India and the indian diaspora who address issues ranging Read more…
Artist, teacher, researcher and consultant, José Ramírez has been sharing his knowledge of the history of photography for 10 years; this experience authorizes him to expand on many issues related to the transformation of the medium through the years and the impact it has had on the ways of seeing. Read more…
Enthusiasm and curiosity are key for starting up with photography, and that entails keeping our senses open to styles, visions, and ways of processing images. All along the way, guidance is fundamental for developing our own visual style and language. To facilitate the creation of images, a team of professionals Read more…
Regarding the recent prize given to the photobook Monsanto®: A Photographic Investigation, by Mathieu Asselin, granted in the category ‘First Photobook’ at the Paris Photo-Aperture Foundation Photobook Awards 2017, the MIP team spoke with its designer, Ricardo Báez. The participation of Báez in this photographic event also included the Read more…
In 2010, the English journalist Charlotte Raven, learned that she was suffering from a neurodegenerative disease known as Hungtington’s Disease. She had it in her body but the symptoms hadn’t yet appeared. She then decided to face her imminent future by researching on the subject, focusing on Venezuela, the country Read more…
Paris Photo November 9-12 In 1997 the city of Paris offered a unique event dedicated to photography. From then on, Paris Photo has been considered the world’s largest international art fair dedicated to the photographic medium. On November 9-12, 2017, people interested can attend the historic Grand Palais to enjoy Read more…
His name may not sound familiar to the younger generation of photographers, but Robert Delpire was responsible for publishing some of the most influential photobooks of the 20th century. Born in Paris, in 1926, Delpire passed away on September 26, 2017 at the age of 91, after having dedicated 69 Read more…