Fine Print: Brooklyn, 1985 Zied Ben Romdhane

Fine Print: Brooklyn, 1985 Zied Ben RomdhaneHarry Gruyaert is known for his extraordinary photographic work with color. Born in Antwerp in 1941, he originally dreamed of becoming a film director. In the late 1970s, Pop art and a trip to Morocco inspired him to become one of the first photographers in Europe to devote his work entirely to color photography. Gruyaerts cinematographic background instilled in him an aesthetic conception of photography. Rather than telling stories or documenting the

Parke’s photographic meditation on mortality

It is my favorite Smith image

Cristina De Middel and Bruno Morais have spent 3 years following the path of Esù and building a document that comes as a reaction to the advance of Evangelical churches across Africa and South America that are challenging the survival of an endangered cultural heritage adding some substantial input to the very much needed non-official version of History

and trafficked individuals journeying from their countries of origin to their new homes in Europe

Death of a loyalist militiaman

and the constant struggle to keep the modern world at bay

which includes over one hundred previously unpublished photographs along with the majority of those in the original book

an alliance of socialists

like job applications

ethereal photographs

and a period of festivity ensued

” An interview with the artist by Magnum Foundation’s director