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Thomas Brasey investigates the myth of the Brigands of Jorat

The secrets of the papet vaudois revealed by Romain Mader

Olga Cafiero: translating the stars into images

Creating a Black Utopia: Tyler Mitchell’s Perspective

"I hope that part of the legacy I leave behind will be that of an artist who always brought something new." – Tyler Mitchell

Maya Rochat unveils Water Is Coming

"What I wanted to do was really to put together an exhibition that did some good and make people dream." – Maya Rochat

Seven facts to know about Daido Moriyama

Born in post-war Japan, Daido Moriyama embraced photography as a democratic language, promoted by the mass media industry. His work encapsulates the clash between Japanese tradition and Westernisation, following the…

Tamara Janes takes a humorous look at contemporary visual culture

"In my practice, I’m interested in image sharing (...), databases, automatically generated images as well as Machine Learning. That’s the cosmos in which I evolve." - Tamara Janes

Mathieu Bernard-Reymond and artificial intelligence

"What interests me the most about photography is how it has been changed by the advent of digital technology, what it allows us to do, but also what it changes…

Virginie Otth about Multiple/désirs

"In the history of photography and painting, it has rather been men who have looked at women with this idea of desire more or less asserted [...]. Multiple/désirs is a…

Richard Mosse about Broken Spectre

"If you compare the Amazon's deforestation to other forms of the Anthropocene, many of which were kind of the result of our ancestors carrying out forms of extractive violence, this…

Nathalie Herschdorfer talks about Deborah Turbeville

"She had this need to create. As a creator she uses everything she can", says Nathalie Herschdorfer SHOWstudio hosted an enlightening conversation between the director of Photo Elysée – Museum of…