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Focus on Yuri Kozyrev
Screening of the movie “L’Espoir, Sierra de Teruel” by André Malraux, followed by a conference on the 80th anniversary of […]
The photojournalist William Daniels who give to the CIP a part of his photographs, has published a new book “RCA, République Centrafricaine” , on his work between 2013 and 2016 in Central African Republic. If you want to see some of this pictures click here.
Jean-François Leroy, director of the international photojournalism festival Visa pour l’Image, is also the artistic director of a new exhibition center in La Défense (Paris), the Photojournalism Arch. He will present on Thursday 15th June, with Stéphanie Sinclair her exhibition “Too young to wed”.
The photojournalist Yuri Kozyrev member of Noor, who is part of the photographers who gave us some of their photographs, will be part of a masterclass during Tbilisi Photo Festival. The Masterclass aims both to help photographers develop a personal photographic language and to discover Georgia by exploring one of its most enchanting regions.
Every month, we ask a veteran photojournalist to review a portfolio submitted by a beginner. In return, the young professional reviews some of the images that the 'veteran' took at the same age. This month, long-time AFP Lebanese war photographer Patrick Baz and freelance French photojournalist Louis Witter exchange feedback on their photographs.
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An overview of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), which resulted in the death of 500,000 people. This exhibition takes place at the Couvent des Minimes in Perpignan and the Rivesaltes Camp Memorial, March 17th-May 17th, 2017.
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Visa pour l'Image is the premier International Festival of photojournalism. It takes place in Perpignan, in southern France, every year during two weeks at the end of August and/or the beginning of September.
