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Visa pour l'Image 2026: Reality Fights Back — Blind Magazine
6+ hour, 53+ min ago (276+ words) 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…...
Inside John Baer's Boxes, a Liberated Europe and a Triumphant America — Blind Magazine
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (337+ words) On his 25th birthday, May 7, 1945, Germany surrenders. John Baer, a journalism student at Penn State turned officer with the 644th Tank Destroyer Battalion, had landed in Normandy, fought in the Battle of the Bulge, and witnessed firsthand the horror of a Nazi…...
Joel-Peter Witkin: "Everyone Is a Freak" — Blind Magazine
6+ day, 17+ hour ago (335+ words) Joel-Peter Witkin: "Everyone Is a Freak" Blind Magazine Joel-Peter Witkin: “Everyone Is a Freak” The Raft of George W. Bush (NM, 2006) offers the most audacious proof of it. Witkin hijacks Géricault’s famous Raft of the Medusa to set adrift the…...
Daniel Malikyar’s Afghanistan in Color
1+ week, 4+ day ago (434+ words) Blind Magazine Daniel Malikyar’s Afghanistan in Color Four men share a watermelon and a pot of tea, seated in a yellow swan-shaped pedal boat on water of an improbable blue. The image opens the book, and for a moment you…...
Daniel Malikyar's Afghanistan in Color — Blind Magazine
1+ week, 4+ day ago (438+ words) Daniel Malikyar’s Afghanistan in Color Blind Magazine Daniel Malikyar’s Afghanistan in Color Four men share a watermelon and a pot of tea, seated in a yellow swan-shaped pedal boat on water of an improbable blue. The image opens the book,…...
Fifty Years Ago, Joel Meyerowitz Tipped Into the Light
3+ week, 2+ hour ago (271+ words) White cottages lined up along a road. A telephone booth lit against the dusk. A Ford station wagon parked beside the ocean. Laundry that the wind fills like sails. These pictures carry a taste of nostalgia, of seaside holidays, of…...
The Egg Before the Hen, the Photograph Before History
4+ week, 10+ min ago (275+ words) Blind Magazine That egg belongs to a device called a mirœuf, a curious household appliance from 1923, unveiled the following year at the Salon des appareils ménagers, which judges the freshness of a shell through a slightly tilted mirror, on a…...
In the Dark, Benita Suchodrev Hunts Paradise — Blind Magazine
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (205+ words) Born in the Soviet Union and raised in suburban America before immersing herself in Berlin’s nightlife, Benita Suchodrev publishes Find Me Paradise with Kehrer Verlag. A book that recomposes twenty years of archives into dark, unsettling image pairs, in search…...
Pentti Sammallahti, a Photographer at Peace with the World — Blind Magazine
1+ mon, 3+ day ago (210+ words) Pentti Sammallahti, a Photographer at Peace with the World Blind Magazine The panoramic format asserted itself early on. From Helsinki, he set off to roam Europe and the Soviet Union in search of these suspended moments. Writer Gérard Macé, whose…...
Japanese Women Photographers Speaking for Themselves
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (65+ words) Marina Vitaglione is a French visual artist, photo editor and writer based in London. She is a photo editor at The Wall Street Journal’s London bureau, where she collaborates with photographers and photojournalists on international assignments, and she regularly writes…...