Eugène Atget

“Blur/Obscure /Distort: Photography and Perception,” the current ambitious exhibition at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, literally exposes a delightful and engaging premise.

Mennour presents for the first time a dialogue between the photographs of Eugène Atget (1857-1927) and the paintings of Eugène Carrière (1849-1906).

The exhibition celebrates the recent gift of 68 photographs from the Davis couple, whose collection is united by an engagement with the human condition and a concern for social equity. This donation marks the 50th anniversary of the Ramers’ journey in collecting photography.

Announcing the New Street Photography Contest: Capture the heart and soul of our cities!

Tokyo Photographic Art Museum presents TOP Collection: The Resonance of Seeing. The Tokyo Photographic Art Museum regularly presents a selection of works chosen from the museum’s collections of over 37,000 items according to a given theme.

Marking the fiftieth anniversary of its Manton Research Center, the Clark Art Institute presents the opportunity to see a selection of prints, drawings, and photographs acquired between 1973 and 2023.

Most museums display a fraction of their holdings, even as they continue to seek and acquire new works. 

LAMA announced the addition of Photographs to their roster of auction categories, with the first auction set to take place August 2nd, 2023

The Colby College Museum of Art recently announced that it has received 184 pieces of art from Norma Marin.

FotoFocus, the nonprofit arts organization championing photography and lens-based art, is pleased to announce the theme of the seventh edition of its FotoFocus Biennial is backstories.

The exhibition Documentary Genealogies. Photography 1848-1917 explores, throughout seven rooms, the historical background of documentary photography between the revolutions of 1848 and 1917.

Hindman presents a rare collection of photographs by Eugène Atget, a pioneer of photography, whose documentary vision of Paris was highly influential to artists across the globe, inspiring everyone from Man Ray to Ansel Adams.

The Vancouver Art Gallery announced today its line-up of new exhibitions.

In the first half of the twentieth century, North American photographers produced work that was seen as groundbreaking and paved the way for the establishment of photography as a medium of creative expression.

The National Gallery of Art announced today that Stephen G. Stein has given the museum a superb collection of 161 photographs that includes some of the most admired artists in the history of photography.