From June 25 to October 30, 2022, solo show of Carolle Benitah at the Pavillon of Vendome in Aix en Provence ( France). In this show titled what cannot be said,Carolle Bénitah recomposes the ghosts and hauntings of her past, working the fabric of her life like an emancipated embroiderer, thus recalling that art is also ultimately a practice of healing. Exhibition at the Pavillon de Vendôme. In United States, the work of Carolle Benitah is include in the collection of the McEvoy Foundation, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Lacma), the Cassilhaus Foundation, the Museum of Fime Arts ( Houston) and in the collection of Jan de Bont (Los Angeles).
Metadata: Rethinking Photography from the 21st Century is an exhibition that explores new paradigms for understanding the ecology of the photographic image. The exhibition features work from the past decade by an international selection of artists and visual activists that are working to make palpable the unseen information, or metadata, that undergirds the image regime. This includes not just the tags or descriptors attached to image files, but the power relationships, biases, and economic interests that are not always visible in the image itself. The exhibition is curated by Christopher Jones, Stanton B. and Nancy W. Kaplan Curator of Photography and Media Art.
Join Sous Les Etoiles Gallery at Art On Paper from 8 -11 September, 2022
New York Noir is a collection of iconic images taken by the legendary photojournalist Jean Pierre Laffont since he made New York his home in 1964. From the civil rights movement, to kids playing in the street; from celebrity to gangs,
Laffont has covered all aspects of the city.
New York Noir by Jean-Pierre Laffont, edited by Eliane Laffont, Peanut Press, 2021. 40 pages, 125 dollars (signed limited edition, sold with a print).