Photography
Claudia Imbert is the winner of the 2012 Arcimboldo Prize
Since 1999, the non-profit group Gens d’Images has been giving its Prix Arcimboldo, the only prize celebrating excellence in digital photography and photo manipulation.
For the 2012 edition, the jury got together yesterday at the offices of Swiss Life, sponsors of the prize, and decided to give this year’s prize to Claudia Imbert for her series ‘La Famille Incertaine’ (The Uncertain Family).
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Circulation(s) Festival at the Parc de Bagatelle
from 25th February – 25th March 2012
Art and Culture, Our favourite things, Photography
Our friends from Fetart have done it again. After the (let’s admit it, slightly surprising) mega-success of the first edition of their Circulation(s) festival last year, they are back with a great selection of young, European photographers in a venue that you shouldn’t miss.

photo: Kourtney Roy
Alain Bisotti on www.photographie.com
Our favourite things, Photography
The man who started our photo project Photo d’Hôtel, Photo d’Auteur (also known as PHPA – or in English, A Hotel Photo, An Artist’s view) tells French photo website www.photographie.com exactly what’s rockin’ his boat at the moment…

photo: JasonW
Ai Weiwei: Interlacing at the Jeu de Paume
from 21st February – 29th April 2012
The first large-scale French exposition of the Chinese artist, still forbidden to leave his country and closely watched/menaced by the state.
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Steve McCurry exhibition at La Belle Juliette
from 9th – 20th February 2012 and
signing session Saturday 11th February from 7pm
Art and Culture, Our favourite things, Photography
Steve McCurry‘s photos are seen in some of the world’s finest publications. To celebrate the 2012 edition of In Love With Magnum 2012, the photographer will be holding an exhibition in the salons of La Belle Juliette, and you can even come down and meet him in person…

photo : Steve McCurry / Magnum Photos
Berenice Abbott exhibition at the Jeu de Paume
from 21st February – 29th April 2012
Inspired by Atget to document the profound change happening to her favourite city (New York), Berenice Abbott (1898-1991) was also Man Ray’s assistant during her time in Paris.
Her photos show a fascinating period in the history of the United States; the architecture of a burgeoning industrial power, the Depression, followed by the country’s search for modernism and its lack of respect for the past. This exhibition show both the diversity and unity of her work.

Triborough Bridge © Berenice Abbott / Commerce Graphics Ltd. Inc.
Karlheinz Weinberger ‘The Rebels’ photo exhibition at the Galerie Esther Woerdehoff
from 11th February – 17th March 2012
Follow us, if you will, down to the underground to see the real rebels, a world of leather jackets, insanely-thick belt buckles and customised jeans. John Waters is a fan, and should you be…
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A Hotel Photo, An Artist’s View (PHPA)
The photographer for January 2012 is Cécile Henryon
Click the photo to read the accompanying text and see more work from Cécile Henryon.
In Love With Magnum 2012 –
have your couple immortalised by Steve McCurry in a one-day photo studio at La Belle Juliette
Our favourite things, Photography
As you know, we love photography (and photographers!) at HPRG.
So we are very honoured to be one of the partners of the photo event In Love with Magnum.

photo : Steve McCurry / Magnum Photos
Discover Paris of the past with ‘The Commons’ on Flickr
A Parisian experience, Our favourite things, Photography
Fifty venerable organisations – libraries, archives, museums – have got together to form ‘the commons‘, an rights-free image bank packed full of interesting stuff.
For example, the photos of Paris are fascinating, with parts of the city that have completely changed…

Paris Exposition: moving sidewalk, Paris, France, 1900. Moving Sidewalk Panorama Brooklyn Museum Archives, Goodyear Archival Collection (S03_06_01_014 image 9893).


