Daniel Dorsa Shoots Greenland’s Youth

Setting out to document the work of glaciologists, the Los Angeles–based American photographer ended up training his lens on the snow, the architecture, and then the tattooed, pierced youth of Nuuk and Sisimiut. L’article Daniel Dorsa Shoots Greenland’s Youth est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Ugandan Women Carry Everything on Their Heads, and the Country’s Future on Their Shoulders

With HeadStrong, New Yorker Dan Nelken and Ugandan writer Beatrice Lamwaka celebrate the working women who, at the quarry and in the marketplace alike, hold up a society scarred by war and governed by a patriarchal order. L’article Ugandan Women Carry Everything on Their Heads, and the Country’s Future on Their Shoulders est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Miami Reframed

With Miami in Color, photographer Marianne Doz pares the city down to its planes, angles, and light. L’article Miami Reframed est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Theo Zeal: a friend as compass, a wasteland as Eden

The British photographer spent four years following his childhood friend across a Hebridean island, before slipping those images between photographs of wasteland along the Thames estuary. In the book, Adam appears to be foraging for herbs amid the rubble. L’article Theo Zeal: a friend as compass, a wasteland as Eden est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Steve Schapiro’s Jazz Years: Before Baldwin, Before the Movement

When he was 81, photographer Steve Schapiro began sorting through the negatives in his archive. In the process he uncovered his early work documenting the New York jazz scene of the early 1960s. A new book brings it together. L’article Steve Schapiro’s Jazz Years: Before Baldwin, Before the Movement est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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The Egg Before the Hen, the Photograph Before History

In 1923, in a Paris studio, a man in a dark suit stares intently at an egg balanced in an egg cup, as if waiting for it to confess. This photograph opens “Premières fois / Premières photos” (“First Times / First Photographs”), the exhibition Luce Lebart has curated for the Pavillon Populaire in Montpellier (France), […] L’article The Egg Before the Hen, the Photograph Before History est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Del Moral Among the Painters, Fifty Years of Intimacy

It took a Spanish exile, an aeronautics photo studio, and a decisive encounter with Joan Miró for Jean Marie del Moral to find his true subject: the studio, that place where an artist reveals himself without always knowing it. The Centre d’Art Contemporain Bouvet Ladubay, in Saumur (France), displays 107 proofs of it, through October 30, 2026. L’article Del Moral Among the Painters, Fifty Years of Intimacy est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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The IRA and Its Shadow War, in the Crosshairs

Games of surveillance, false names and purloined documents make up the substance of a new book by Irish photographer Martin Cregg, titled The Plot. L’article The IRA and Its Shadow War, in the Crosshairs est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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In the Dark, Benita Suchodrev Hunts Paradise

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 of a light. L’article In the Dark, Benita Suchodrev Hunts Paradise est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Growing Up in a State of Resistance

In the age of the Anthropocene, a generation has chosen to set its body and soul against the inertia of institutions. L’article Growing Up in a State of Resistance est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Pentti Sammallahti, a Photographer at Peace with the World

It is one of the gems of the 2026 edition of Les Rencontres d'Arles. Within the walls of the Espace Croisière, an exhibition invites visitors to rediscover the sensitive, harmonious work of Finnish photographer Pentti Sammallahti. Here one encounters adventurous dogs, pensive crows, and horses running free, caught in the close grain of a black and white that reads like an invitation to meditate. L’article Pentti Sammallahti, a Photographer at Peace with the World est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Ed Alcock Prints the Truth

At the Château de Tours, in France, the Jeu de Paume devotes a retrospective to the French-British photographer, winner of the 2025 Prix Niépce, Gens d’Images. It brings together fifteen years of photographic work, threaded through with a family secret, Brexit, and the legends of a mining town. L’article Ed Alcock Prints the Truth est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Japanese Women Photographers Speaking for Themselves

Rather than rewriting photographic history, this exhibition in London quietly expands it, revealing a richer, more plural history of Japanese photography through 27 artists spanning seven decades. L’article Japanese Women Photographers Speaking for Themselves est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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When Ukrainian Women Soldiers Document their War

A new book entitled Through Her Eyes was created by six Ukrainian women who were civilians before the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February of 2022. As the war escalated, each one joined the country's defense effort: as soldiers, volunteers, medics, journalists, and mothers. And each one kept photographing. L’article When Ukrainian Women Soldiers Document their War est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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In Baden, England Travels

Every year, the La Gacilly-Baden Photo Festival takes last summer’s Brittany edition and sends it traveling to the gardens and streets of Baden bei Wien, the Austrian spa town at the gates of Vienna. For 2026, it is “So British” that crosses Europe, carried by Don McCullin, Martin Parr, and some twenty other British voices, supplemented by exhibitions designed specifically for the Austrian city. L’article In Baden, England Travels est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Camille Farrah Lenain Gently Stokes Queer Muslim Love

With Made of Smokeless Fire, the French-Algerian photographer delivers a collective portrait of queer Muslim youth in France, where faith and desire quietly intertwine. L’article Camille Farrah Lenain Gently Stokes Queer Muslim Love est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Harry Gruyaert: Away from Home, Yet Everywhere at Home

Decades of wandering, and never so much as a compass. Harry Gruyaert needs nothing more than color, seized in passing, the way one steals a moment from a city: that is the entire substance of “A Sense of Place,” his exhibition at the Rencontres d’Arles. L’article Harry Gruyaert: Away from Home, Yet Everywhere at Home est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Laetitia Prieur, What Remains of the Volcanoes

What remains of childhood when, as an adult, one walks its old paths again? The question surfaces on every page of Le saisissement, the first book of personal photographs by Laetitia Prieur. A quest for identity carried out in the Cantal, land of dormant volcanoes, where everything is negotiated “between an inherited memory and a chosen memory.” L’article Laetitia Prieur, What Remains of the Volcanoes est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Darren Vargas Nurses His Bruises at the Ropes

In 2025, American photographer Darren Vargas walked into a boxing gym in the Coachella Valley, California, where Lee Espinoza, a septuagenarian known locally as the godfather of boxing, has been training the neighborhood's children free of charge since the 1980s. L’article Darren Vargas Nurses His Bruises at the Ropes est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Linder treats herself to a retrospective cut for Blackpool

Photographer and pioneer of British punk photomontage, Linder Sterling unfolds this summer at Blackpool's Grundy Art Gallery a retrospective recomposed to the measure of the place. L’article Linder treats herself to a retrospective cut for Blackpool est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Mathieu Chaze, the Infinity of a Stream

Song of Silent Water, the second book by the French photographer based in England, follows the thread of water to give shape to the reveries of a solitary walker, to his path as a photographer, and to the absolute of life itself. L’article Mathieu Chaze, the Infinity of a Stream est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Adrien Vautier’s War in Ukraine: “An Endless Winter”

The first exhibition by photojournalist Adrien Vautier, "If You Make It Through the Winter," is the fruit of four years spent documenting the war in Ukraine for the newspaper Le Monde. Fifty images, harsh and necessary, of a suffering people who refuse to bow. L’article Adrien Vautier’s War in Ukraine: “An Endless Winter” est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Green Plants and Colorful Flowers: Edward Steichen’s Secret Garden

Now on view in Arles, “The Nature of Edward Steichen” uncovers a little-known side of the work of the American photographer of Luxembourgish origin (1879–1973): his lifelong passion for gardens and horticulture. L’article Green Plants and Colorful Flowers: Edward Steichen’s Secret Garden est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Martine Barrat: Love in the Clinch

Dancer, actress, filmmaker, photographer almost by accident: at 93, Martine Barrat has never stopped reinventing herself. This summer, the Rencontres d'Arles festival gives her a retrospective that unearths half a century of friendships in magnificent photographs, from La Goutte d'Or to the South Bronx. A life that reads like a novel she never had time to write. L’article Martine Barrat: Love in the Clinch est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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In Arles, the Model Bites Back

Circus beast, meat breed, household companion. At the Mécanique générale, "Animal Model" traces two centuries of images to follow a very slow promotion: that of the animal, long a subject of study, now a subject in its own right. L’article In Arles, the Model Bites Back est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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In Arles, Cartographies of the Faraway

Feel like traveling far, without leaving Arles? The Rencontres’ “Traversées” (Crossings) trail traces, exhibition by exhibition, a route toward other countries and other memories. Here is one suggested walk through the city. L’article In Arles, Cartographies of the Faraway est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Park Chan-wook: Between Takes

Lee Ufan Arles presents the European debut of photographs by acclaimed Korean director Park Chan-wook. L’article Park Chan-wook: Between Takes est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Ming Smith: Bigger than the Frame

Ming Smith’s exhibition “Wandering Light”, presented at Arles Festival, surveys the work of the pioneering photographer who, in 1979, became the first Black woman to have photographs acquired by MoMA. L’article Ming Smith: Bigger than the Frame est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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Electrician, a Profession Under High Voltage

A historian of industrial heritage, Arthur Mettetal opens the archives of Vigilance, an internal trade publication of Électricité de France, and recovers. From the dams of the Cantal to the nuclear plants of Fessenheim, he recovers three decades of risk prevention among the company's workers, in a book published by Éditions Textuel and an exhibition on view at the Rencontres d'Arles. L’article Electrician, a Profession Under High Voltage est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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We Are Not Alone: A Fascinating Photographic History of UFOs

In Arles, historian Philippe Baudouin presents “We Are Not Alone. Extraterrestrial Images”, one of the festival’s most striking exhibitions, one that dares to do what the subject rarely allows: to look at UFO imagery as art, not as evidence of life beyond our borders. L’article We Are Not Alone: A Fascinating Photographic History of UFOs est apparu en premier sur Blind Magazine.

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