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Paris Photo Opens Thursday, November 12th, in the Grand Palais and Kicks off Bicentenary of Photography Celebrations in France
The 29th edition of Paris Photo will take place in Paris, Thursday, November 12 through Sunday, November 15, 2026, 1pm-8 pm (Sunday until 7 pm), with a VIP preview day…
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Chicago New Bauhaus School Alumni
The New Bauhaus, founded in 1937 in Chicago, was the immediate successor to the German Bauhaus dissolved in 1933 under National Socialist pressure. Bauhaus ideology had a strong…
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The Insider's Guide to Selling Photographs
Besides historical and aesthetic considerations, most photography collectors ultimately will face the real economic issue of both buying and selling images.
Few of us merely inherit a collection and then pass…
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