Fisheye Magazine #30
Fisheye Magazine #30
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Social photography, activist practices
More than photojournalists who respond to press orders, the actors of social photography make their practice a life choice, which is also a political choice. With new writings to awaken our consciences. A photography of commitment that renews the classic approaches of photoreportage to move the lines. The authors presented in this dossier propose us to look at what we don’t see, what we don’t want to see, what we can’t see anymore.
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Fisheye Magazine #4
Fisheye MagazineSelfie, all egocentric?
For this January issue, Fisheye dedicates the feature of its fourth issue to the new generation self-portrait: the selfie. To understand how this word has invaded our daily lives, Fisheye called on sociologist Monique Dagnaud and psychologist Sylviane Barthe Liberge. Our two specialists of social networks analyze this self-portrait taken at arm's length and posted on social networks. Artists, amateur photographers and readers of Fisheye have also given us their vision of the selfie. From Justin Bieber to Barack Obama, embark on a 2.0 ego trip. Fisheye n° 4 is also an analysis through images of the FN propaganda, the story of the GoPro epic, the deciphering of the Snapchat app, an apartment transformed into a pinhole camera and a trip to China to meet the performer photographers.
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Fisheye Magazine #20
Fisheye MagazineDocumentary photography: Let's get to the stories
This 20th issue of Fisheye brings you a feature on documentary photography, a genre that falls between photojournalism and fine art, with a history and writing in motion. A name that is very present today, that can be found on the posters of festivals and galleries. Fisheye tries to shed light on this part of photography by giving a voice to authors, critics and curators, and by going to see what is happening on social networks. This 20th edition will also take you to a panorama of Belgium photography, for a focus on this small country with great talents. You will also go to Switzerland to take a look at the Images Vevey festival, before going to Hong Kong to discover the images of the new generation presented at Photaumnales, and to make a detour to China for a rereading of the Cultural Revolution. Finally, you can dive back into the underground Paris of the 1980s, make a detour to the neighborhoods of the Paris region to meet new entrepreneurs, or be dazzled by L'Indifférence des étoiles, the discovery portfolio by Julien Mauve. This issue also marks the opening of the Fisheye Gallery. A space dedicated to contemporary authors with a strong personal universe. The very good reception you gave us in Arles this summer, with thousands of visitors and several dozen prints sold, pushes us to continue this experimentation that completes our magazine. More and more of you are following us on social networks, on our website, in newsstands or by subscription, and we hope that this craze will also materialize at the Fisheye Gallery in Paris, which will open its doors on September 29th.
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Fisheye Magazine #22
Fisheye MagazinePhotographers and Politics: Power Games
2017 will be an intense political year, between the election of a new President of the Republic next May and the election of the National Assembly in June. A great opportunity to examine the relationship between photographers and politicians, who regularly clash over issues of the power of image and the image of power. The views of a dozen authors served as guides in this investigation and led us to editorial offices, print and web, and social networks. A way to decipher how, from information to propaganda, images try to take power over our consciences. This issue also focuses on the new edition of Circulation(s), on a trip to Lianzhou, China, the land of all photographic possibilities, to New Orleans by night and to nightclubs by day. You will also descend into the bowels of the Earth with Raphaël Dallaporta to (re)visit the Chauvet cave in a surprising way. You will go to Haiti to discover Kolektif 2 Dimansyon, and then Corentin Fohlen's offbeat look presented at the Fisheye Gallery, starting January 18. You will travel to Flint, Michigan, to meet Claressa "T-Rex", a young woman who has just won her second Olympic boxing title in Rio.
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Fisheye Magazine #26
Fisheye MagazinePhotography & Architecture, new perspectives
Architects dream of themselves as photographers and vice versa. Each one looks at each other with envy and the collaborations often result in quite fusional projects. The destiny of the former and that of the eighth art also intersect on the rise of the notion of collective, shaking the image of the individual creator who reigned until then as master. The use of light, heritage, common memory: the points of rapprochement between these two cousins are infinite. A file to nibble without moderation in which could hide, between the lines, 3D images and models.
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