Fisheye Magazine #43
Fisheye Magazine #43
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Spiritualities, explorations beyond the visible
To open the field of mysticism, spirituality and religion is to question our relationship to reality. To wonder if the immaterial takes shape beyond our current scientific knowledge. The search for light, this component at the origin of photography, sometimes leads artists on adventurous paths, in pursuit of worlds populated by chimeras and specters that feed beliefs of all kinds. On the road to shamans or voodoo, from Islam to Judaism, through the lives of saints or those of the dead, the dozen authors gathered in this dossier attempt to connect to other universes. Disturbing incursions where the views become visions.
Released on newsstands September 14, 2020
Bimonthly, 140 pages
Cover photo: © Elizaveta Porodina
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Fisheye Magazine #12
Fisheye MagazineW€b 3.0, trap or eldorado for photography?
Already the 12th issue of Fisheye present in newsstands, bookstores and very soon available on tablet (iPad version). On the eve of its second anniversary, Fisheye keeps as a compass the curiosity to decipher the world through photography, and vice versa, as the contents of this issue show. From the resistance of film to the attempts to monetize photography through social networks - with our Web 3.0 dossier - Fisheye's eye remains curious. It looks at porn and 3D, at the reconfiguration of journalism by the lol culture, at graphic design, at the revival of photography in England, at France seen from here - a documentary project led by ImageSingulières and Médiapart. It takes a detour to Brussels to discover a new place dedicated to photography, listens to the Observatory of Creative Freedom talk about the progression of censorship since the attacks on Charlie Hebdo, and deciphers how photos of 1914-1918 and the Shoah are changing our perception of history on the Web. Fisheye also takes a breath of fresh air with Massimo Siragusa's portfolio on his Italian-style theaters, exhibited at La Gacilly, and Philippe Grollier's on the Bonfires in Northern Ireland. The readers' Tumblr is still there, as are all the other events: exhibitions, books, the lab, video art, web projects and all the columns.
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Fisheye Magazine #37
Fisheye MagazineThe taste of authors: 10 photographers favorites
For six years now, the Fisheye teams have been defending an authors' policy - a notion inherited from the 7th art that critics and directors of the New Wave claimed loud and clear. Photographers are also authors, and we would like to pay tribute to them once again in an exceptional 60-page dossier that gives pride of place to the image. The ten artists we publish here have, for the most part, already found their place in our magazine, on our website, or on the walls of our gallery. We continue to follow their work and to support them, because they are the line of force of our activities. These are the women and men who, through their eyes, give us a different view of the world. They are the very material of these pages, and without their creativity and loyalty, we would not be here today.
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Fisheye Magazine #21
Fisheye MagazineAfrica revealed by itself
We've been circling around African photography for a while now without really managing to find the right angle. Obviously, since Fisheye's inception, we've done a lot of articles on the subject, but it seemed to deserve more. The creativity, energy and talent of African photographers are obvious. Beyond the founding fathers, notably Malians or South Africans, it is a whole new generation that displays its style, its point of view and its aspirations in a global impulse that celebrates the multiple influences of the continent. With this dossier, we have tried to share our view of this fundamental movement without trying to be encyclopedic. In this issue 21 with its increased pagination (148 pages), you will also find a focus on Polish photography, a report on the Valparaiso festival, several portfolios, from adolescence seen by Steeve Iuncker to the situation in Syria seen by four Syrian artists. Not to mention all our usual sections: music, video, exhibitions, books, politics, education... plus a new "cooking" page.
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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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