Fisheye Magazine #6
Fisheye Magazine #6
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Sport, beyond the stereotypes
Fisheye puts itself in the colors of sport for its 6th issue. We went in search of the Panini image of English striker Robbie Fowler or explore Olivier Cablat’s take on these famous vignettes. Neil Leifer, Sports Illustrated photographer, gives us a mythical picture of Mohamed Ali in a fight that we now know was fixed. We even followed a baseball season for a year. The subject will never be exhausted, so much the sport and the photo are generators of stories in perpetual renewal. A stadium, a court, a swimming pool, a basketball court, what better setting to freeze the legend? Warm up, the kick-off of this new Fisheye is given.
In this issue, we also discover the new photo scene in India. We decipher the pop feminism of Femen. And we entrust the test to a judoka and the portfolio to the lines of flight of a great reporter.
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Released on newsstands May 14, 2014
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Fisheye Magazine #23
Fisheye MagazineMonth of Photography, the bet of Greater Paris
The new Month of Photography plays on openness and curiosity. Beyond the institutional venues and specialized galleries that usually mark out the event, this edition ventures into lesser-known places in the Parisian suburbs with an eclectic program and no less than a hundred exhibitions. The organizers do not produce, they federate, galvanize, highlight and attempt a collective adventure. In these mysteries, we went in search of meaning to offer you our reading. Are we objective? Certainly not, and this is what we propose: a reading of the world, a point of view through photography. We went to look at amateur photography and participative exhibitions: Le Grand Paris vu de nos fenêtres and L'Histoire est à Noue. We were interested in thematic exhibitions that tell us our history: Autophoto and L'Esprit français, 1969-1989, among others. And we went to discover the work of students, these researchers who question photography in their "laboratories". We have also prepared a selection of about twenty exhibitions not to be missed. In this issue, you will also find a focus on India, which explores the photo manifestations of the sub-continent. You'll go into photo novel mode in cities held by the FN, before venturing on Jack Kerouac's last road, making a detour to Upper Volta, and then visiting Stéphane Lavoué's Le Royaume, a new exhibition at the Fisheye Gallery (March 30 to May 6, 2017).
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Fisheye Magazine #30
Fisheye MagazineSocial 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 #28
Fisheye MagazineChina in transition
It is to a real exploration that our dossier dedicated to the photographic creation in China invites you. In addition to a report that took us to Lianzhou to discover the first public museum of photography, to Xiamen for the second edition of the Jimei x Arles International Photo Festival, and to Hong Kong to visit the new galleries, you will find many portfolios and analyses to understand the reasons for this effervescence. Chinese photographers bear witness to the mutations of their country through their views and experiments, using in turn documentary images, staging, performance, vernacular images, video or virtual worlds.
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Fisheye Magazine #27
Fisheye MagazinePublishing, a new generation turns the page
The world of photo publishing is in the midst of a major shakeup. A new generation of independent publishers is shaking things up. Favoring the production of book-objects made with inventive graphic designers, they are reviving an editorial audacity that was thought to have disappeared. These new players are taking note of the difficulties of the market and are taking advantage of the new tools of production and distribution to develop creative works where the writing of tomorrow is invented. Let's dive into this laboratory of photography through a dozen publishers of this new wave.
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