Double Disco à Paris – Oui!
MERYL MEISLER: STUDIO 54 & MORE Polka Galerie March 21 – May 17, 2025 12, rue Saint-Gilles, 75003 Paris, France Curator: Adélie de Ipanema, Director For more information contact Anaïs Raffin Vernissage Thursday, March 20, 18h – 08h30. Meryl will be present. Echoing the exhibition "Disco, I'm coming out" at the Philharmonie de Paris, Polka invites you to rediscover the roaring twenties of this musical genre [...] What Is Street Photography Today?
The street and the camera were destined to collide. In retrospect, it seems obvious that the first photographs that managed to freeze objects in motion would be taken on the bustling streets of newly industrialized nineteenth-century cities. That era belonged to the crowd, and to the savvy navigators of the endlessly renewable theater of sidewalks [...] A History of Street Photography
There are very few books written on the history of street photography. However, the best book that I know: “Bystander: A History of Photography” is superb. The book was co-authored by photography curator and historian Colin Westerbeck and the legendary street photographer Joel Meyerowitz. The two collaborated for many years on the book, with Westerbeck doing [...] Elizabeth Bick
BIO Elizabeth Bick is a photographer and former dancer whose work explores movement and public space. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including Fraenkel Gallery, Norton Museum and Ogden Museum. She has received awards and grants from the Pollock-Krasner and Joan Mitchell Foundations, and the Rudin Prize. She's been featured in The New York Times, [...] Edwin Carungay
Presence A Great Divide offers a warm and candid glimpse into several beloved community celebrations within Oaxaca, México, where tradition and devotion blend through Catholic and indigenous practices. The zancudos, or mosquitoes in English, are stilt-walking performers who parade and dance through their community, their towering figures and long shadows resembling the slender legs of [...] Sandra Fine
Complexities “Complexities” is a continuing series exploring light and reflections in the urban environment. The images are multi-layered and collage-like. The layering of light and movement with the existing static environment of buildings and streets, and the inside and outside of things merging together for a brief moment, keeps me challenged and amazed at the [...] Nick Spector
NULL I grew up as an only child in an unconventional family. Familial ties were not defined by blood and heredity. Through this upbringing, I have developed an acute appreciation for finding connective threads, even when they’re not obvious. My photos are a glimpse into lives lived in parallel. The dichotomy between connection and solitude. [...] Mania De Praeter
N'Gossip' There is a large jewish community in Antwerp and New York. Antwerp is my hometown and the New York is the hometown of the love of my life. Both communities are close to my houses so I frequently go there whenever my schedule allows it to observe daily life and wait for beautiful light [...] Argus Paul Estabrook
Where Do We \"Where Do We\" is a street photography series that captures the spirit of South Korea’s anti-Yoon Suk Yeol protests, documenting the political crossroads of a nation. These demonstrations were sparked by President Yoon’s surprise declaration of martial law on December 3, 2024, in which he accused the Democratic Party (DPK) of subversive [...] Anton Panchenkov
N' China Girl' From the vibrant energy of Brick Lane to the bohemian charm of Soho, from the nostalgic allure of Notting Hill to the eclectic vibe of South Bank, London’s streets are a tapestry of quirks and eccentricities that never cease to amaze. London is the city that always invites you to explore its [...] Street Photographers Foundation Awards 2025 Winner
SINGLE IMAGE WINNER Tavepong Pratoomwong The Smooth Criminal SERIES IMAGE WINNER Edwin Carungay A Great Divide offers a warm and candid glimpse into several beloved community celebrations within Oaxaca, México, where tradition and devotion blend through Catholic and indigenous practices. The zancudos, or mosquitoes in English, are stilt-walking performers who parade and dance through their [...] The History of Street Photography
Street photography, as an artistic genre, has been around for over a century, evolving with changes in technology, art, and culture. At its core, street photography captures candid moments of everyday life in public spaces, and it has become a vital part of visual storytelling and documentary photography. Street photography can be a valuable tool [...] 
