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Two years after Man Ray’s Le Violon d’Ingres became the most expensive photo ever sold, another print has gone for $130,000.

Le Violon d’Ingres print produced under artist’s supervision among broad range of work up for auction in Paris

Archaeologists have uncovered new frescoes in Pompeii, Christie’s pulled four ancient Greek vases linked to convicted art trafficker, and more.

The universe of this pioneering visual artist is now at the Carmen Thyssen museum: 60 images show great names of the avant-garde

Photographer Ormond Gigli's iconic photo "Girls in the Windows" is often cited by experts as being the highest-grossing photo of all time.

Book about a Haitian boy’s musical dreams is among 12 foreign titles selected for ‘Prix des libraires du Québec.’

Standing on a second-story fire escape, a photographer named Ormond Gigli is shouting instructions through a bullhorn. Forty models are posing in the

When cryptocurrency was on the rise, photographers rushed to release NFTs. But is the NFT actually a medium—or merely a medium of exchange?

While spending countless hours in the darkroom, Man Ray unintentionally developed the “photogram” technique by utilising light-sensitive paper, a process also known as camera-less photography. He named this method the “Rayograph”, and experimented with it for nearly four decades.

Devoting ourselves to a secondary pursuit sparks flow in the work we consider our primary purpose.