Paraty in Focus 2011

The Catalan photographer Samuel Aranda was awarded the World Press Photo award in the category Photo of the Year 2011. The winning photograph was held on October 15, 2011 during riots in Yemen, and shows a mother holding her child during the repression of demonstrators in the country. The coverage of the Arab revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Yemen, initiated by the photographer in 2011, led him to achieve great international prestige. This work has been exhibited recently at the Instituto Cervantes of New York and was included in the selection of photos from ...

"You will be forever in my rebozo magenda. On the left side. "

From February 9, curated by Georgia Farm, Fables and Encounters brings together contemporary artists Claudia Jaguaribe, Ana Beatriz Elorza, Bruno Vilela, Flavia Sammarone, Ilana Lichtenstein, Luana Navarro and Sheila Oliveira.

More than one thread of the applicant, the picture is always the protagonist of elective affinities, the case of two important publications in the understanding of the image of the twentieth century: Glamour, Diana Vreeland, and was the Chanel of Edmonde Charles-Roux. Both are special editions that Cosac Naify put on the market in November 2011, bringing together over 600 images ...

The largest showcase of international avant-garde cuisine, the festival Madrid Fusion, enhances the value of photography in gastronomy. In the edition of 2012, one of the highlights of the event was the work of scientific Myrhvold Nathan, author next to Chris Young and Maxime bilet of "Modernist Cuisine," a work that promises to become the reference photo's gastronomic century.

Interview with Italian photographer Simone Massera on the job "I am not what you see and hear."

After four exhibitions in Brazil and the U.S., the series Welcome Home, by photographer Gui Mohallem will finally flip book! With fifty images, the work is the result of three visits to the shrine queer, and will also contain a text critic Gabriel Bogossian, a literary essay of Ismar Tirelli Neto & Mark Visnadi and, finally, the story of a frequenter of the sanctuary.

It was inaugurated this week in Madrid exhibition celebrating the 15th edition of the Luis Valtueña of Humanitarian Fotografía, which this year was attended by over 350 photographers.

Hard to find anyone who disagrees with the importance of the Mexican Manuel Alvarez Bravo (1902-2002) for Latin American photography. Rare also find another photographer that matches your longevity and extensive production ...

The idea of ​​publishing Photobooks Latin American (and Cosac Naify, 2011) emerged in 2007 during the First Latin American Forum of Photography, organized by Itaú Cultural in São Paulo ...