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[Trevor Paglen] 🔍 In 'Adversarially Evolved Hallucinations', Trevor Paglen pushes the boundaries of AI, showing how machines see the world. Using GAN models (Generative Adversarial Networks), the artist explores how AI misinterprets the world due to biases in its training data. Traditionally AI identifies objects literally but Trevor Paglen teaches machines to interpret images with the depth and complexity of human perception, blending art, philosophy, and culture. This challenges the idea that machines see like humans, inviting us to reflect on how memory, culture, and personal experience shape our vision. Can AI ever truly understand images like we do? - Artwork showcased in Digital sector of Paris Photo 2024 by LOUISE ALEXANDER / FELLOWSHIP | Sector curated by Nina Roehrs - Image: Gregoire Grange #AIArt #DigitalArt #Photography #TrevorPaglen #GenerativeArt #Art #Photography #Parisphotofair #Photography #BeyondPhotography

Paris Photo 2024 recap: We are grateful for everything that happened this year. Thank you to all exhibitors, curators, partners, museums, and visitors. → See you on [November 13-16, 2025], for the next edition. - Images: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10 © Gregoire Grange 5 © Louis Liebert (Say Who) 8 © William Wegman, Unflatable Headwear, 1990 - Courtesy Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois #ParisPhoto #ParisPhotofair #Photography #ArtPhotography #EventRecap #Photo

[Lorraine O’Grady] Last week, Lorraine O’Grady, an American artist, critic, and performer of Jamaican descent, known for her 1980s conceptual #art and #photography, passed away. Committed to issues of #identity, #race, and #feminism, she used her art to challenge the exclusion of #minorities in the art world. This commitment is powerfully reflected in 'Miscegenated Family Album' (1980–1994), a series of diptychs that draw poignant parallels between her family and ancient Egyptian figures, exploring themes of connection and heritage. Decades later, she examined the construction of identities in 'Announcement of a New Persona '(2020), further expanding her exploration of self and societal roles. All our thoughts are with her family and friends. - Image: Gregoire Grange, Mariane Ibrahim Gallery booth - Paris Photo 2024 © All Courtesy of the artist and Mariane Ibrahim (Chicago, Paris, and Mexico City) © 2023 Lorraine O’Grady / Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York #LorraineOGrady

[Paris Photo x Réseau Lux] Paris Photo is a member of Réseau LUX . There are only a few days left to explore #RéseauLux event, featuring 21 photography festivals and fairs across France. Highlights for the final weekend include a round table on “The economic future of photography festivals,” a Photo Book Fair with France PhotoBook and a special Christmas sale by Poda Photo, along with many other surprises. 🌎 Discover the best photography exhibitions around the world with the Paris Photo Agenda. 🗓️ - ✨RÉSEAU L U X #1 📆Until December 8, 2024 ⏰Wednesday to Sunday from 11 AM to 7 PM 📍La Poste Rodier, former mail distribution center: 30+32 rue Louise-Emilie de la Tour d’Auvergne, Paris 9 🎫Free entry - 👉https://ow.ly/aOcQ50Umx2x - Image: Deanna Dikeman #Parisphotofair #parisphotoagenda #photographie #photography #art

[Agenda] 🗝 Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois presents “Eulàlia Grau: Etnografias – Collages,” an exhibition showcasing the early works of Eulàlia Grau, a Catalan artist known for her critical and socially engaged art from the 1970s. The exhibition showcases her #photomontages, blending collages with #photographic emulsion techniques and acrylic enhancements. Her work #reflects a strong reaction to the conservative, violent, and authoritarian society of her time, addressing themes like injustice, religion, oppression, and capitalism. Influenced by Dadaist visual play, her collages remain relevant today, continuing to resonate with contemporary audiences and emphasizing the enduring power of her messages. On view in Paris until December 14th, 2024 🌎 Discover the best photography exhibitions around the world with the Paris Photo Agenda. 🗓️ - 👉: https://ow.ly/mX4i50UgGLq - 📷: Exhibition view “Etnografias – Collages” Galerie GP & N Vallois, Paris 09.11 — 14.12.2024 © Aurélien Mole #Parisphotofair #parisphotoagenda #photography #photo #art

[Agenda] 🗝 Galerie La Patinoire Royale Bach hosts ‘Gordon Matta-Clark,’ a #soloexhibition of the American artist’s work in Belgium, the first of its kind in over thirty years. Through a selection of collages, #photographs, films, and books, the exhibition highlights Matta-Clark’s #architectural interventions related to works such as Bronx Floors, Splitting, and Conical Intersect. It also features Office Baroque, a project he completed in Belgium. His approach, which redefined how space can be engaged with and perspectives altered, continues to influence #contemporary artists. On view in Brussels until December 21th, 2024 🌎 Discover the best photography exhibitions around the world with the Paris Photo Agenda. 🗓️ - 👉: https://ow.ly/hSEf50UgESi - 📷: Gordon Matta-Clark, Bronx Floors (Object), 1972 - Courtesy of the artist & Galerie La Patinoire Royale Bach #Parisphotofair #parisphotoagenda #photography #photo #art

[Agenda] 🗝 Bene Taschen Gallery presents ‘Hip Hop - Living a Dream’ an #exhibition showcasing the works of celebrated photographers Jamel Shabazz, Joseph Rodriguez and Gregory Bojorquez. It explores the rise and global influence of American hip hop #culture from the early 1980s to the present. Through the lenses of #photographers, it traces hip hop’s evolution across #music, #graffiti, breakdancing, and #fashion. Enhanced with music, interviews, and memorabilia, it offers an immersive journey from New York’s streets to hip hop’s worldwide impact. On view in Cologne (Germany) until February15th, 2025 🌎 Discover the best photography exhibitions around the world with the Paris Photo Agenda. 🗓️ - 👉: https://ow.ly/b9iz50UgC1w - 📷: Jamel Shabazz, Window Shopping, NYC ca. 1980 #Parisphotofair #parisphotoagenda #photography #photo #art

[Agenda] 🗝 ‘Bridge Falling Down, Soon Rising Up,’ an exhibition by Như Xuân Hứa, is being showcased at Galerie Anne-Laure Buffard. This immersive #soloshow, inspired by the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi in #Vietnam, explores themes of fragility and resilience. Blending #surrealism with personal and cultural narratives, it reflects on identity formation through intergenerational memories. Featuring manipulated family archives and new works, the #exhibition creates a dialogue between chaos and harmony, encouraging viewers to envision reconstruction amidst disruption. On view in Paris until January 15th, 2024 🌎 Discover the best photography exhibitions around the world with the Paris Photo Agenda. 🗓️ - 👉: https://ow.ly/JyOg50UgBO7 - 📷: Như Xuân Hứa, Image from “Bridge Falling Down, Soon Rising Up” exhibition - Courtesy of the artist & Galerie Anne-Laure Buffard #Parisphotofair #parisphotoagenda #photography #photo

[Agenda] 🗝 Galerie In Situ - Fabienne Leclerc presents “Trois éléments” by French artist Patrick Tosani. Since the mid-1970s, architecture graduate Patrick Tosani has been developing a radical artistic practice that explores the potential and limits of the photographic medium, both formally and conceptually. This exhibition consists of a new series of images and a selection of historical projects, some of which are closely related to the new works. It reflects the transversality of the artist's work, with series from the 1970s to the present day responding to and feeding off each other, weaving a complex reflexive web about the nature of photography. On view in Paris until December 21th, 2024 🌎 Discover the best photography exhibitions around the world with the Paris Photo Agenda. 🗓️ - 👉 https://ow.ly/xA8S50UfXcX - Image : Patrick Tosani, Image From "Trois éléments" exhibition - Courtesy of the artist & Galerie In Situ - fabienne leclerc #Parisphotofair #parisphotoagenda #paris #artinparis #parisexhibition #galerieinsitu #PatrickTosani

[Throwback] In the Main sector of Paris Photo 2024, the Prismes project featured #largescale works, including a solo show by Haji Oh showcased by Australian art gallery, This is no fantasy. ‘Grand-Mother Island Project’ is an immersive #installation by Haji Oh. Using #cyanotype, #photography, and hand-woven textiles, she explores memory, place, and identity. Her work reflects her experiences as a third-generation Zainichi Korean, her migration from Japan to Australia in 2014, and her family’s history from Jeju Island to Japan in 1930. The artist examines intergenerational storytelling, history, and memory through intricate weaving, unravelling, and #printing processes. - Images 1: Haji Oh, Seabird Habitats, 2022 - Courtesy of THIS IS NO FANTASY / Photo: Keizo Kioku, Courtesy Mori Art Museum, Tokyo Image 2: Haji Oh, Three generations of time, 2004 - Courtesy of THIS IS NO FANTASY / Photo: Shinya Kigure #Parisphotofair #art #photohraphy