Lost Photos from the 1971 Glastonbury Festival

Photographer Paul Misso revisits the fabled fair that became the blueprint for the world’s greatest music festival. By Miss Rosen

Celebrating its twentieth anniversary, this free open-air photography festival continues to focus on nature in all its forms, from the climate crisis to human relations, with a tinge of hope and poetry. This anniversary edition of the festival, like many other cultural events, must also confront economic realities.By Michaël Naulin

At the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson in Paris, photographer Vasantha Yogananthan presents Mystery Street, the fruit of a three-month residency in Louisiana. Children’s games, heat, idleness: by capturing the moment, his images focus on movements typical of an age when everything changes.By Copélia Mainardi

Richard Pak’s project “L’île naufragée” focuses on Nauru, a Micronesian island, and how it turned from being a tropical eden to an “inhabitable desert”.Photographs by Richard Pak

Peter Fetterman Gallery presents The Fashion Show, an exhibition on the history of fashion, its elegance and its importance to the photographic medium. Drawn from the gallery’s permanent collection, the exhibition explores how fashion photography transcends its commercial aspects and reflects the creative expression and aspirations of society.

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American photographer Rowland Scherman photographed many of the iconic musical, cultural, and political events of the 1960s, including the Beatles’ first US concert, and Woodstock. In 1963, he covered the Newport Folk Festival, where musician Bob Dylan appeared for the first time, on stage with Joan Baez.By Rowland Scherman

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