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Nadav Kander on the Blackness of his Pictures

The exhibition “After Dark” at the Flowers Gallery in London showcases the English photographer’s latest works.

Thursday September 25, 2025

Summary

The exhibition “After Dark” at the Flowers Gallery in London showcases the English photographer’s latest works.

By Guénola Pellen

Pace Gallery in New York City presents a retrospective of Paolo Roversi, one of the most influential figures in fashion photography. The exhibition spans more than three decades of work, featuring campaigns and collaborations that helped define the visual language of contemporary fashion.

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With the Carmignac Foundation’s support, Nicole Tung reveals how Southeast Asia—home to more than half the world’s fish production—is also one of the regions most affected by illegal fishing and labor abuse.

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Inspired by the devoted practice of Tibetan Buddhism they encountered in the villagers they met on their first trek to Nepal in 1981, photographer William Frej and his wife Anne Frej set out on a quest to document Asia’s highest peaks. A chronicle of their 40 years of Himalayan journeys is now available in a new book entitled Travels Across the Roof of the World.

By William & Anne Frej

Photographer Gauthier Digoutte traveled to the “land of the pure.” He recounts his peregrinations and images in this in-depth travelog.

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