Newsletter | The Blind Week: Terri Weifenbach, Claudia Andujar, Ouka Leele

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This week, Blind celebrates those who live in harmony with nature.

Terri Weifenbach: Feathers and Twigs

Until February 22, the Miranda Gallery in Paris is showcasing delicate winged creatures depicted by the American photographer Terri Weifenbach. We encounter this nature lover who, in her garden in Washington, DC, captures the fleeting passage of blackbirds, chickadees, and other city birds… 

The feverish aesthetics of Claudia Andujar

After a stopover in Brazil (see our article), the exhibition devoted to the work of Claudia Andujar traveled to Cartier Foundation in Paris. Blind takes the opportunity to analyze the photographer's unique visual style.

Ouka Leele: Grabbing Life by The Colors

Currently on view at Galerie Vu' in Paris is a beautiful exhibit of the colorful and eccentric universe of Spanish painter-photographer Ouka Leele, a figure from La Movida Madrileña (the Madrid Scene). An opportunity to rediscover her most famous works as well as lesser-known prints.

Fotografiska New York: A new kind of photography museum

On December 14 of last year, New York celebrated the opening of a new space dedicated solely to photography. Showcasing some twenty exhibitions a year, Fotografiska has the ambition to become one of the city’s must-see cultural venues.

Ingrid Dorner

In her series EDIT, the artist probes her past by manipulating her grandmother’s negatives and her own production. She has created a ghostly, oneiric body of work that explores identity and memory.

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