In the realm of underwater photography, Zena Holloway stands as a luminary, casting her creative gaze upon the mysterious depths of the ocean. Her work, both still and moving, unfolds in the aqueous expanse, creating a visual odyssey that is nothing short of enchanting. Holloway’s ability to harness the solitary and boundless space of the underwater environment, to shape it into her own magical setting, is the hallmark of her artistry. Her images serve as ethereal vessels that capture the profound and intricate subconscious connections we share with the world’s oceans, rivers, and lakes. Born ..read more

It is with deep sadness that we at Focus Fine Art Photography Magazine acknowledge the passing of Elliott Erwitt, a master of the photographic art form and a significant figure in 20th-century photography. GB. ENGLAND. Birmingham. 1991. Elliott Erwitt’s career spanned several decades, during which he captured some of the most iconic and enduring images of his time. Known for his candid and often humorous black-and-white photographs, Erwitt had a unique ability to capture the essence of everyday life, infusing each of his works with a sense of humanity and warmth. Born in Paris in 1928 and spen ..read more

“Play the Part: Marlene Dietrich,” currently on display at the International Center of Photography, is a riveting exhibition that delves into the multifaceted persona of the legendary Marlene Dietrich. Spanning photographs from 1905 to 1978, this exhibition, drawn from the collection of Pierre Passebon, is a first in the United States, offering an unprecedented look at the life of a figure who was as complex off-screen as she was on it. The exhibition features a staggering 250 photographs, including works by renowned artists like Cecil Beaton, Irving Penn, and Edward Steichen, as well as Dietr ..read more

In the evocative realm of contemporary digital art, TOMAAS emerges as a luminary whose creative prowess defies traditional boundaries. Hailing from Hamburg, Germany, this visionary artist’s journey has been a global odyssey. For 18 transformative years, TOMAAS was a prominent figure in the dynamic artistic landscape of New York City before making a profound shift to the artistic mecca of Paris in 2014, where he currently resides. TOMAAS’s artistic oeuvre is a compelling fusion of photography, Crypto Art, animation, and various digital processes. The result is an arresting body of work that ..read more

Nestled in the vibrant heart of Tel Aviv, Israel, Igor Shrayer resides amidst a captivating tapestry of stark contrasts, enduring beauty, and fervent passion. These diverse elements have evolved into a source of unending inspiration, shaping both his perception of the world and, more profoundly, guiding his unique artistic vision. A true polymath of the art world, Shrayer has engaged with various artistic disciplines, immersing himself in the nuanced worlds of Painting, Photography, and Digital Art. These extensive studies have not only enriched his creative process but have also seamlessly b ..read more

In a testament to the captivating power of photography, the Catherine Couturier Gallery unveils a remarkable exhibition that invites viewers to journey back in time to the America of 1955. “Todd Webb: Across America, 1955” brings to the forefront the extraordinary work of renowned photographer Todd Webb, offering a unique perspective on the vanishing Americana and the evolving way of life that defined this era. This exceptional showcase, done in collaboration with the Todd Webb Archive, exclusively features Webb’s poignant photographs. A notable parallel to the Museum of Fine Arts Houston’s “R ..read more

Born in the ancient city of Jerusalem, Yigal Pardo has become a photographic virtuoso who transcends the conventional boundaries of the medium. His artistic journey began with the foundation of an Academy graduate degree in professional photography studies, which subsequently paved the way for his remarkable career. Today, he finds creative solace in the vibrant cities of Tel-Aviv and Hertzeliya, Israel, where he masterfully navigates the ethereal realms between reality and the surreal. As a freelance photographer, Pardo’s exploration into the depths of artistry delves into the profound and th ..read more

In the heart of The Hague, Netherlands, the art community mourns the loss of one of its most illustrious members, Erwin Olaf. At the age of 64, the acclaimed Dutch photographer, known for his evocative portrayal of subjects ranging from Amsterdam’s vibrant gay nightlife to the regal portraits of the Dutch royal family, passed away. Olaf’s work was not just photography; it was art. His photos, often bathed in the ethereal light reminiscent of Dutch master painters like Rembrandt van Rijn and Johannes Vermeer, were a testament to his genius. These masterpieces graced the walls of galleries world ..read more