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Dogfight in Afghanistan

Story by Pieter Ten Hoopen

Dog fighting is one of Afghanistan's unofficial national sports. During the Taliban time, it was forbidden to practice this sport, but since the Taliban lost power in 2001 the sport has grown rapidly and big money is earn and spend during the fighting events, most through bedding.

On a field outside the capital of Kabul every Friday morning people gather for the dogfights during the winter season. Thousand of people come and watch the fights. The sport has...

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A jeudi 15h Story : Steeve Iuncker	Urban Exposure From 2012-03-10 to 2012-04-01 Exhibition : Guillaume Zuili	Xavier From 2012-04-04 to 2012-08-26 Exhibition : Steeve Iuncker	Stage photo à Paris : Denis Dailleux VU'WORKSHOP : the in situ portrait
"Steeve and Xavier, in the silence of what is left of it, was obviously an encounter, a confrontation, a face to face, a project with and against time. An unpredicted way to redefine portrait. (...) A proposition of portrait, of portrait method, different, only brutal and obvious." Christian... See this story	Guillaume Zuili has been documenting history through his black & white and double exposures since he was 21. Through his extensive travels, he has constructed portraits of Paris, Berlin and Moscow, revealing their intricate layers of time and history. Since he move to LA from Paris in 2002, Zuili... More information...	During two years, every thursday at 3PM, I would meet Xavier, HIV sufferer. The goal of this project: to capture the gaze of a man who is about to die.\rThis work ended with Xavier's death in 1998. It is today published in a book. More information...	The 27, 28 and 29 of April 2012 In situ, the portrait seen by Denis Dailleux. The shooting sessions in Paris will alternate with editing sessions and critics of the images produced, at Agence VU'. All the shootings will be done in locations chosen and identified by Denis Dailleux as appropriate for... More information...


Mexico City Waltz From 2012-04-06 to 2012-05-19 Exhibition : Nicolas Comment	Equilibrio inestable Story : Juan Manuel Castro Prieto	Interview of photographer Tamara Dean (pt1) Tamara Dean	A labri de rien Story : Samuel Bollendorff
Mexico City Waltz trouve son origine dans trois textes Tristessa de Jack Kerouac, Au-dessous du volcan de Malcolm Lowry et Voyage au pays des Tarahumaras dAntonin Artaud , qui offrirent Nicolas Comment des clefs dentre au Mexique.\rSil est parti sur les traces de ces auteurs, il a fini par... More information...	Like Extraos, Equilibrio inestable presents photographs taken in different places and at different times. Both series use the same symbolic language and share the same sense of unease. But while the Extraos photos show a balance destroyed, Equilibrio inestable presages an imminent rupture.... See this story	Tamara is a multi award winning fine art photographer, full time press photographer More information...	An investigation on the problems of lodging in France (extract) Today, in France, 3.6 millions people are suffering from ill-lodging and 10 millions people are hit by the housing crisis. The crisis shock wave which hit the most modest of us is extremely violent. According to the States... See this story

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