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Streuli, Beat
Suda, Issei
Biography on the Rencontres d'Arles website:
Issei Suda is a major Japanese photographer.
His "Early Works" were featured in several magazines before appearing together in a 2013 book published for his retrospective at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography.
From "His & Hers" (1970) to "Silence" (1975), by way of "Passing Summer" (1971), Issei photographed the Japanese street and defined his favourite themes: children, portraits, the curious daily lives of ordinary people, and the passage of time.
In 1978 Issei Suda completed his "Fushikaden" series, which brought him international success. He has received the Photographic Society of Japan's Annual Prize (1983) and the Domon Ken Prize (1996). His first exhibition to a western public was "Japan: A Self-Portrait" (1979) at the ICP, New York.
His latest publications include "Tokyokei" (Nazraeli Press, 2014), "Boso Fudoki" (Super Labo, 2015), "78" (Chose Commune, 2020) and "My Japan" (Fw: Books, 2021).
© Portrait taken from the Rencontres d'Arles website (uncredited)
Suter, Batia
Batia Suter is a Swiss artist based in Amsterdam. Her website indicates : « Suter produces monumental prints of digitally manipulated images for specific locations, and works on photo-animations, image sequences and collages, often using found pictures. »
For the publication of her work, Suter collaborates with Roma Publications, also based in Amsterdam, and she has published with them - among others - "Encyclopedia" (2007), "Surface Series" (2011), "Radial Grammar" (2018) and "Cloud Service" (2019).
© Portrait taken from the website FranceFineArt (article in French published on the occasion of the opening of the "Radial Grammar" show at Le BAL, Paris).
Suzuki, Mayumi
Mayumi Suzuki is a Japanese photographer who started photography after the disappearance of her parents in the 2011 tsunami on the Japanese Tohoku region, and the discovery of the remains of their home, their photo studio, and the muddy medium-format camera of her father.
© Portrait taken from the Ceiba Editions website
Svanberg, Mimi
Mimi Svanberg is a Swedish photographer, textile designer and professional chef.
In 2021, she publishes with Editions Bessard the photobook "Fragments", number 6 in the series "L'Atelier RisoGraphique" from this French publisher.
© Self-portrait taken from the artist's Instagram page.
Tabuchi, Eric
Eric Tabuchi is a French photographer who focues on the geography of the French regions: little towns, suburban landscapes and the countryside. He studies the typology of local and regional architectural traits with an analytical and almost systematic approach; his work is often assembled and presented along specific themes or topics.
Eric previously had a career as a musician.
He recently published three photobooks with Poursuite Editions : "Twenty-four Modern Lorraine Churches" (2016), "Atlas of Forms" (2018) and "EDF - Electricité de France" (2019).
© Portrait taken from the artist's website
Takagi, Yusuke
Yusuke Takagi is a Japanese photographer who majored in sociology. As a freelance photographer, he covered Africa and South-East Asia, focusing on human rights. From 2010 to 2016, he used the name Katsuo Takahashi.
Tamiko, Nishimura
Tanaka, Rafael
Rafael Tanaka is a Spanish photographer based in Brussels, and publisher through Les Editions Shirokuro.
Among other titles, he has published "Abend der Worte" (Origini Edizioni, 2018) and "The Graces" (Les Editions Shirokuro, 2019).
© Portrait taken from the artist's Facebook profile
Templeton, Deanna
Deanna Templeton is an American artist and photographer.
Her experience with photography started in the late eighties with her interest in the punk-rock scene and concerts which she started documenting. Having met skater Ed Templeton - her husband since 1991 - at the age of eighteen, she also documented the crowds around the skateboarding events, championships or street meetups.
Her photgraphy work is mainly portraiture, and very oriented towards the teenagers and youth. Living in Huntington Beach, in South California, the body is also an element very present in her work (beach activities, tattos, etc.) which shows a general interest for underground cultures. She has also developped personal projects such as her series "Swimming Pool" of underwater portraits.
Among the photobooks Deanna Templeton has published: "Your Logo Here" (P.A.M., 2007), "Scratch my Name on Your Arm" (Schunck, 2011), "The Swimming Pool" (Nazraeli, 2016), "Contemporary Suburbium" - a joint project with Ed Templeton (Nazraeli Press, 2017) and "What She Said" (Mack, 2021).
© Portrait (most likely by Ed Templeton) taken from the English Wikipedia of the artist
Templeton, Ed
Ed Templeton is an American photographer and painter based in California. Before his artist career, Ed had an international career as one of the first professional skaters.
Ed Templeton photographed the world of skate, his friends & family, and street scenes since his teenage years. His first book "Teenage Smokers" dates from 1999 (Alledged Press). He has since published many acclaimed photobooks, including "The Golden Age of Neglect" (Drago, 2002), "Beautiful Losers" (DAP, 2004), "Deformer" (Anthem / Damiani, 2008), "Litmus Test" (SUper Labo, 2010), "Teenage Kissers" (Seems Books, 2011), "Adventures in the Nearby Faraway" (Editions Bessard, 2015), "Loose Shingles" (B-Sides Box Set, 2018), "Hairdos of Defiance" (Deadbeat Club, 2018).
© L'Ascenseur Végétal when Ed visited our Bookshop / Gallery in Bordeaux (2016)
Tendance Floue
Tendance Floue is a collective of 16 French photographers founded in 1991.
NB: For a presentation of the collective, please refer to the French version of this page (not translated).
Among the shared projects of the collective is the photographic narration of a solitary journey across France named "AZIMUT". The idea was a relay walk across the country, including invited photographers from outside the collective. The project was initially self-published by Tendance Floue in 6 volumes - each titled with a single letter from the project name - between June 2017 ("A") and October 2018 ("T"). This project should have been on display at the Rencontres d'Arles festival in 2020 (canceled) and was re-published on the occasion in a single-volume format by Textuel.
The 16 photographers of the collective are: Pascal Aimar, Thierry Ardouin, Denis Bourges, Gilles Coulon, Olivier Culmann, Ljubiša Danilović, Grégoire Eloy, Mat Jacob, Caty Jan, Yohanne Lamoulère, Philippe Lopparelli, Bertrand Meunier, Meyer, Flore-Aël Surun, Patrick Tourneboeuf, Alain Willaume.
Testino, Mario
