On view through April 2, 2011, colette is showing a special selection of original photographs from not one, but seven international magazines. These include LOVE, ME Megazine, Muse, FANZINE, Post, Ponystep, and DIS MAGAZINE. The exhibition is simply titled the Spring/Summer Issues Show - as all material reflects contents of current issues.

A full look at all the wonderful photographs after the jump.

If you are in London this weekend, swing by Dover Street  and catch the final days of Clarendon Fine Art’s exhibition of new works by John Swannell. Swanell, a legend in English photography and famed for his portraits of celebrity and the royal family, presents a series of nude photographs that expertly capture light and movement. Representing a departure from his earlier work, the nudes display a superb interplay of light and dark… as well as obvious sex appeal.

Clarendon
46 Dover Street
London W1S 4FF

More of Swannell’s new works after the jump.

Beautiful photographs of American author Gore Vidal. The two of us have no connection, other than that we grew up on the same block, in totally different eras. Slimane’s diary captures with tremendous detail Vidal’s personal style.

Enjoy more of the images after the jump.

Photographer Jose Manuel Castrellon has a thing for bikes. He’s captured them in all shapes and sizes for Priti Baiks, a series of portraits depicting Panama’s bicycle fanatics. Each photo, and each bike, tells a unique story. On view from February 24, 2011 at DiabloRosso Panama.

Full flier after the jump.

One week remains to check out Mark Seliger: Listen at Steven Kasher Gallery. Best known for his portraits, Seliger includes some landscapes here, but the winning photographs are of people – nudes and tattooed faces.

Mark Seliger: Listen is in a sense a memento mori, a tribute to his late father. It follows in the tradition of photographers and painters such as Weston, Stieglitz, and Cézanne who, at a certain age, focus on elegiac studies of the nude, the landscape, and the still life. The pictures are Seliger’s meditations through slow looking. These photographs speak to us metaphorically of the eternal themes of love and death. They pay homage to Seliger’s forebears Brandt, Kertesz, Hosoe, and Penn. The nuanced tones of the platinum palladium convey the rich textures of Seliger’s sensibilities.

On view through February 26, 2011.

Steven Kasher Gallery
521 West 23rd Street
New York, NY 10011

More examples for Seliger’s photography after the jump.

The exhibition Shadow Catchers: Camera-less Photography (13 October 2010 – 20 February 2011) features five international artists who challenge the assumption that a camera is necessary to make a photograph. The V&A commissioned five short films on each of the artists, showing their studios and places that inspire them. This is a revealing and evocative look at their working environments and an insight into their creative ideas.

Head to V&A for more.

Opening February 25th, 2011, artist Tofer Chin will be exhibiting a collection of photographs at Reserve LA. The exhibition, entitled Courtesy Valley Phone, will celebrate the collaboration between Tofer and Freshjive for two 2 t-shirts in their 2011 Spring Collection: “Weekend Warrior” and “Here Comes The Sun.”

Reserve LA
420 N. Fairfax Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90036

More t-shirts follow and full show filer after the jump.

This May, Moby will release Destroyed, a new album and book of photography. The album will come on all formats, and the books is published by Damiani/D.A.P, the book is 128 pages and features 55 photographs taken by Moby all over the world. Moby’s interest in photography has been steadily building since he received a camera at age 9. Destroyed’s release will be complimented by a series of events including an exhibition at New York’s Clic Gallery – “Destroyed: Photographs by Moby”, running from May 12 through June 26, 2011.

Full info at Moby.com.

More images follow.

Tim Barber was behind the camera for Native’s SS2011 lookbook. This video shares the behind the scenes action. Nice to see how Barber controls a set.

Chris Milliman’s latest details the fan experience from Flanders. Milliman cast his lens on spectators at cycling events, catching them in moments of relaxation and relief. The range is terrific – both in subject and in action – typical of Milliman’s great sporting output but also unique to this specific environment.

What we’ve seen from Milliman in detailing BMX, Horseshoes, and Ice Fishing continues in Drink Smoke Flanders – honest portrayal of unique moments with universal appeal.

Drink Smoke Flanders is published in a limited run of 90 32-page books.