Pierre Borhan

author

French[1] b. 11 July 1947, Clermont-Ferrand[1] active 1980–present

Pierre Borhan (born July 11, 1947) is a French writer, journalist, art historian, and museum curator specializing in photography. He has been dedicated to the field of photography since 1980. Borhan served as the Director of Photographic Heritage at the French Ministry of Culture from 1988 to 2003. He was also an editor-in-chief for 'Clichés' magazine (1984–1989) and has contributed to numerous publications including 'Photo Revue', 'Beaux Arts Magazine', and 'Monuments Historiques'. A prolific author, he has written monographs on various photographers such as André Kertész, Roger Corbeau, and Jan Saudek. He is also a collector of photographic works and has curated numerous exhibitions focusing on the history of photography, maritime photography, and homoeroticism in art.[1]

  • history of photography
  • curation
  • homoeroticism in photography

Books

Works by Pierre Borhan

  • 2002 Dorothea Lange: The Heart and Mind of a Photographer Bulfinch Press / Little Brown & Company · book · English · ISBN 0821227912 Main author/contributor for the book in question.
  • 2007 Man to Man: A History of Gay Photography The Vendome Press · book · English First comprehensive study of homoeroticism in photography.
  • 1994 André Kertész: His Life and Work Bulfinch · book · English Monograph on André Kertész.

Exhibitions

  • 1998 Dorothea Lange Hôtel de Sully, Paris · group
  • 1987 Jan Saudek Musée d'Art moderne de la Ville de Paris, Paris · solo

Awards

  • 2009 Grand Prix du Nautic 2009

References

  1. Pierre Borhan. 2026 link