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Relief I photograph women whose bodies fall outside the visual canon of fine art photography. The series uses tonal inversion to remove the photographic surface that usually softens or sexualises such bodies. What remains is form: weight, density, anatomy. These images do not argue that these bodies are beautiful. They do not argue that these bodies are political. They record what the body is when no argument is being made…
Mériadeck The aim of this work is not to describe the various facets and real estate projects designed by architects whose works have been added on top of each other without consultation or urban planning, but rather to illustrate the void that connects them, an image of the soulless world in which we try to survive: a heterogeneous collection of concrete structures linked by passages and suspended walkways where you…
Edge of Sight Edge of Sight brings together a group of images shaped by a single question: how does a presence appear within the image, before becoming troubled, fragmented, or disappearing? Through blurred or inverted faces, partial bodies, suspended gestures, and places that seem to return from memory, this body of work explores a fragile territory between apparition and erasure. Portraits are never fully stable here; the body is never…
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José Bassit (Sao Paulo, 1957) is one of the most important photographers of his generation. Photojournalist for the major Brazilian press of the 1980s and 1990s, he gradually left it to favor of more personal and in-depth work. At the end of the 1990s, he traveled across the Northeast of Brazil to document popular religious events, in particular Christian pilgrimages in the sertão, an arid and very poor region, then…
Flower Shower by Alexandra Sophie, which includes a preface written by Nathalie Colin, comprises a portfolio of Alexandra’s photographic portraits. Her images push boundaries and feature portraits of a diverse selection of strong, bold people of all ages, races, and body types. Alexandra Sophie is a French artist and renowned fashion and fine art photographer. Her work is described as sensual, fresh, and feminine, often entwining humans with nature. Alexandra…
Format Festival
Derby, Great-Britain
from June 24th, 2026 to September 7th, 2026
Woirée Studio
105 rue d'Aboukir 75002 Paris
from June 26th, 2026 to June 28th, 2026
Alo Galerie
12 Rue Richard Lenoir, 75011 Paris, France
from July 7th, 2026 to July 14th, 2026
Triennale of Photography Hamburg
Deichtorstraße 1-2, 20095 Hamburg, Allemagne
from June 5th, 2026 to September 22nd, 2026
École municipale d’art de Chalon sur Saône
7 Rue Leschenault de la Tour Entrée au 7 bis, 71100 Chalon-sur-Saône
from July 29th, 2026 to July 30th, 2026
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A dual exhibition at the Centre Photographique Rouen Normandie and the city’s Pavillon du Jardin des Plantes highlights the gardens that run throughout Sarah Moon’s work. Dense, wild, untamed, imperfect. In Sarah Moon’s world, the garden is nothing like a postcard. Still less does it resemble the perfect geometry of a French formal garden. In Rouen, the French photographer unfolds a garden in her own image through some sixty prints,…
For its third Arles edition, FUJIKINA continues to establish itself as a fixture of the summer photography calendar. Launched by Fujifilm and already staged in cities including Tokyo, New York, Berlin and Madrid, the event has found particularly fertile ground in Arles. After attracting more than 7,500 visitors across its first two editions, it returns from 6 to 11 July with the same ambition: to bring exhibitions, education, experimentation and…
The new exhibition presented at Galerie Magnum brings together the work of two photographers: a selection of photographs made by Herbert List around the Mediterranean (and the Baltic Sea) between the 1930s and 1950s, and images by Zied Ben Romdhane taken along the Mediterranean coastline of contemporary Tunisia. Herbert List’s photographs are taking shape around the shores of the Mediterranean, particularly in Greece and Italy. Bodies and landscapes appear as…
To celebrate the centenary of Marilyn Monroe's birth, Staley-Wise Gallery presents the exhibition Becoming Marilyn until August 21, 2026. So much has already been said about Marilyn Monroe. After a deprived and unhappy early life as Norma Jeane Mortenson, Marilyn began her slow rise in Hollywood thanks to her agent and lover Johnny Hyde. At the time of her death at age 36, Marilyn had reached the height of celebrity and…
The first photography festival in the town of Provins, in Seine-et-Marne, comme des images aims to become an essential annual artistic event, combining photography, heritage and conviviality. This new gathering is structured around contemporary creation and the history of photography, and unfolds across several iconic locations in the town. At the heart of the festival is a commitment to supporting creation through an artist residency dedicated to the Provinois territory.…
André Frère Éditions released White Water, a new book by Charles Xelot. White Water is a visual and narrative exploration of the Northern Sea Route, the maritime corridor that connects Europe to Asia along the Russian Arctic coastline. Conceived as a logbook, “White Water” combines large photographic sequences with travel journals bringing together personal notes, maps and snapshots of everyday life. André Frère Éditions has received support from the Centre…
Nomad Art Collective presents Open Skies, a solo online exhibition of recent photographic work by Carla Sutera Sardo, on view through August 18, 2026. In Sicily, summer arrives with force. The light is unrelenting, the sea vast and deeply blue. The sky opens wide, pressing down on the land with the same insistence as the heat. The elements demand full presence. Into this intensity Sutera Sardo brings play. Her figures…
Archives - June 26, 2018 David Goldblatt died yesterday in Johannesburg. He was 88 years old. We devoted a long subject to him during the opening of his retrospective in Beaubourg last February. Here it is again. Speaking of writing, Jorge Luis Borges advised that one should seek a “secret and modest complexity.” David Goldblatt has expressed his affinity for this formula; indeed, it could be the key to his…
Archives - June 26, 2020 From 27 June to 13 September 2020 the Fondation Vincent van Gogh presents «Complicity», an exhibition dedicated to the Swiss artist Roberto Donetta (1865–1932), whose works are being shown here for the first time in France in the form of an “encounter” with those of Natsuko Uchino, Rose Lowder and Cyprien Gaillard, as well as with Provençal ex-votos, punctuated with floral interventions by Marie Varenne…
The Galerie Julian Sander, in Cologne, presents the exhibition : José María Sert - Études photographiques. The Spanish decorative painter José María Sert (1874–1945), was one of the most dazzling and highest-paid artists of his time, in the first half of the 20th century. His imaginative and opulent designs for luxurious private villas and public buildings, inspired by Italian Cinquecento art, made him a favorite of the Parisian and New…
As part of the celebrations marking the bicentenary of photography, Le BAL in Paris is dedicating its first-ever exhibition to a collection. Best known to the general public as the producer of every James Bond film since Moonraker (1979), Michael Wilson has, together with his wife Jane, assembled one of the world's most significant private photography collections. Since the establishment of the Wilson Centre for Photography in 1998, this corpus…
Dashwood Projects presents Last Call Vol. 1 by Tyrell Hampton from June 26 to July 18, with an opening and book signing today, Thursday the 25th, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Photographer Tyrell Hampton announces Last Call Vol. 1, a new book collecting photographs made between 2016 and 2018. Shot during Hampton’s first years in New York, Last Call documents a generation coming of age through friendship, creativity, and…
Ithaque, in collaboration with Ava Gallery, presents Becoming, a solo exhibition by Iranian artist Atoosa Alebouyeh, bringing together two major photographic series: Me in my point of View (2016) and The Unstable Face (2020). Through these two bodies of work, Atoosa Alebouyeh develops a reflection on the construction of identity and the intimate experience of a body in flux. The exhibition traces a path in which the self-portrait becomes a…
Following four years of residency along the Rhône and Loire rivers, Chloé Colin and Loïc Xavier present the restitution phase of their work. Each has developed a singular approach to the river, through artistic devices combining photography, printmaking and video. In her cycle DIVAGATION(S), Chloé Colin explores the relationships between water, memory and the transformations of living matter, drawing on the landscapes of the Upper Rhône between Lyon and Geneva,…
In her most recent series exhibited at La Vetrina in Venice, Karla Hiraldo Voleau explores what it means to be a teenager in Italy today. So far, Karla Hiraldo Voleau has travelled to Roma, Venezia, Reggio Emilia, and Sardegna to create a portrait of the young generation and their relationship to love and intimacy, as to friendship, and to understand their beliefs, hopes and worries. Made of photographs, texts and…
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