In front of the Chapelle du Méjan, in a tree that doesn't look as if it's in bronze (though it is), an engraved stone lintel is balanced on branches in…
Author Christian Caujolle
Here everything is finesse, respiration and amplitude and the ensemble calms you down after the distress of Robin Hammond's vision of Zimbabwe. This exhibition results from Thibaut Cuisset's residency in…
After first presenting it at Forma, in Milan, curator Alessandra Mauro has brought the work of American photographer and filmmaker Gordon Parks to France for the first time. This is…
Tension Précaire, takes place in the old Le Capitole cinema, which has been transformed into an exhibition space. The exhibition is in two parts. On the ground floor, Ufan's minimalist,…
The Eglise des frères Prêcheurs is one of the most spectacular, inhabited, seductive and problematic places used during the Rencontres. We all still remember the shock of discovering 'Chaos' (the…
These days, each World Press Photo announcement, each Visa pour l’Image in Perpignan, each publication of a photo is hauled up for judgement in front of the 'retouching' courts. Cries…
At a time when the Rencontres d’Arles is preparing to celebrate black and white photography, not far away, the Pavillon Populaire in Montpellier directed by Gilles Mora, former artistic director…
In the “Outland” series (1995 – 2000), Roger Ballen focused on white, marginalized populations around Johannesburg in South Africa. Gradually resisting the codes of classic documentary photography used in his…
Photography is rarely very funny, and this year’s program at Sète is hardly an exception, with series about memory, identity and social questions. The exhibition of Thomas Vanden Driessche, a…
Born in Bulgaria, daughter of a famous painter, Eugenia Maximova documentary photographs exhibit few effects but much finesse. Le Journal previously covered her series of kitchens in the Balkans, where…