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I created the agency “FAM” in 1977 with the hope of offering an alternative, for classical model. My eyes were trained from a very young age in movie theaters, where…

Much of his work is rooted in Belgian culture and offers thought on the city of Brussels. These images capture the suburban light of the capital in which he imagines…

From January 26 to April 22, 2019, Sophie Calle is in the spotlight in Marseille through five solo exhibitions at the  musée Grobet-Labadié, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Muséum d’Histoire…

Hangar presents a selection of black and white prints of the Koglweogo report, the mirror of a state bankruptcy. Presented for the first time, the Koglweogo series won the “Golden…

With “Inside Japan”, Roberto Badin shatters preconceived ideas about Japanese cities: crowded subways, overpopulated intersections, saturated with multicolored neon lights. Roberto Badin invites you to discover the heart of a…

“A visual and sonic voyage, told from the musicians’ intimate point-of-view, through which you can see the grain of the negative film echoing the grain of the charcoal drawings, blending…

Until February 16, 2019, the ARGENTIC gallery presents a selection of portraits by five great masters of African photography: Seydou Keïta, Cornelius A. Augustt, Jean W. Depara, Malick Sidibé and…

It all started like this, in 1976, with no experience and no pre-conceived notions. A world was there before her eyes, unknown, yet somehow familiar. She wanted to know and…

Galerie Les Douches in Paris presents The Color Work, the color work of Vivian Maier. The images come from the book edited by Lothar Schirmer. One of the texts is…

The story stutters sometimes and not always for the happiness of all. A stone’s throw from the Maison de l’Image Documentaire in Sète, Môle Saint-Louis, a historical relic of the…