PhotographyFestivals

Martha Cooper is one of the first photographers to closely document Hip Hop culture in New York. Since the start of the 80s, she has photographed it in all its forms:…

Leandro Erlich is famous for misappropriating the usual elements found in urban surroundings in order to create illusory installations altering the spectator’s perception. Bâtiment is a faithful reproduction of a 19th century Parisian…

Watching You Watch Me is a series of portraits of passers‐by looking at themselves in a mirror. Taken without them being aware, thanks to a system of windows transformed into a…

The Night Climbers of Cambridge is a book that documents nocturnal and illegal climbing on historical buildings in Cambridge organised by students in the 1930s. The book is a real guide…

Erik Kessels is a non-conformist advertising executive heading up an important Dutch agency. He is above all recognised by the public as a collector, a successful publisher and exhibition curator. The…

In Face in the Crowd, Alex Prager explores the emotions associated with the phenomena of crowds. This immersive experience offers the spectator an impossible high angle perspective from where the smallest details in…

In Vevey, Olivier Culmann, member of the collective Tendance Floue, is presenting The Others and Diversions, two exhibitions devoted to India and the country’s complex relationship with the image. Photography holds  a mirror to…

September is the month of photography in the city of Toulouse. The second edition of the Mois de L’image includes the MAP festival and an older festival, the Festival ManifestO. Dedicated to showcasing…

Born in 1975, Benoît Grimalt gained his degree at the École des Gobelins in 1998. In the 2000s he began to work for himself and covered two seasons of the  Cannes festival…

In her book Fictitious Dishes: An Album of Literature’s Most Memorable Meals, Dinah Fried has laid out over 50 meals described on the finest pages of classical literature, interpretating the original text. She…