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This is the chronicle of a time when the Pierre Sémard neighborhood, in Saint Denis, was forced to write new chapter of its history. The long, familiar silhouette of the…

Daring to reveal the marvelous in a stigmatized world, that was Laurence Vray’s intention when she took up residence in the ice cream van where Luc has worked for 30…

Paris. Near Pigalle, prostitution’s historic neighborhood, a private hotel inhabited by 60 Latin-American transsexuals.  A haven for these “homos” as they refer to each other.  But also a ghetto mainstream…

Tata Stadium, Tata Football Academy, Tata Amusement Park, Tata Center For Excellence, Tata School… In Jamshedpur, the historic headquarters of India’s largest industrial group, everything seems “Tata branded”.  We drive…

Je n'avais jamais vraiment réfléchi sur le sens des mots ''naitre et grandir'' et ''vieillir''. Je n'avais jamais vraiment réfléchi sur les possibles chemins entre les deux. C'est quelque chose…

I have always said that if you want to leave your mark, make a book or a building. Both impart a feeling of permanence, a touch of the eternal that…

Printed in 200 numbered copies, the second issue (actually the third) of the fanzine Mire is immediately striking for its handcrafted appearance: a hundred pages printed on thin, rough A5…

When it comes to photographs, we are all deconstructionists now. After thirty years of Derrida, Foucault, and Baudrillard, anyone can confidently (if incorrectly) proclaim that photographs lie, manipulate, oppress; that…

In February 2006, photojournalist Jonathan Torgovnik traveled to East Africa on behalf of Newsweek magazine to work on a story about HIV/AIDS. While there, he met Margaret, a Rwandan survivor…