Isabella Madrid: “I Try to Have Fun Without Forgetting the Violence”
On view at the Circulation(s) festival at the Centquatre, in Paris, until June 1, the series “Buena, Bonita y Berata” by Isabella Madrid …
Photographic Journeys Across America
The Saint Louis Art Museum (SLAM) retraces the imagery of the road trip and the history of photography in its fascinating exhibition "In …
Carrie Mae Weems: Spaces of Resistance
Gallerie d’Italia museum in Turin, Italy, presents a major retrospective of renowned African-American artist Carrie Mae Weems, curated by Sarah Meister, former …
Jan C. Schlegel: Floating Through
The series “Aliens, Mermaids and Medusas”, on view at AIPAD in New York City, unveils artist Jan Schlegel’s deep fascination with the ancient …
A Polaroid Portrait of New Hollywood’s Unfiltered Youth
With the recent release of Tight Heads, Candy Clark shares her never-before-seen Polaroids of 1970s Hollywood—intimate portraits of the stars before they were …
When Crowds Rise: A Global History of Protests in Images
A photographic manifesto centered on the theme of protest, born from the collaboration between Amnesty International and the MYOP agency.

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Malick Sidibé: Hidden Gems

The book “Painted Frames” reveals a late and little-known series by Malian photographer Malick Sidibé, which reimagines his black-and-white photographs within hand-painted frames, created by the artist in collaboration with local artisans.

Jon Tonks, on What It Means to Be a Small-Scale Fisher

In the book “A Fish Called Julie”, photographer Jon Tonks documented the fishing communities of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, UK, immersing himself for eighteen months in their daily rituals and inherited traditions.

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From the archives

Les nuées de sables, Sahara du projet « Le Nuage qui parlait », 2011 à nos jours, Triptyque, Tirage photographique © Yo-Yo Gonthier © Adagp, 2025

“Shifting Landscapes”: The Stories the Earth Tells Us 

Until March 23, 2025, the festival “Shifting Landscapes” at Jeu de Paume in Paris invites us to immerse ourselves in territories captured by 15 artists. Through a series of installations, visitors embark on a journey from the creation of the world to its potential disappearance.