Salzillo, La vida en torno, 2017

Series | This project on Francisco Salzillo brings together images taken in 2016 and 2017 in Murcia, the city where he was born and lived.

Italia, 2017

Martin Bogren has travelled through Italian cities without any real goal. It was a question for him of getting lost, of drawing a path without any predefined intention.

Sète #17, 2017

People, lights. One could say that Sète is all about that under the eye of Anne Rearick. Quite simply, with the immense freedom that is hers, with the flexibility that makes her elegantly wander the square of her frame until she reduces, without limiting it, the space of her experience to this magic square because it is inexplicable.

Canada Canada, 2017

Pour le 150ème anniversaire du Canada, Rip Hopkins a réalisé 150 portraits de canadiens.

Unknown: The Endless Reworking of a book, 2017

Serie | Published in 2007, Unknow by Stéphane Duroy is comprised of photographs taken during years of travel to the United States, between New York and Montana.

Aub Bala "High Water", 2017

Series | It was in 2009 that the inhabitants of Aub Bala, High Water, a small village in the Afghan province of Bamiyan, saw for the first time how to use skis...

Disappeared birds, 2017

Serie | The Museum of the Château de Dourdan gave me an assignment to interpret and highlight their collections: the ones exhibited in the rooms of the museum, and the ones of naturalized birds hidden for years in the reserves.

Chroniques de Clichy Montfermeil, 2017

Avec la collaboration du réalisateur Ladj Ly, JR développe depuis quinze ans des projets à Clichy-Montfermeil (Seine-Saint-Denis) à l’est de Paris. En 2004, il inaugure Portrait d’une génération, série de portraits des jeunes habitants qu’il colle illégalement en grand format noir et blanc sur les murs du quartier.

Giants, 2016 - 2023

Giants est une série d’installations photographiques monumentales créées in situ sur des échafaudages, inaugurée lors des Jeux Olympiques à Rio en 2016.

The Mud Warrior of Mumbai, 2017

It is one of the oldest akharas (places where wrestling is practiced) in Mumbai, founded in 1930 at the time of Independence. Kushti is practiced in Southeast Asia and can still be observed in its traditional form in India, Pakistan or Dubai where some immigrant communities still practice it today.