23.03.2012[ read full story ]

23.03.2012[ read full story ]

Each year, a contest is launched, allowing all photographers to participate in the Biennale de Photographie et d'Architecture with work devoted to the year’s theme. The jury selected 8 photographers whose projects will be displayed alongside the official selection. 

05.04.2012[ read full story ]

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 Tata motors, we drink Tata tea, we watch satellite televi...

05.04.2012[ read full story ]

The least we can say, Stéphanie Lacombe knows how to make herself invisible.  When she decided to cover the French at mealtime, she knew she had to be present, yet absent, despite her imposing photographic material. Generous and spontaneous, Stéphanie Lacombe indisputably won over ...

05.04.2012[ read full story ]

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 society “imposes” on them.  Without the essential pay stubs and guarantees to ren...

05.04.2012[ read full story ]

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 years. Laurence Vray captures not only amazing smiles, grimaces, and poses, but also landscapes, gardens, country homes w...

05.04.2012[ read full story ]

The courtyard of a building, seen from above. Always the same shot. It’s not exactly clear how the photographer came up with this idea. And yet this series could be the key to daily life, to this exhibition.
A courtyard, cars. As long as it isn’t a parking garage. But not just...

05.04.2012[ read full story ]

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 building at 8-10-12 rue Monmousseau disappeared half a century after its construction, and its residents had t...

05.04.2012[ read full story ]

Northern France, migrants waiting to travel to England build their shelters.  After several trips to Calais, Jean Revillard offers work evoking both the childhood dreams of Robinson Crusoe and the tragedy of these refugees.  The zone referred to as “The Jungle”, a stretch of trees and ...

05.04.2012[ read full story ]