Here is a book we read with jubilation, glamour and cinema’s family photo album. A time period when celebrities were not treated as “vulgar” people, but as “stars”. A distant family, true, camped out on the Hollywood hills of Los Angeles that we remember nostalgically. So we gath...

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Peter Lindbergh’s new project, The Unknown, represents another chapter in the field of fashion photography. Lindbergh’s images are displayed within an framework and from a novel perspective for fashion photography: The Unknown is a photographic “seri...

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The Unknown, Lindbergh’s first solo exhibition in China, features still images and video work that give us a new and previously unknown perspective on the work of this extraordinary photographer.

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Baron Wolman immortalized the faces of the most iconic celebrities of our times, Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis in Monterey in 1969, BB King. The exhibition presents multiple covers that Baron Wolman created for Rolling Stone between 1967 and 1970, with Janis Jopl...

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Alex Webb, born in San Francisco and a Harvard University alumnus, is a street photographer whose unique vision spans four decades. Webb does not stage his photos; instead, he pursues the gaps that emerge when immigrants, transients, and children inhabit the same sp...

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Le Bonheur (1991-1992) is a series of 38 pictures described by Bernard Marcellis as “The daily lives of couples for the most part enacted – literally – outdoors. Far from typical representations, here is a world visualized against an exterior where the natural backdrop (o...

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“It’s a little path made by its users, without a plan, in order to do something that the usual administration could not or did not do – so there’s a slight trace of disobedience or independence – people may do things that we can’t predict.” Jeff Wall

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