The Contradictions That Define a City
In The Cloud Factory, Chris Donavan condenses ten years of photography in his hometown, Saint John—a region in Canada known for its oil …
Vincent Gouriou Photographs Queer Farmers with Tenderness
In a new series, French photographer Vincent Gouriou presents a different image of rural life—not the usual clichés, but that of queer farmers, …
Across the Steppes of Mongolia
Over the next two years, photographer and journalist Sarah Carrier has decided to travel the world to produce a documentary project exploring the …
Salvatore Di Gregorio: Sicily’s American Dream
Photographer Salvatore Di Gregorio’s upcoming book “Sicily Not Alaska” traces the American dream as it lingers across Sicily’s sun-soaked streets and surreal landscapes.
Katherine Hubbard: Holding Time
In her book “The Great Room”, artist Katherine Hubbard creates a bold and personal series in collaboration with her mother, whose recent memory …
The Power of Philanthropy in Emerging Photography
Photography is one of the most compelling forms of storytelling. It has the ability to capture moments, emotions, and narratives that words often …

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Tyler Mitchell, Untitled (Red Steps), 2016. ©Tyler Mitchell. Courtesy of the artist and Gagosian Gallery

Tyler Mitchell: Making Utopia Feel Real

Until August 17, 2025, Photo Élysée in Lausanne is hosting a captivating solo exhibition by African-American photographer Tyler Mitchell. Titled “Wish This Was Real,” the show invites visitors into a world of portraiture that imagines — and visualizes — a Black utopia.

Jamel Shabazz: the Streets Are Full of Stars

The Bronx Documentary Center in New York City presents a retrospective on Brooklyn-based photographer Jamel Shabazz, showing his work from the 1970s to present day. The exhibition traces the evolution of his career, highlighting his empathic, spontaneous approach to photography.

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The Power of Philanthropy in Emerging Photography

Photography is one of the most compelling forms of storytelling. It has the ability to capture moments, emotions, and narratives that words often fail to convey. Yet, many emerging photographers

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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.