Following on from Antoine d’Agata’s exhibition Anticorps, the coordinators of Actes, wanted to pursue the exhibition’s intention of highlighting the political dimension of Antoine d’Agata’s photographic work, taking it up and augmenting it in different scriptural and graphic forms, taking it out of the territories in which it has often been assigned. Actes, une présence…

On the occasion of their 10th anniversary, design agency les Bons Faiseurs were inspired to publish 10 good objects with an exhibition-sale at Artazart in June 2014. Creative but also craftsmen, the Bons Faiseurs have put their heart into their work to present us with their good objects that we want to offer or have…

Niépi is a magazine for gluten-free people. Without wanting to make a media about the disease, the magazine essentially expresses itself on how to live as well as possible with this intolerance. Niépi has therefore chosen a serious subject treated in a light-hearted way. The aim is to create a link and meet those who…

Nathalie Choux and Lili Scratchy are two independent artists who live in Montreuil. Their encounter took place around ceramics and is defined by the assembly of their pieces like a construction set. It was by putting their two worlds side by side that the evidence of a collaboration took hold. Anatural alchemy that gave birth…

Jean-Claude Floch, known as Floc’h, has been an illustrator and cartoonist for almost 40 years. A representative of the ligne claire movement, he has built up an essential body of work over these years, with covers for The New Yorker, contributions to Alain Resnais’ films, and posters for Woody Allen to his credit. On the…

The city of Chongqing, one of China’s largest, has recently seen some of the country’s most rapid development. Tim Franco, a French photographer living in Shanghai, has been following this mad mutation since 2009. Today, his book METAMORPOLIS presents itself as a rare photographic document, resulting from 5 years of shooting.

Martin Parr hails from Epsom, Surrey. His interest in photography began in childhood, under the guidance of his grandfather George Parr, himself an accomplished amateur photographer. His images focus on the lifestyle of the average Englishman, mirroring the social and moral decline of the working class under Margaret Thatcher. He gained international renown for his…

Anders Petersen immersed himself in Hamburg’s nightlife and counterculture from the age of 18. He became a regular guest at the Lehmitz café, from which he drew the themes, settings and models for his first series of photographs, which won him immediate recognition and has since become emblematic of all future developments in his work.…

While clearly indebted to the photography of Ryan McGinley, Nan Goldin and Larry Clark, and in contrast to the “pseudo-fiction” of McGinley’s work, the characters in Théo Gosselin’s images are friends rather than models, and the scenes are not mythical constructs but a window onto an “underground” way of life in a post-9/11, post-AIDS world…

Parisiennes never stop conquering the world! Remember a few months ago, Baudouin ‘s “75 Parisiennes” customized the iconic Bensimon. From Artazart, they went all the way to Seoul to the showroom of our distributors LG Fashion for a very nice happening. Tote Bag customization, little treats bearing the effigy of the cult tennis shoe and…

Gunkanjima, it was June 20, 2013 at Artazart and nowhere else! In the presence of Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre, accompanied by Patrick Rémy (Steidl), fans of our talented duo were finally able to discover their latest series on the ruins of the Japanese island. The pens used for the signatures bore the same brand…

In October 2005, Artazart already welcomed the 9ème concept with the complicity of Kitchen 93! Almost 8 years later, we’re doing it again on Thursday June 13, with its first monograph entitled “9ème concept, 20 ans de création collective “. This artists’ collective featuring graffiti artists, painters, draftsmen, tattoo artists and photographers was born nearly…

“My luck is that I’ve always known I was lucky. Indeed, being twenty-two in 1962 already made me a privileged person, but finding myself by chance in the right place with the right person was a miracle”. With “Rencontres”, Jean-Marie Périer presents a photographic retrospective of the legendary Anglo-Saxon music artists of the 1950s and…

Freitag celebrates music at Artazart for the release of the book “Freitag – Out of the bag”. The bookstore, wrapped in a truck tarpaulin for the occasion, offered a behind-the-scenes look at the company, launched in 1993 by two brothers who wanted to design a waterproof bag with ecological considerations in mind. Today, the brand…

What if plants, though devoid of brains, were wiser and better organized than we are? How then can we communicate with them, if not through the language of shapes and materials? These are the thoughts that have occupied the mind of architect and designer Patrick Nadeau since the early 2000s. His early research, involving the…