De l’autre côté de la mer is a children’s book that tells of two realities for the same destiny, with the sea as a hyphen. On one side is Léo. He lives in a town near a port where boats come and go. On the other is Phara, who lives on an island of colorful…

With Promontories of Silence, Didier Goupy delivers an experience of the forest and the sensations it provides. The photographer spent 5 years working on this series, mainly in French forests. If this work is originally linked to his childhood, it’s the confinement of spring 2020 that definitively opens his eyes after 3 full months spent in…

Like many children who grew up in the countryside, Niels Stoltenborg was amazed by plants, an inexhaustible source of fascination and surprise. He remembers telling his grandmother that he wanted to become a gardener… He became a photographer, but his fascination with fruit and vegetables has never left him. Their colors and shapes have both the…

“Are not our bodies likewise subject to the law of continual transformation?  What we were yesterday, what we are today, tomorrow we shall be no more.” Ovid, The Metamorphoses, book 15 (1st century AD) Les Métamorphoses continues Letizia Le Fur’s sensitive interpretation of myths. This second book, inspired by Ovid’s eponymous work, evokes the transformations of beings…

Born in 1945, Étienne Robial is one of those people who seem to have lived several lives in one: by turns art director, bookseller, publisher… Also a seasoned collector, Étienne Robial’s home is overflowing with objects unearthed here and there, of various eras, forms and uses, echoing his many graphic and editorial adventures. Through his…

Magnum photographer and renowned colorist Harry Gruyaert has been roaming the world for over forty years. In his new book Between Worlds, the artist assembles his archives to deliver the essence of his visual writing : a luminous alchemy at the service of immersion in the image. Tumble into photography, dissolve the boundaries between exterior and…

Marion Livran is a Paris-based artist who trained in etching, and linocut, which she has been practicing for 5 years. Etching was initially a meditative means of removing, layer after layer, the superfluous, sparing the essential.Very sensitive to the body, to what it gives us to see, touch and feel, to its movements, density and…

La grande aventure du livre, dans les coulisses de l’édition is a documentary album that breaks down ten professions (counting the final reader) in the process of distributing a book, following its arrival in the book chain. For each, author Stéphanie Vernet alternates between a general presentation of the profession and shorter, well-researched texts, giving…

Exhibition presented from April 21 to May 30, 2022 The CULT series, is freely inspired by this aesthetic of stained glass windows in churches… places of worship. Large expanses of bright, sparkling colors, framed in black, meet here contemporary subjects and themes. Bastien Figuié, aka Uniko, draws on his everyday life: paintings by the great…

“Bain de nature”, exhibition presented from April 14 to May 31, 2022 Virginie Cognet began her career as a fashion stylist and then as an art director before turning to illustration as a self-taught artist. She has collaborated with numerous women’s magazines (notably Flow Magazine), and works regularly for children’s publishing, major retailers such as…

“Of course, there’s melting ice, decrepitude, betrayal, agony. Sure, there’s death.But mignonism is there, searching hard, close at hand, to ward off fate and approach these uncertain shores more appeased.Mignonism is there to make the worst bearable. All you have to do is open your eyes: there’s always something cute somewhere. It’s a question of…

Gaspard de Lalune is campaigning in your town and promising you the Moon!A serious candidacy that lends itself to laughter. Between pop culture and Belle-époque aesthetics, puns, absurdity and approximation combine with panache. A delightful exhibition where humor and graphic design mingle. Picked promises: MONDAY AT SUNDAY (AS LONG AS PLACES ARE AVAILABLE), BIG REPLACEMENT…

“A café should not be confused with a tavern, cafeteria, bar, lounge or cocktail bar.A café worthy of the name is a place where you drink draught beer. The beer glass is held at a 45-degree angle, filled to 4/5ths full, then tilted vertically and the tap quickly turned off. The bartender removes the excess…

“Every three months, 184 pages of beautiful paper soft to the touch and interesting to the smell to tell the world in pictures…” Every quarter, revue EPIC mainly publishes 4 major photo stories spread over 30 pages each, accompanied by a long interview with the authors to explain the behind-the-scenes of their subjects. Revue EPIC…

Meeting – book signing from 6:30pm to 8:30pm There are them in every American city, grandiose “movie palacess” built during the heyday of the entertainment industry. Today, these cinemas are abandoned, empty, decaying, or repurposed. Since 2005, renowned photography duo Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre have been traveling the United States to visit these early…