Color and poetry to end a perilous year and begin the new one we hope will be promising. The two ceramic artists Nathalie Choux and Lili Scratchy have decided to blend their work and their two worlds in our showcase to create an atmosphere conducive to much-needed daydreaming… Each piece on display is unique and…

Gil Rigoulet began his career in 1975, and in the 1980s became the first regular photographer for the newspaper “Le Monde”. He worked there for twenty years and also published in “Géo”, “Grands reportages”, “Elle”, “Sunday Time”, “La Stampa”, “El Pais”… In parallel, long-term personal projects take him on the roads of Europe, North America…

This book is a panomara from the 1970s to the present day in which photographer Bernard Plossu offers an intimate, sensory vision of the world, where man and the organic are juxtaposed. This vision directed by sensation, he translates using the Fresson print technique. The particular texture and subtle rendering of this pigment-based process, invented…

“Stéphan Gladieu,  48-year-old French photographer, began his career in 1989 as a war and reportage photographer, criss-crossing Europe, surveying the far reaches of Central Asia and the Middle East, from Afghanistan to Iran, via Iraq, Egypt or Pakistan, moving from India, to Nepal, from Vietnam to China … He soon turned to portraiture to illustrate…

After studying French culture at university in Japan, and following work experience in a Japanese company in the industrial field, Yukiko Noritake decided to follow her heart’s path and embark on an artistic training, particularly illustration, which allows her to express her personal universe. Graduating from École de Condé Paris in 2018, she has launched…

 For over thirty years Harry Gruyaert has criss-crossed the Indian peninsula. For the first time, this book brings together around 150 photographs, most of them previously unpublished, that tell the story of an India that is both timeless and modern. These images bear witness to the photographer’s singularity: his interest in narrative, public space and…

Born in 1948 in Buenos Aires, Gérard Lo Monaco is a poster artist, graphic designer, illustrator, publisher (founder of Hélium), set designer, puppeteer… above all, he’s a paper magician who has the gift of delighting us with his extraordinary pop-up books.In 2017, he received the 59th Grammy Award for Best Art Director for the design…

More than a hundred days ago now, in March 2020, we suddenly realized that our fate depended only relatively on our decisions. It was linked not only to a dangerous virus circulating freely around the Earth, but also to emergency laws and contradictory exception decisions that could overnight affect our perfectly responsible intentions. Since then,…

How about extending your vacation a little? For this back-to-school season 2020, Artazart librairie galerie emblématique du canal Saint Martin, proposes an exhibition of large-format illustrations.You’ll find several illustrators with whom we’ve been collaborating for a few years: Léa Maupetit, Jeanne Macaigne, Agnès Hostache, Lapin, Antoine Corbineau and Beatrice Alemagna, but also new talents such…

After a first illustrated Tour de France, in 2019, KIBLIND Magazine & Artazart renew their artistic operation for a colorful summer but without straying too far. 16 talented illustrators have been chosen, from their respective worlds, to image 16 new stages, between tourist highlights and obligatory detours. “Détours de France” is a collection of 16…

Backtothestreet was born in late 2014 after artist Jean-Baptiste Pellerin saw “Faites le mur!”, the real fake Banksy documentary. It was at this point that the decision to paste his photos on city walls came to him as a matter of course: to give back to the street what he had taken from it. Since…

Discover L’anniversaire, Pierre Mornet’s iconic book, reissued by L’Étagère du Bas! A French illustrator living and working in Paris, Pierre Mornet is also a regular contributor to major international publications (The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Libération, Le Monde, Citizen K, Vogue Japan, etc.). His images appear on the covers of…

VÉNUS – où nous mènent les étreintes brings Linda Tuloup’s unsettling photographs into dialogue with a text on desire custom-written by Yannick Haenel (Prix Médicis 2017). Portraits of model Elisa Meliani – a friend of the author’s – mingle with free, intimate self-portraits, together evoking dreams, the turmoil of naked bodies and immemorial memories. Yannick…

Camille de Cussac is a graduate of the Ecole de Condé, Paris. She has published with Marcel et Joachim. Camille de Cussac is an established young illustrator, with a great talent for color and composition, telling funny, poetic stories. Her passion for the unknown takes us far afield, through her amused and tenderized view of…