Unclassifiable and independent, de l’air was created in Paris in April 2000. Since its first issue, the magazine has been presenting photographs that tell the story of today’s world. Equally at home in reportage and landscape photography, nudes and portraits, de l’air ignores all boundaries, collaborating with unknown, well-known and little-known authors.

After celebrating its tenth anniversary at the MEP and agnès b., de l’air is celebrating its eighteenth anniversary at Artazart. For three weeks, the magazine will be lining the walls of the illustrious bookshop with a selection of the cult covers that have made it so distinctive and unique. These large-format covers are accompanied by back issues that still smell of hot ink…