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Ten years after their first meeting, photographer Alexandre Dupeyron and composer Thomas Julienne present the world premiere of the new chapter of Dysnomia Live, titled “Silent Green.” Catch it this Sunday, September 13 at Pioneer Works, then Monday the 14th in an acoustic version at Picto NY, under the aegis of Villa Albertine and the FACE Foundation.

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The American photographer of Russian origin lets herself drift through the countries of former Yugoslavia and their neighbours. Published by Mack, Mountain Black Heart oscillates between unease and wonder, borne along by an unsettled familiarity with these territories.

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Only a few days remain to discover the first major retrospective the Maison Européenne de la Photographie devotes to Camille Vivier in Paris. A mesmerising journey in which bodybuilders, puppets and votive candles vie for the title of most beautiful living sculpture.

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For its twentieth anniversary, YellowKorner partnered with Blind to launch an international call for entries built around joy and celebration, drawing nearly 2,500 photographs from around the world. Twenty of them were selected by a jury of professionals and are on view at the La Hune gallery-bookshop in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris, and across the YellowKorner network, star...


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The 38th edition of the international photojournalism festival in Perpignan was marked by mourning, following the death of its co-founder, Jean-François Leroy. An essential rendezvous for the profession, Visa pour l’image continues to teach us to look the world in the face.

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