•  Exhibition : Wim Wenders’ Photographic Odyssey Through America
•  Curation : Books that Inspired Ralph Gibson
•  Exhibition : The Costs of School Shootings in the United States
•  Tips : The Ethics of Street Photography
•  Book : Felipe Romero Beltrán: The Border River
•  Archives : Elliott Erwitt’s Rediscovered Photographs

Wim Wenders’ Photographic Odyssey Through America

An exhibition at Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York unveils the poetic and cinematic photography of Wim Wenders, capturing the vast landscapes of the American West and intimate moments in Hollywood.

By Jonas Cuénin

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Books that Inspired Ralph Gibson

As part of its series of curatorial invitations, Galerie Bigaignon in Paris has commissioned photographer Ralph Gibson to curate its bookshop. On view: an intimate selection of books that have accompanied him over the past 60 years.

By Jonas Cuénin

The Costs of School Shootings in the United States

Through the images of photographers Zackary Canepari, Tamir Kalifa, Callaghan O'Hare and Barbara Davidson, an exhibition organized by the Bronx Documentary Center, in New York, highlights the facts around America’s firearms and profile some of the thousands of young people and families who have been affected by school shootings since the Columbine massacre in 1999.

By Robert E. Gerhardt

The Ethics of Street Photography

It’s a bustling afternoon in the city. The light is perfect, cutting sharp angles through towering buildings. People flow through the streets, immersed in their own lives, unaware of the silent observer weaving through the crowd with a camera.

By Ben Small

Felipe Romero Beltrán: The Border River

In his book “Bravo”, Colombian photographer Felipe Romero Beltrán captures life along the US-Mexico border, where the Rio Bravo river, used as a demarcation line, silently defines people’s lives.

Photographs by Felipe Romero Beltrán

Émile Zola : A Father Hen

In 2022, the Musée d’Orsay in Paris showcases some twenty portraits the novelist-photographer Émile Zola made of his daughter and model, Denise.

By Brigitte Ollier