Elliott Erwitt: An Explosion of Color

The Maillol Museum in Paris devotes a stunning retrospective to the iconic American photographer Elliott Erwitt. The exhibition takes us through a full career made up of moments of fun and turning points in history.By Jonas Cuenin

Aesthetics and Conservation in Edward Burtynsky’s latest project, “African Studies.” It is a continuation of Burtynsky’s travels across the globe, capturing modern landscapes both touched and untouched by human hands, some more virulently than others.By Elyssa Goodman

An exhibition dedicated to Madame d’Ora at the Pavillon Populaire in Montpellier retraces the extraordinary career of this pioneering portrait photographer active in Vienna at the turn of the twentieth century. On view until April 16, 2023.By Iris Mandret

Jean-Philippe Charbonnier’s work is featured in the exhibition “On the Edge” at Galerie Rouge in Paris. It’s an opportunity to (re)discover a great photographer.

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Mitch Epstein brings out a new edition of his landmark work, Recreation, first published in 2005: nostalgic tableaus by a lover of color.By Iris Mandret 

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