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In Seoul, Petra Collins Sets Her Teenage Bedroom Ablaze
In her first major museum retrospective, “fangirl,” the Canadian photographer and Instagram phenomenon Petra Collins takes over the Daelim Museum in Seoul with more than 500 works that chronicle her meteoric rise, from adolescent outsider to reluctant muse of a millennial aesthetic she helped define.
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Thursday October 16, 2025
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• Exhibition : In Seoul, Petra Collins Sets Her Teenage Bedroom Ablaze
• Exhibition : Beneath the Arctic Ice, the Invisible Trace of Mercury
• Book : On the Land of Enchantment: The Faces of New Mexico
• Exhibition : Thomas Klotz Explores Urban Peripheries
• Exhibition : David Benjamin Sherry, at the Edge of Light and Time
• Book : Lorenzo Tugnoli: the News’ Margins
• Archives : Petra Collins: “The Condition of the Female Artist Can Be a Taboo”
• Archives : Riding the Mythical Wave at Teahupo’o
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In her first major museum retrospective, “fangirl,” the Canadian photographer and Instagram phenomenon Petra Collins takes over the Daelim Museum in Seoul with more than 500 works that chronicle her meteoric rise, from adolescent outsider to reluctant muse of a millennial aesthetic she helped define.
By Guénola Pellen
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Until November 23, 2025, Le Kiosque in Vannes, France hosts “Beneath the Arctic Ice, Mercury,” an exhibition by Juliette Pavy that explores the devastating effects of mercury contamination in polar regions. The project weaves together science, poetry, and testimony in equal measure.
By Jonas Cuénin
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In only two years in the state —time spent mainly in Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and parts north, from 1981 to 1983—Kevin Bubriski embraced New Mexico and its people. His profound images are now available in a book that reveals the perspective of a traveling poet.
By Matthew J. Martinez & Bernard Plossu
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Through 16 exhibited works, the artist investigates the liminal zones of cities — those often invisible outskirts where essential stories of our time unfold. On view until October 18, 2025, at Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière, in Paris.
By Jonas Cuénin & Thomas Klotz
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After years spent traversing the deserts, forests, and mountains of the American West, New York-born photographer David Benjamin Sherry has turned his gaze toward one of the planet’s most remote frontiers: Antarctica — a landscape both majestic and fragile.
By Lucy Prevot
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Photographer Lorenzo Tugnoli documented Afghanistan through years of transition (2019-2023), from the peace negotiations to the U.S. withdrawal and the Taliban’s return to power. His book ‘It Can Never Be The Same’ gathers images at the edges of these headline events.
By Gaia Squarci
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Published by Rizzoli, Coming of Age, the first monograph by photographer Petra Collins, presents the world of a thoroughly modern creative. On this occasion, Blind talked to the Toronto-based artist, who is also a curator, actor and director.
By Natasha Zedan
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In his book Turbulences, the photographer Ben Thouard transports us into the barrel of the mythical wave at Teahup’o in Tahiti.
By Sabyl Ghoussoub
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