The Soul of Kazakhstan

Having spent several years in Kazakhstan, the photographer Frédéric Noy paints an intimate portrait of the largest country in Central Asia, of its society and its transformations, Russia’s shadow looming large.By Michaël Naulin

Feminine Experience

The Other Side of IDs

In the book “Verso”, Thomas Sauvin revisits the collection of photo IDs he gathered in China during the past fifteen years, looking at them from the back.Photographs from Thomas Sauvin's collection

Window on Minneapolis 

Les Douches galerie in Paris presents “American Reflections”, an exhibition and book that celebrates the city of Minneapolis, its people and streets through the eye of photographer Tom Arndt, born there in 1944.Photographs by Tom Arndt

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“Does Eternity Ever End?” by Frédéric Noy

Straddling the borders of Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya, Lake Victoria is the largest body of water in Africa. This natural reservoir is essential to the ecology and economy of fifty million lakeside residents who depend on it. But it is dying. Frédéric Noy talks to us about his alarming study.By Coline Olsina

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