Women’s Rights at Risk in Afghanistan

•  Exhibition : Women’s Rights at Risk in Afghanistan
•  Exhibition : The Analog Chronicles: Summer Memories in Film
•  Exhibition : Three Decades of American Stories by Ken Light
•  Book : Michael Ormerod: Roads to Nowhere
•  Exhibition : “Open your eyes” in Toulouse
•  Grant : Action Against Hunger Announces the Recipient of the Second Edition of its Grant
•  Exhibition : Jürgen Hill: Worlds of Fog

Women’s Rights at Risk in Afghanistan

Until November 18 in Paris, the exhibition No Woman’s Land offers a sensitive and insightful look at the lives of Afghan women and girls under Taliban rule since 2021. This collaborative report by Mélissa Cornet and Kiana Hayeri, supported by the Carmignac Foundation, which awarded them its Photojournalism Prize, brings their stories to light.

By Copélia Mainardi

The Analog Chronicles: Summer Memories in Film

From November 6, 2024 to February 15, 2025 at Harcourt Studio in Paris, a group exhibition by Mathias Depardon, Ismail Ferdous, Théo Giacometti, Gaia Squarci, and Alessandro Silvestri revisits our summer vacations through images taken with iconic cameras from the history of analog photography.

By Jonas Cuénin

Three Decades of American Stories by Ken Light

“Ken Light | American Stories: 1969-1995” showcases 25 years of images by photographer Ken Light. The exhibition currently on view at the Bronx Documentary Center, in New York, highlights significant moments in American history and provides a powerful look at the challenges and stories of that quarter-century.

By Robert E. Gerhardt

Michael Ormerod: Roads to Nowhere

The book “American Photographs” and the recent exhibition “Vanishing Point” celebrate previously unseen work by Michael Ormerod. For 20 years, the British photographer traveled on the road throughout the United States, timelessly capturing rural America.

Photographs by Michael Ormerod

“Open your eyes” in Toulouse

In South of France, two of this city’s art institutions, Les Abattoirs and Galerie Le Château d’Eau, are offering to revisit the history of photography through their collections of prints, brought together for the occasion.

By Jonas Cuénin

Jürgen Hill: Worlds of Fog

White darkness: a cloud of vapor, a bank of fog, a curtain of rain. The subtle reticence of landscapes: a veil of droplets draped over the bare back of a mountain. Topography vanishes, allowing the steeple of a cloister to pierce through the mist.

By Ela Kotkowska