It’s the most important moment for our photo project PHPA (Photo d’Hôtel, Photo d’Auteur, otherwise know as A Hotel Photo, An Artist’s View): the exhibition that brings together all the photos from the previous year as well as unveiling the brand new commissioned work by Patrick Tournebœuf. We are very excited!

Dans le decor, Monumental. Fauteuils dans la salle du theatre de l'Odeon, Paris. © P.Tournebœuf / Tendance Floue / PHPA

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Our annual exhibition is starting! And we’d like to invite you to the grand opening! (lire la suite / continue reading)

You may know the shocking images of Goldin’s The Ballad of Sexual Dependency, but this is probably the first time you will have seen them as backdrop for a slightly burlesque concert by English group the Tiger Lillies. Or perhaps the music is more a backdrop for the photos?… (lire la suite / continue reading)

Porter The Ballad of Sexual Dependency (La Ballade de la dépendance sexuelle) sur scène en musique ? Tout un programme, mais pas inintéressante comme démarche. Les photos de l’américaine seront projetées et accompagnées par le musique des anglais des Tiger Lillies. À moins que c’est la musique qui sera accompagnée par les images…
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It’s the major photographic fair of the year with over 100 galleries showing their photographic wares under the Louvre. Your annula chance to see what’s hot on the photo market at the moment, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of Paris Photo Month….

Christophe Luxereau, Vanités. (c) Christophe Luxereau, courtesy filigranes éditions

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One of best living photographers has been travelling all round France for the last six years, following a crazy idea: to capture the essence of the country just by going where his fancy takes him, « like a child » as he says. The National Library in Paris now shows the results.

“La France de Raymond Depardon” © Raymond Depardon / Magnum photos / CNAP

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A new exhibition in September, called Settembre, showcasing the work of a photographer who took part in our photo project last September!

Settembre 04 - Jean-François Spricigo

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Karl Lagerfeld is not only a hugely talented fashion designer and music-lover (legend has it that he even has a ‘nanny’ to look after his 100+ iPods) but also – of course – a successful and accomplished photographer. He even did the Pirelli calendar this year.

For the first time, La Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris is holding a large exhibition of his work, looking back over the many years of his career… (lire la suite / continue reading)

An special exhibition of portraits of artists from the 1930s to the 1950s is currently being held on the platforms of the métro…

Salvador Dali and his mannequin. Surrealist exhibition, Paris 1938 © Les Films de l'Equinoxe - Fonds photographie Denise Bellon

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For his irreverential blog - Paris 2ème – Cedric has the courage to lug his Canon EOS 450D around Paris (and a few other cities) and take some amazing shots. It’s a much bigger beast than the camera we usually use for the blog, so we understand the effort he makes, especially as the resulting photos are often astonishing. His view of the city and his sense of humour are something a little new, and when we saw that he had recently visited the Pantheon, we couldn’t resist sharing his experience with you…

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