Clara Chichin and Sabatina Leccia, awarded by Bourse Transverse in 2022 present Le bruissement entre les murs, photography and drawings.

Galerie XII Paris is pleased to announce the coming exhibition of Patty Carroll at Roche Bobois. A selection of works exhibited alongside the furniture in the showroom Avenue du Maine (Paris 14e). Opening on october 25th.

Francis Latreille is exhibiting his Ephemeral Cathedrals, huge icebergs sailing in the Artic. Opening on November 14, 2024.

In the Company of Wolves is the American Photographer Siri Kaur’s three decades long sustained engagement with the strange, uncanny thresholds between being a child and an adult, between violence and pleasure, looking and being seen, power and submission.

Over forty photographs by Nicolas Baghir are exhibited at the Museum of Rambouillet (France), also known as the Palais du Roi de Rome, which has reopened recently after a complete renovation. Baghir's sensitive and poetical landscapes are a perfect fit for that beautiful palace.
Sept. 28, 2024 to January 5, 2025.

Abergel has long be trying to find a way to restitute images that we keep in mind.
A framing, as perfect as it may be, was very rarely able to show the sensation that one experiences before the extraordinary richness of a landscape born of chaos. He has imagined a shooting protocol that calls on both hemispheres, the right brain for the technique and the very particular concentration it requires and the left brain for the search for emotion, in the absence of which a photo has no interest.
Opening reception for the Artist: Saturday, Oct. 19.

The second edition of MonFest, Casale Monferrato's photography festival, presents “On Stage. Cinema Teatro Musica”, curated by Mariateresa Cerretelli. From November 30, 2024 to May 4, 2025, nearly a dozen exhibitions on this theme will feature the work of numerous artists, including Patrizia Mussa's photopastels “Teatralita".

Sophie Zénon's work revolves around recurring themes of memory, history, loss and the passage of time. Between 2008 and 2011, she devoted several sections to the representation of the dead body, in a cycle entitled “In Case We Die”. Her poetic, enigmatic universe conjures up a baroque aesthetic associated with the Vanitas and other dances of death. This theatricality draws a permeable boundary between two worlds where life and death interpenetrate on a daily basis, a boundary that the artist captures through a delicate treatment of light and color, through the use of controlled blur and movement, created by the energy of her own body.
On view at the Musée d'Art et d'histoire Paul Eluard in Saint-Denis until March 17, 2025.