by Nicolas Genty | Oct 2, 2025 | Blog
I went to Le Bal in good faith, encouraged by my two previous experiences there: beautiful exhibition space and wonderful restaurant near place Clichy. The photographer, Donna Gottschalk, was unknown to me, and the title of the exhibition, We Others, seemed more...
by Nicolas Genty | Oct 2, 2025 | Blog
I pushed open the doors of the Roger-Viollet Gallery without really knowing what to expect. The gallery has recently set out to become more visible to the public, drawing on its vast photographic archive to propose small-scale exhibitions on its walls, surrounded by...
by Nicolas Genty | Sep 25, 2025 | Blog
There is a sense of jubilation in the photographs of Robert Doisneau, something that takes us back to the innocence of childhood, to what stays in memory like years of carefree living. The Musée Maillol is presenting a major exhibition under the name “Instants”...
by Nicolas Genty | Sep 24, 2025 | Blog
The images of Michael Kenna are haunting, with their delicate balance of light and darkness, their empty spaces and quiet horizons that invite the viewer into a meditative state. The Musée Guimet is presenting a beautiful exhibition of his Asian works, with a...
by Nicolas Genty | Sep 22, 2025 | Blog
My third visit in a row to the extraordinary first edition of the Hungry Eye Fair in Amsterdam focused on three artists, although I could have spent more time reporting on many more. Olga Karlovac, whom I had already seen at Haute Photographie 2024, presented...
by Nicolas Genty | Sep 22, 2025 | Blog
More women power was present at the Hungry Eye Fair with Nancy Poeran, Louise van den Heuvel, and Marie van der Heijden. I first discovered Nancy Poeran at an earlier edition of Haute Photographie, where she used AI to transform human bodies into twirling,...
