Seasons & Episodes
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Cartier-Bresson's talent obliterated the boundary between art and documentary photography. He was one of the founders of
William Klein
William Klein has always refused to obey the rules. His consistently experimental work as a painter, film-maker, graphic
Raymond Depardon
Raymond Depardon rocked the foundations of documentary photography and photo-journalism by turning the photograph into a
Josef Koudelka
Famous chiefly for his photo-reportages of the events in Prague in 1968 and his pictures of the gypsies he lives with, K
Robert Doisneau
From the late 1930s onwards, the streets of Paris and its suburbs were Doisneau's favourite subject. His images of the L
Édouard Boubat
A tireless traveller since the Fifties, quietly humorous and always on the look-out for precious moments, Édouard Bouba
Elliott Erwitt
Magnum reporter Elliott Erwitt is a photographer with a sense of humour. He captures coincidences in a way that is total
Marc Riboud
International newspaper photographer Marc Riboud has travelled the world and amassed forty years' worth of photographs,
Leonard Freed
As Leonard Freed sees it, being a professional photographer should be either fun or profitable - or an alternative to ps
Mario Giacomelli
Born in Italy in 1925. Taking pictures of hospices, earth-bound life and landscape in order to challenge time.
Helmut Newton
Born in Germany in 1920. Star photographer of European and American glossy magazines renouned for his provocative image
Don McCullin
Born in Great Britain in 1935. His war photographs have laid a landmark in the international press.
Sophie Calle
Sophie Calle is a visual artist, photographer, writer and director. His job is to make his life, especially the most int
Nan Goldin
For the first time in thirteen minutes of a monologue of raw truth, Nan Goldin tells herself in “Contacts” what bind
Duane Michals
Sarah Moon
A fashion and advertising photographer since 1968, she very quickly won praise and prizes in Paris, London, New York and
Nobuyoshi Araki
The city, the women, the sky and the flowers seen by the Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki.
Hiroshi Sugimoto
After studying economics at Rikkyo Saint-Paul's University in Tokyo, Sugimoto left Japan in 1970 to study photography at
Andreas Gursky
The exhibition "Photography in Düsseldorf" traces the history of German photographic objectivity from the 1970s to the
Thomas Ruff
One of the leaders of a new German generation. Ruff uses the photographic medium in a documentary and objective way, in
Jeff Wall
A resolutely modern photographic art.
Lewis Baltz
Focus on industrial society and its evolution since the end of the 1960s.
Jean-Marc Bustamante
The first photos of the artist date from 1974. He treats his prints like paintings.
Alain Fleischer
Alain Fleischer expresses his taste for duplication and multiple experiments in his photographic work with very elaborat
Christian Boltanski
"What will be the image that will remain?" is the leitmotif of Christian Boltanski's photographic work.
Hilla Et Bernd Becher
A journey through post-war industrial landscapes and new objective photography.
John Baldessari
A student at San Diego State College from 1949 to 1957, John Baldessari produced paintings attempting to establish a rel
Georges Rousse
Georges Rousse or a different investigation of space, tracing hieroglyphic writing on the walls and floors.
Martin Parr
Born in Great Britain in 1952. Focusing on the blemishes of Western society, Martin Parr's lens takes aim at hyper-consu
Roni Horn
Born in the United States in 1955. Roni Horn's journey in photography is that of a highly unusual initiation. It takes i
Thomas Struth
Born in Germany in 1954. Struth strips bare the structures of our cities, lives and dreams. His photographs reveal the r
Wolfgang Tillmans
Born in Germany in 1968. Abstracts, portraits, landscapes or still lives, Wolfgang Tillmans engages every traditional ph
John Hilliard
Born in Great Britain in 1945. John Hilliard has adopted a conceptual approach to modern photography that questions the
