Susan Meiselas
Nicaragua, Histoire, Mémoire
Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson
Institution
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The exhibition revisits images of the Nicaraguan revolution and their circulation over time, between historical event and collective memory.
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16 listed exhibitions
Martine Franck
Images, presse et luttes féministes
Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson
Institution
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From feminist mobilisations to representations of women at work and in creative life: an exhibition devoted to Martine Franck’s social vision.
Stan Douglas
Parallax
Jeu de Paume
Institution
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Photography, films and installations invite us to question how historical narratives are constructed and how they might be reinterpreted.
Irving Penn
PENN & FASHION
Maison européenne de la photographie
Institution
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A journey through Irving Penn’s career through fashion, from haute couture compositions to experiments in colour.
Nanténé Traoré
pays des merveilles
MEP Studio
Institution
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Film photographs and moving image bring landscapes, intimacy and memory into dialogue in the photographer’s first solo museum exhibition.
David Gilbert
Apparitions
MEP Studio
Institution
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Fragile studio constructions become photographic scenes: light transforms paper, fabric and found objects.
Group exhibition
L’Espace entre nous — Dans la collection du Wilson Centre for Photography
LE BAL
Institution
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Michael and Jane Wilson’s collection provides a thread for exploring the relationship between photographers and the people they photograph.
Group exhibition
Photographies japonaises de la Bibliothèque nationale de France — Scènes, signes, sensations
BnF François-Mitterrand
Institution
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Photographs and books from the BnF collections trace changes in Japanese photography from the postwar period to today.
Maeva Delacroix and Patrick Guedj
Paresse
MUSKHANE
Shop · 29 rue des Gravilliers, Paris 3e
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Two film-based perspectives on slow travel and quiet everyday moments, presented in the MUSKHANE shop.
Shelby Duncan
House of Love
La Hune
Bookshop, café and gallery · 16 rue de l’Abbaye, Paris 6e
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A photographic narrative of the Beachwood Canyon community in Los Angeles, made between 2009 and 2015.
LiLiROZE and Laura Bonnefous
Aux oiseaux / Souffle aride
Gare de Lyon, hall 2, mezzanine
Railway station · Gare de Lyon, Paris 12e
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Objectif FEMMES presents two photographic voices in a place of transit: bodies, materials and sensations meet the everyday life of the station.
Pierre Lebret
La Habana Intangible
Artivistas
Small gallery · 35 rue Blanche, Paris 9e
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A solidarity photography exhibition devoted to Havana, its culture and the forms of resistance practised by its residents.
Group exhibition — collection of the Fonds d’art contemporain de la Ville de Paris
Qui habite ici ?
Pont Saint-Ange
Railings in public space · Pont Saint-Ange, boulevard de la Chapelle, Paris 10e / 18e
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On the bridge railings, photographic reproductions from the municipal collection explore ways of inhabiting a place.
Group exhibition, including Bernard Plossu, Michael Ackerman and Chrystèle Lerisse
Biennale de la Petite Photographie — première édition
32 rue de Seine
Small gallery · 32 rue de Seine, Paris 6e
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Eleven photographers brought together in a four-square-metre gallery: an invitation to look closely at small-format prints.
Lee Shulman / The Anonymous Project
Teenage Dream
Quai de la Photo
Floating photography centre with bar and restaurant · Paris 13e
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Anonymous amateur photographs tell stories of the teenage years. Discover them in the floating photography centre, also a place to eat and meet.
Collectif In Progress
À l’abri
Médiathèque Edmond Rostand
Public library · 11 rue Nicolas Chuquet, Paris 17e
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Photographic series, a collective assemblage and a participatory installation explore different ways of finding, making or being a shelter.
No exhibitions match these criteria.
What the press says.
The ticker features current exhibitions with identified critical or editorial coverage. Their order is an editorial selection by Luisour, not a ranking of public reviews.
Irving Penn
PENN & FASHION
Wallpaper* — Step inside Irving Penn’s fashion-filled world in Paris
A favourable review attentive to the mastery of the prints and Penn’s career in fashion. · 28 octobre 2026
No exhibition-specific public rating comparable with the others could be confirmed.
Group exhibition
L’Espace entre nous — Dans la collection du Wilson Centre for Photography
The headline and introduction warmly receive the exhibition devoted to the relationship between photographer and model. · 24 septembre 2026
No exhibition-specific public rating comparable with the others could be confirmed.
Group exhibition
Photographies japonaises de la Bibliothèque nationale de France — Scènes, signes, sensations
Le Journal des Arts — Japanese photography: the BnF’s little-known collection
A visit highlighting the richness of the collection and the diversity of Japanese photographic approaches. · 27 octobre 2026
No exhibition-specific public rating comparable with the others could be confirmed.
Stan Douglas
Parallax
Arts in the City — Stan Douglas exhibition at the Jeu de Paume: our photographs
An introduction to the exhibition and its reflection on historical narratives, accompanied by installation photographs.
No exhibition-specific public rating comparable with the others could be confirmed.
How are exhibitions selected?
Dates are checked with organisers, followed by research into coverage of each exhibition. Venue ratings and comments are not attributed to the current show. No score, review count or ‘best rated’ label is invented. Small exhibitions belong in the calendar even without press coverage.
Checked on 6 November 2026. Specialist publications, general media and visitor reviews are different types of sources.
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