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Periferia is a centrifugal road movie, where one only circles, retraces steps— an aesthetic wandering made up of portraits, encounters, solitude, and disorientation. Such a project is not total. It comes into being while fully aware of its gaps, its incompleteness, of not exhausting every possibility, nor exploring every crevice. Periferia is only a dotted line within a vast curve—one that began so long ago and whose end no one can see—the curve of endless reflection on a territory and the men and women who inhabit it.\", Thomas Klotz

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Maison CF Editions and JR renew their collaboration with the publication of the first volume in a new series dedicated to the artist’s work in cities around the world. Designed by Studio Agnès Dahan, the collection will be published at rate of one to three volumes per year.

Timed to coincide with JR’s latest Paris project—on the façade of the Opéra Garnier in the fall of 2023—this inaugural volume showcases the artist’s monumental and participatory works created in the French capital since 2009. This large-format book gives pride of place to imagery and features a unique text by Daniel Pennac, offering his personal perspective.

The edition brings together JR’s major architectural collage projects in Paris, presented in a beautifully designed book. These photographic installations engage with the city’s iconic monuments, from the illusionary disappearance and simulated excavation of the Louvre Pyramid, to the transformation of the façades of the Panthéon and the Opéra Garnier, the banks of Île Saint-Louis, and the Eiffel Tower. Each of these urban interventions reflects a direct collaboration with the public—both as co-authors and as spectators.

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Martin Parr was born in 1952 in Epsom, UK. As a child, his budding interest in photography was encouraged by his grandfather, himself an amateur photographer. He then studied photography at Manchester Polytechnic from 1970 to 1973. Since then, Martin Parr has worked on numerous photographic projects. He has left his mark on European visual culture, gradually establishing himself as a major international figure thanks to his innovative imagery and oblique approach to social documentary.

In his series, Martin Parr questions the absurd banality of our daily lives, the vanity of contemporary consumer societies and the multiplication of flows and exchanges in a globalized world. His work is based on a recognizable visual style: with their bold composition and bright colors, lit with flash, his photographs are immediately identifiable. Today, Martin Parr’s images circulate throughout the world and show a desire to capture the world as it is, without filters, while mixing humor and social criticism through this typically English irony.

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This striking and beautifully crafted volume offers an original vision of the Paris Opera Ballet through the lens of Pierre-Elie de Pibrac. A first section of black-and-white photographs recounts the daily life of the corps de ballet—from rehearsal studios to the stage—over the course of an entire season.

In parallel with his photographic approach, some of the most prominent names in dance speak in turn, offering a rare and timeless testimony of life within the Palais Garnier: Aurélie Dupont, Nicolas Le Riche, Eleonora Abbagnato, Benjamin Millepied, Arnaud Dreyfus, Isabelle Ciaravola, Amandine Albisson, but also Gilles Djéraouane and the collector Olivier Ponsoye.

The book concludes with two purely artistic color series, through which the photographer sought to translate the emotion he felt in situ. The quality of the printing, the cover finish, the feel of the paper, and the ribbon bookmark will delight lovers of photography and dance alike—or simply those who cherish Paris and wish to discover the secrets of the Palais Garnier.

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New York is a city that belongs to no one, yet to everyone. A canvas open to dreamers, exiles, and those who still believe in the power of anonymity and metamorphosis. This is the New York that JR has captured, the eternal outsider whose art reveals the collective soul of a city often perceived as a concrete monster, but which pulses above all with its invisible beings. Through his monumental collages, JR gives a voice to those we no longer see: the Azerbaijani student lost in the crowd, the forgotten faces of Ellis Island, the ballerina suspended above a Tribeca parking lot. His work transcends public space to create a gallery without walls, where every passerby becomes both spectator and work. This book is a journey through the artist's most emblematic collages. As the preface rightly writes, this city is a magnetic chaos, where he captures the fleeting brilliance of ordinary lives to turn them into ephemeral monuments. Welcome to the artist's New York.

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Twelve years after allowing JR—then unknown—to paste portraits on the wall of its entrance, the Maison Européenne de la Photographie granted him a carte blanche from November 6, 2018, to February 10, 2019. This exhibition offered an opportunity to take stock of the artist’s journey and to present his work in an unprecedented way in France. JR applies a precise framework and discipline to his work. His creative approach—formal, close to mechanical—coincides with a deeply personal vision of what bodies and stories become when they come together to form History.

The book reflects this retrospective, exploring the mechanics of the image in JR’s work. Its production employs various printing techniques, binding methods, and paper transparencies. Four members of Oulipo, the group of writers and mathematicians founded in 1960 by Raymond Queneau and François Le Lionnais, contribute texts that resonate with JR’s work throughout the edition. Those who define themselves as “rats who build the labyrinth they propose to escape from” thus add an additional dimension to the book.

The volume opens with two texts by Dominique Bertinotti and Jean-Luc Monterosso. Photographs of the in situ portion were taken by Olivier Culmann (Tendance Floue).

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This series, originally exhibited at Impressions Gallery in York in 1979, was the first color photography exhibition shown in the UK. Revisited at the Rencontres d’Arles in 2017 and the Charleroi Photography Museum in 2020, A New Refutation of the Viking 4 Space Mission had never before been published as a book.

Bilingual, the volume reproduces all the images from the series—mainly square-format portraits of Leeds residents, captured in front of their homes or shops during the 1970s. The backdrop unfolds an astonishing Martian investigative tale: at a time when the first Viking probes were being sent into space, here a Martian probe lands in Leeds and comments on the photographs.

This book is co-published by Maison CF and RRB Publishing.

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Over the past twenty years, Florence and Damien Bachelot have acquired more than 1000 photographs. Their discerning choices initially focused on works by French humanist photographers such as Brassaï, Doisneau, Cartier-Bresson… before turning toward more contemporary creations, with works by Stéphane Couturier, Thibaut Cuisset, Luc Delahaye, Véronique Ellena, Adrien Boyer, Guillaume Zuili… Their collection rapidly expanded, in order to include images by major figures of American photography—Lewis Hine, Sid Grossman, Robert Frank, Ernst Haas, Bruce Davidson, Nan Goldin, Saul Leiter…—as well as British artists, notably Paul Graham, always with a guiding principle: the acquisition of vintage prints only.

A dual gaze upon humanity in its urban environment. Guided by a shared interest in the real, the urban, its evolution and complexity, a significant part of their collection reflects on the place of human beings within society and the city. These are often images that revolve around metropolises, architecture, walking in the street, and the perception of modern space. This book was published on the occasion of the exhibition \"Des villes et des hommes, regard sur la collection Florence et Damien Bachelot\", curated by Françoise Docquiert (Associate Director of the Department of Visual Arts and Art Sciences at Université Paris 1 Panthéon, independent curator) and Ricardo Vazquez (Chief Heritage Curator, Director of HDA Var, the art center of the Var Department) in April 2022.
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In 2004, Anne Rearick set out to meet the Xhosa people, a Black community living in two townships near Cape Town. Over the course of more than ten years, she returned regularly—especially to Langa—where she forged deep and intimate bonds with its residents. It took all those years to truly grasp the reality of South African society. In the beginning, Rearick sensed the hope that followed the end of apartheid. Twenty years later, that hope has faded; the society is disillusioned, worn down by economic segregation. Violence, murder, alcoholism, and illness are part of daily life in the township... And yet, her photographs reveal something else entirely: they capture the beauty within the everyday.

With restraint and poetry, Anne Rearick bears witness. This work was exhibited at Visa pour l’Image in Perpignan in 2014 and was awarded the Roger Pic Prize (SCAM) on that occasion. In 2016, the book—featuring a foreword by Sipho Mpongo and Philipp Prodger—was a jury favorite for the 2016 Prix Nadar.

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