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Sophie Calle "Voir la mer" (détail), 2011, 14 films numériques couleur et son, photographie couleur encadrée, Director of photography : Caroline Champetier © Sophie Calle / ADAGP, Paris, 2015 Courtesy Galerie Perrotin ‘I went to Istanbul, a city surrounded by water, I met people who had never seen the sea. I filmed their first time.’

Tuesday 19 January, 2016

Sophie Calle

from 6.30pm to 8pm

Clément Chéroux receives Sophie Calle.

This event is full, we do not accept more booking.

Thursday November 12, 2026

Le feuilletage

Le Feuilletage #24|Pia-Paulina Guilmoth – At Night Gardens Grow

At Night Gardens Grow moves through the backwoods of a place both real and imagined, formed as much by memory…

Friday November 6, 2026

Journée d'étude

Nicaragua – Perspectives on a Revolution

  In conjunction with the exhibition Susan Meiselas – Nicaragua, History, Memory at the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, the “Transatlantic Cultures”…

Thursday November 5, 2026

Le feuilletage

Le Feuilletage #23|Susan Meiselas – Nicaragua

On the occasion of the exhibition Nicaragua, History, Memory, the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson invites the public to a special book…

Wednesday June 17, 2026

Le feuilletage

Le Feuilletage #22|Mixedness is my Mythology by Farren van Wyk

Discover the work of Farren van Wyk through a Feuilletage of her publication Mixedness is my Mythology. Born in South…

Wednesday May 20, 2026

Le feuilletage

Le Feuilletage #21 | Eboro by Nuits Balnéaires

The Ivorian artist presents the book Eboro on the occasion of the opening of his first monographic exhibition in France.…

Thursday April 9, 2026

Le feuilletage

Le Feuilletage #20 | Summertime by Mark Steinmetz

Published in 2011, Mark Steinmetz’s book is now reissued in an expanded edition featuring 30 previously unpublished images and the…

Wednesday March 11, 2026

Le feuilletage

Le Feuilletage #19 | Ballet of Alexey Brodovitch presented by Nina Holland

Ballet by Alexey Brodovitch is a legendary book in the history of photography. Published in 1945 and now almost impossible…

Saturday January 17, 2026

Bold, the Self-Published PhotoBook Weekend

  In 2026, the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson organizes Bold, a new weekend dedicated to self-published photography. Designed to support and…