FRACTURE
Guest Curator Chloe Dewe Mathews
Graphic Design : Sarah Boris Studio
17 x 24 cm – 224 pages
French and English (separate versions)
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FRACTURE
ECOLOGY. TIME. HUMANITY
Guest curator Chloe Dewe Mathews
For its 14th issue, entitled “Fracture”, The Eyes invites British photographer and video artist Chloe Dewe Mathews to explore the intimate link between photography, nature and environmental destruction.
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(AFTER)CARE
25€ Add to cartTRAUMA. VULNERABILITY. ACCOUNTABILITY
Laia Abril guest curator
With this issue entitled “(After)care”, The Eyes explores the methods and approaches of photographers who address the most traumatic chapters of our individual and collective histories.
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B-SIDE
25€ Add to cartPHOTOGRAPHY. AFROPEAN. FUSION
Johny Pitts guest curator
B-Side, invites its readers to a visual exploration of what it means to be Afropean, a notion of expertise of our guest curator Johny Pitts, British photographer and author.
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TRANSGALACTIC
PHOTOGRAPHY. GENDER. TRANSITION
Carte blanche to SMITH & PITON
For this eleventh issue, The Eyes team invites artist-researcher SMITH and performer and curator Nadège Piton to sketch a subjective panorama of the place played by photography in the construction of the (trans)gender.
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The Eyes #9
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What is the relation between image and power? What role do new technologies play today in the manipulation of images?
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Fracture (Chloe Dewe Mathews) and (After)Care (Laia Abril)
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ME-XILE
25€ Add to cartFAMILY. UPROOTED. BECOMING
Sabyl Ghoussoub guest curator
The Eyes invites Lebanese-born writer Sabyl Ghoussoub to explore the link between photography and exile. This issue invites us to reflect on how art can help to reconstruct a fragmented identity.
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