"Sexy Record Covers" brings together hundreds of album covers where sex is more than a sales tactic – it becomes an aesthetic principle, a societal mirror, and at times an ironic commentary. The...
Jim Heimann’s All-American Ads 2000s offers a sharp, almost forensic look at American advertising in a decade marked by contradictions. Between consumerist excess and a diffuse sense of insecurity...
Ralph Gibson, born in Los Angeles in 1939, is one of the defining voices of American postwar photography. He rose to fame with his high-contrast black-and-white images that do less to document than...
Georg Baselitz has irritated the art world with a seemingly simple but profound intervention: the reversal of the motif. Since the 1960s, he has been painting heads, figures, trees and symbols upside...
When the seas were still full of white spots, Jacques Devaulx drew maps that combined science and imagination. Born in Le Havre, the navigator was a hydrographer, cosmographer and royal pilot. His...
