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17/10/2026

[SOON – RUE CHAPON] Opening on Saturday, October 31, a solo exhibition by Charles Freger

Charles Fréger – Silhouettes
Exhibition from October 31 to December 19, 2026
For his new solo exhibition at Les filles du calvaire, French photographer Charles Fréger brings together photographs and videos from several series spanning over a decade of artistic practice. Exploring a lesser-known aspect of his work, the exhibition focuses on silhouettes and the representation of historical narratives. Through the interplay of light and shadow, familiar figures emerge as evocative presences shaped by collective memory. Fréger invites viewers to reflect on how historical imagery is constructed, transmitted and transformed over time.

📍21 Rue Chapon, 75003

📷 Charles Fréger, Mariage à Seebach (2018), série Souvenir d’Alsace, (2018-2023)

14/10/2026

[HORS LES MURS] Zhuo Qi齐倬 will participate in the upcoming edition of Private Choice by Nadia Candet , « Kaléidoscope de talents », from October 18 to 25, 2026.

For its 19th edition, Private Choice moves to a new address in the Palais-Royal district, opposite the Louvre Museum. Curated by Nadiacandet and her team, « Kaléidoscope de talents » brings together over 40 artists and designers in an elegant Haussmannian apartment, offering an immersive journey through art and design, with opportunities to meet the artists and acquire their works.

Private Choice – Kaléidoscope de talents
October 18-25, 2026, 12 pm-8 pm
📍Palais-Royal-Louvre district, at the corner of Rue de Rivoli and Rue de l’Échelle, Paris 1st arrondissement.

Register at privatechoice.fr to receive your invitation.

📷 Zhuo Qi, Bubble Game, 2026
📷 Private Choice, Octobrer 2026 © Theo Baulig

07/10/2026

[AKAA] For the 11th edition of AKAA, the gallery is pleased to present the work of Maya Inès Touam مايا إينيس توام , in collaboration with Maison Gacha.
Through her photographic practice, Maya Inès Touam explores the circulation of images, objects and narratives across Western, Eastern and Pan-African cultures. Drawing on still life and art-historical references, she brings together objects charged with history and symbolism to compose richly layered visual narratives.
Her meticulously constructed images intertwine different times, geographies and cultural references, questioning notions of heritage, displacement and memory while allowing new, hybrid narratives to emerge.

📍 AKAA, Booth D5, Carreau du Temple, Paris
📅 October 23 – 25, 2026
📷 Maya Inès Touam, Retable Agoodijé et sa reine, 2022

03/10/2026

[NEW COLLABORATION] Les filles du calvaire is pleased to announce its collaboration with French photographer Julie Joubert.

Born in 1989 and based in Paris, Julie Joubert explores portraiture at the intersection of documentary and fine art photography. Her long-term projects focus on identity, youth and representations of masculinity, revealing both the strength and vulnerability of the individuals she photographs.

Her series Patria Nostra, developed over three years of immersion within the French Foreign Legion, follows young recruits from their selection and training through to their integration into operational regiments. Looking beyond the military institution, the project explores displacement, belonging and the reconstruction of identity, bringing individual stories to the surface behind the uniformity of the bodies.

Patria Nostra, winner of the public award for the 2025 Discovery Award Louis Roederer Foundation at the 57th edition of the Rencontres d’Arles, will be presented in Julie Joubert’s first solo exhibition at Les filles du calvaire, from November 12, 2026 to January 16, 2027. Julie Joubert also received the Jury’s Special Mention at the 40th edition of the Festival international de photographie de Hyères in 2025.

Julie Joubert, Patria Nostra
November 12, 2026 – January 16, 2027
📍 17 rue des Filles du Calvaire, Paris

📷 Julie Joubert, Patria Nostra, Sans titre, 2023. This work was created as part of the commande photographique nationale des Regards du Grand Paris supported by Ateliers Médicis and the Centre national des arts plastiques.
📷 Portrait of Julie Joubert by Claire Bourrassé

02/10/2026

[NEW COLLABORATION] Les filles du calvaire is pleased to announce its collaboration with French photographer Julie Joubert.

Born in 1989 and based in Paris, Julie Joubert explores portraiture at the intersection of documentary and fine art photography. Her long-term projects focus on identity, youth and representations of masculinity, revealing both the strength and vulnerability of the individuals she photographs.

Her series Patria Nostra, developed over three years of immersion within the French Foreign Legion, follows young recruits from their selection and training through to their integration into operational regiments. Looking beyond the military institution, the project explores displacement, belonging and the reconstruction of identity, bringing individual stories to the surface behind the uniformity of the bodies.

Patria Nostra, winner of the Prix du public Découverte Fondation Louis Roederer at the 57th edition of the Rencontres d’Arles, will be presented in Julie Joubert’s first solo exhibition at Les filles du calvaire, from November 12, 2026 to January 16, 2027. Julie Joubert also received the Jury’s Special Mention at the 40th edition of the Festival international de photographie de Hyères in 2024.

Julie Joubert, Patria Nostra
November 12, 2026 – January 16, 2027
📍 17 rue des Filles du Calvaire, Paris

📷 Julie Joubert, Patria Nostra, Sans titre, 2023. This work was produced as part of the national photographic commission Regards du Grand Paris, commissioned by Ateliers Médicis and the Centre national des arts plastiques.
📷 Portrait of Julie Joubert by Claire Bourrassé

30/09/2026

[HORS LES MURS] Laia Abril presents ‘On R**e and Institutional Failure’, curated by Sara Ickow, at Int'l Center of Photography in New York from October 15, 2026, through January 11, 2027.

The exhibition focuses on the 2nd chapter of Laia Abril’s ongoing project ‘A History of Misogyny’. The Spanish artist examines different forms of violence against women throughout history. Weaving together images, compiled testimonies, archival materials, select objects, and installations with sound and video, the exhibition investigates how gender-based stereotypes, coupled with worldwide prejudices and misconceptions, have contributed to a systemic r**e culture that persists today. By focusing on institutions, Abril aims to avoid narratives of victim-blaming, instead addressing the on-going problem of social accountability that has allowed offenders and enablers alike to avoid justice.

Laia Abril: On R**e and Institutional Failure
October 15, 2026 – January 11, 2027
📍 International Center of Photography (ICP), New York

📸 Laia Abril, Ala Kachuu (Bride Kidnapping), Kyrgyzstan, 2019 © Laia Abril

25/09/2026

[PRESS] “The remarkable Bubble Game series presented by Zhuo Qi combines ancient Buddhist sculptures with blown-glass bubbles. Replacing a head here, serving as a base there, they offer a form of repair to pieces mutilated by time and history.” 🖋️ Anne Malherbe in

On ne peut empêcher les oiseaux de malheur de voler au-dessus de nos têtes, mais peut-être pouvons-nous les empêcher d’y faire leur nid. by@zhuoqi

Exhibition on view until October 24, 2026
📍 21 rue Chapon, 75003 Paris

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15/09/2026

[FOCUS ON] Lore Stessel (born in 1987) is a Belgian artist based in Brussels, whose practice unfolds at the intersection of photography and painting, with the body and movement at its core.

Trained in both disciplines, Lore has developed a singular technique, applying silver gelatin emulsion by hand directly onto canvas. The process lends her images a tactile, almost physical presence, blurring the boundaries between photographic image and painterly surface. Her subjects are dancers, captured away from the stage and outside the conventions of performance, in moments when movement becomes spontaneous and unguarded.

Each work is unique, holding onto the trace of a gesture rather than simply recording it. Through blurred silhouettes, suspended movements and fleeting encounters between bodies, Stessel turns photography into a sensitive memory of movement, revealing the body as a direct and instinctive language of emotion.

📷 Lore Stessel, As the sea remembers the sky #05, 2024, silver gelatin emulsion on canvas from silver gelatin negative, 100 × 120 cm, unique

📍 On view at : Corps en mouvement, Centre Jacques Brel – Puzzle, 1 place André Malraux, 57100 Thionville
18.09.26 -07.11.26

📷 Lore Stessel, Poetry Of The Gang #01, 2022, silver gelatin emulsion on canvas from silver gelatin negative, 95x120 cm, unique.

📍 On view at : Corps en mouvement, Centre Jacques Brel – Puzzle, 1 place André Malraux, 57100 Thionville
18.09.26 -07.11.26

📷 Lore Stessel, Laura Poletti #02, 2021, gelatin-silver emulsion on canvas from gelatin-silver negative, 140 × 180 cm, unique.

📍 On view at : Corps en mouvement, Centre Jacques Brel – Puzzle, 1 place André Malraux, 57100 Thionville
18.09.26 -07.11.26

📷 Lore Stessel, MW #01, 2023, gelatin-silver emulsion on canvas from gelatin-silver negative, 130 × 140 cm, unique.

📍 On view at : Corps en mouvement, Centre Jacques Brel – Puzzle, 1 place André Malraux, 57100 Thionville
18.09.26 -07.11.26

11/09/2026

[RUE CHAPON] Currently on view a solo exhibition by Zhuo Qi齐倬, at 21 rue Chapon until October 24, 2026.

We Cannot Stop Birds of Omen from Flying Over Our Heads, but Perhaps We Can Prevent Them from Nesting There.

The exhibition brings together three major strands developed by the artist Zhuo Qi in recent years: the Bubble Game series; a large column-shaped installation composed of Mohele and moulds for children’s toys; and the work Balancing Ball. Together, these works create a space situated somewhere between repair, play, ritual, and archaeological fiction. Zhuo Qi does not seek to construct a comprehensive historical narrative. Rather, he brings together fragmentary images, objects drawn from popular traditions, children’s toys, ceramic structures, and interventions in glass, allowing new relationships to emerge from their mutual misunderstandings.

📍21 Rue Chapon, 75003

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10/09/2026

[RUE DES FILLES DU CALVAIRE] Currently on view, “Earth and Sky”, a solo exhibition by S U N G I M L E N G E Y A, at 17 rue des Filles du Calvaire until October 24, 2026.

The works in “Earth and Sky” were conceived in the wake of the passing of the artist’s mother. Faced with this loss, Sungi found herself reflecting not on the finality of death, but on the many ways a life continues. What remains of a person once they are gone? Where does their
presence reside? For the artist, the answer lies not in memory alone, but in influence: the gestures passed down through generations, the habits of making and thinking that quietly shape those who follow. In many ways, this understanding echoes the reflection of Kenyan philosopher John Mbiti, who observed that “the living, the dead, and the unborn are bound together in one continuous chain of existence.” Within this continuum, the life of one person extends outward through the lives of others, carried forward in actions, ideas, and acts of care that continue to shape the world long after the body has passed.

📍17 rue des filles du calvaire, 75003

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