Photos of the week from 04/29/24 to 04/05/24

It’s recap time! The Week’s photographers show their work across the four corners of France, but also beyond its borders. Discover a preview of some of the work of BMW ART MAKERS winner Mustafa Azrawal. In a duet with curator Marjolein Levy, the latter attempts to tell the story of a sky of elusive colours. A repeat of the current retrospective at the Palais de Tokyo SignalWhich continues until June 30th The fish’s eye He invited Muhammad Bourouissa to return to one of his first works entitled peripheral. Immerse yourself in an aesthetic inspired by famous paintings, which depict young people from the Parisian suburbs and the questions that drive them – which can be found in the latest episode of Focus. Also in order to highlight those who do not benefit from it as much, the Women’s Museum in Marrakesh is launching an exhibition dedicated to Arab and non-binary female photographers. Photography: the universal language, which was designed with the help of Foto Femme United, will run until October 31. In order to question our heritage linked to fascism and capitalism, the Francis Foundation, in Clichy, celebrates its 15th anniversary with an exhibition on view until June 29, 2024. XXH 15 years – Time 1 Questions of our excessive society, from the intimate to the political, from emotion to over-consumption, from the personal to the collective. Finally, the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards is crowned this year by French artist Juliette Buffy “Photographer of the Year”. His work relating to the forced sterilization campaign in Greenland between 1966 and 1975 will be on display until 6 May 2024 at Somerset House, London. Every photo tells a story, click below to discover them.