In 2005, Marion and Philippe Jacquier decided to create a gallery dedicated to anonymous photography, called “la lumière des roses” (“the light of roses”). Through thorough research in flea markets and antique shops, they discovered fabulous pictures that they kept. Twenty years later, their collection expanded to more than 10,000 pictures, covering a century of photography history. This exhibition presents the most representative pieces of vernacular photography and photography ensembles, gathered around topics such as history, intimacy, obsession, and sheds light on its great diversity.

Eloge de la photography anonyme / In Praise of Anonymous Photography is an homage to all these anonymous photographers that shared their vision of the world, with their imagination as the only limit.

This collection has been acquired by the Antoine de Galbert Foundation and was gifted to the Grenoble Museum.

The depicted poster was designed by Cécile Joly for the exhibition produced by the Rencontres d’Arles and shown at the Cloître Saint-Trophime.

Geneviève Asse: Le Bleu prend tout ce qui passe (“Geneviève Asse: Blue takes everything that comes along”) is an exhibition at the Soulages Museum in Rodez, France, from January 25 to May 18, 2025.

The catalog was laid out by Cécile Joly, a graphic designer based in Montreuil. The texts were written by Alfred Pacquement, Benoît Decron, Malika Noui, Silvia Baron Supervielle, Hector Bianciotti, René de Ceccatty, Marie-Françoise Le Saux, Antoine Laurentin, and Camille Morando. The catalog is composed in Boogy Brut, designed by Bureau Brut and Julien Priez. It was printed on Arctic Volume White matte 170 g/m² (interior), Freelife Vellum Premium White 120 g/m² (interior insert), Sirio Color Celeste 290 g/m² (cover). The photoengraving was done by Comme Pour Moi in Montreuil (Philippe Guilvard), and the printing by Mérico, France. The supporting sans is Saans by Displaay Type Foundry.

The exhibition, curated by Benoît Decron and Malika Noui, brings together around 70 works – paintings on canvas and paper, drawings, and prints.