The MUCAC La Coracha is hosting the first solo exhibition in Spain by Brazilian-American artist Mona Kuhn. The exhibition, entitled “Mona Kuhn. Y tu desnudo será un gran poema" is curated by Salvador Nadales.
The exhibition brings together 43 works created by the photographer between 2004 and 2018, offering a non-chronological visual journey that highlights the poetry of the body and its relationship with nature. The exhibition is also accompanied by a catalog with texts by Rebecca Morse, curator of the exhibition and curator of photography at LACMA in Los Angeles.

Galerie XII Paris is pleased to present ODYSSÉE VÉGÉTALE, a solo exhibition by Sophie Zénon. Running in parallel with her retrospective at the Château d’Eau in Toulouse, the artist unveils at the gallery a series of new works — the fruit of her latest research into the relationships between plants and humans, explored through the prism of migration. From November 7 to December 20, 2025. Opening reception on Thursday, November 6 at 5 p.m.

The Centre d'art et de nature de Chaumont-sur-Loire will be hosting its new art season from March 29. In the Asinerie, Sophie Zénon will present a selection of works from her L'Herbe aux yeux bleus series.

Joining her are artists Alquin, Miguel Chevalier, Stéphane Erouane Dumas, Daniel Firman, G&K, Yann Lacroix, Vincent Laval, Olivier Leroi, Anne & Patrick Poirier, Carole Solvay, Claire Trotignon and Fabienne Verdier.

Since 2020, Photo Days has given an artist carte blanche each year to create a new work for the Rotonde Balzac. For the 2025 edition, Paolo Ventura embarks on a visual exploration inspired by the famous writer. With Promenades de nuit, the Italian artist imagines a series inspired by Balzac’s life in Paris. Presented in this intimate and historic setting, his work weaves together fiction, memory, and architecture, in a delicately fantastical mise-en-scène. From November 5 to 28.

The France/Brazil Season at FotoRio 2025 is an invitation to exchange and dialogue on the themes of identity, climate, and ecological transition.
In this spirit, the group exhibition "Mulheres: identidade e meio ambiente — Uma cartografia sensível“ at the Centro Cultural da Justiça Federal, curated by Jean-Luc Monterosso and Ioana Mello, presents Sophie Zénon's ”l'Herbe aux Yeux bleus" alongside works by Carolina Tabet, Alice Pallot, Flora Nguyen, and Karen Paulina Biswell until November 5.

On the occasion of its reopening after two years of renovation, the Château d’Eau in Toulouse is dedicating a solo exhibition to Sophie Zénon, L’humus du monde. An invitation to immerse oneself in the artist’s poetic and critical universe, shaped by questions of memory, history, and the passage of time. The exhibition centers on themes of remembrance and forgetting, loss and absence, death, exile, and migration. Conceived as a journey through a body of work intimately connected to a life path, the exhibition unfolds in three chapters across three distinct spaces. Opening on November 21.

For this new edition of a ppr oc he, Galerie XII presents the latest body of work by Sabatina Leccia, Chercher le soleil — a sensory exploration through photography, textiles, drawing, and video, centered on childhood memories, oscillating between dazzlement and wonder. Part of the project was developed during her Excellence des Métiers d’Arts residency, in partnership with the Musée Nicéphore Niépce in Chalon-sur-Saône and the Émiland Gauthey High School. From November 13 to 16

Mona Kuhn works from the Kings Road series are currently exhibited at the Lianzhou Museum of Photography (China), together with prints by Dado Moriyama, Sugimoto Hiroshi, Henry Leutweyler and Carlos Idun-Tawiah. To Dec. 19, 2025.