Exhibition Paris1: "The Poetics of Photography" by Mark Heier at Studio Harcourt

Published by Communiqué Sponsorisé · Updated on September 1, 2026 at 02:05 a.m.
Discover "Paris1: The Poetics of Photography," an exceptional black-and-white photographic exhibition by Mark Heier, at the heart of the legendary Studio Harcourt in Paris.

On the occasion of Paris Photography Week and in tandem with the Paris Photo fair, the prestigious Studio Harcourt is hosting a solo exhibition and the launch of the art book "Paris1: The Poetics of Photography", conceived by photographer Mark Heier.

A fresh, unseen view of the capital in black and white
The exhibition presents a captivating selection of black-and-white photographs, shot on the fly on the streets of Paris.

Each work puts the spotlight on the Parisian human landscape—the faces and candid scenes of everyday life—while engaging in a harmonious dialogue with original poems by Yigal Gabay. A perspective that is intimate, aesthetically rich, and deeply poetic about the capital's architecture and daily life.

The Artist's Statement
"Each photograph in this exhibition and in this book is a moment suspended in time, inviting us to relearn how to see Paris." — Mark Heier

What to expect on site
• The photographic exhibition: A refined visual immersion that celebrates humanity and the Parisian atmosphere, staged at the legendary Studio Harcourt.
• The art book: An exclusive preview of the exceptional bound volume, printed in a limited edition.

Practical information
• Location: Studio Harcourt, 6 Rue de Lota, 75016 Paris
• Dates: From 2 to 14 November 2026
• Entrance: Free / By booking
• Learn more: Instagram  @instants.parisiens Exhibition page: https://instants-parisiens.com/lexposition-2-14-nov-2026

Practical information

Dates and Opening Time
From November 2, 2026 to November 14, 2026

× Approximate opening times: to confirm opening times, please contact the establishment.

    Location

    6 Rue de Lota
    75116 Paris 16

    Route planner
    Access
    Metro line 9 "Rue de la Pompe" station

    Official website
    instants-parisiens.com

    Instagram page
    @instants.parisiens

    More information
    Admission: Free / By reservation

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