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In THIS WorlD:
PHoToquAI BIEnnIAl
The Quai Branly Museum has
just launched Photoquai,
a biennial of photography
that, in keeping with the
their mouths’. Satellite shows
institution’s ethos, is
included Iranian photographer
sourced from the non-Western
Arash Fayez’s misty, monochrome
world. Hosted at a variety
curators, the biennial aims shots of people hurrying along
of locations along the banks
to challenge how we view the a riverbank and work by Inuit
of the Seine, including at
wider world, although this Erica Lord, whose photograph
the museum, its premiere
inevitably suggests that the of an anonymous naked form is
coincided with Paris Photo
world watching the world more reminiscent of fashion
Month, creating a dialogue
in this particular instance photography than Arctic life.
between the photography
is Western. Still, the work Laura Allsop
shown there and Photoquai’s
on show provides a welcome
substitute for the kinds ANNE NOBLE: RuBy’s ROOm
resolutely farflung and
of imagery that unavoidably
(1998–2007), UNTIL 13
emerging showcase. Titled Le
come to mind when dealing
jANUARy, QUAI BRANLy,
monde regarde le monde (The
with foreign places – usually
PARIS, WWW.QUAIBRANLy.FR
World Watches the World), and
organised by an impressive and
either travel photography
inclusive set of international
or frontpage news images of
war and devastation. Of the
three photography exhibitions
taking place at the museum
itself, New Zealander Anne
Noble, for example, documents
nine years of her daughter’s
Arash Fayez, Persian Haiku, 2007.
life, specifically looking
© the artist. Courtesy Photoquai, Paris at ‘what children do with
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