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The Analog Club The Analog Club is a camera shop, gallery, bookshop and community highlighting the poetry of analog photography.

We recently shared a few scenes from our night at PRINT, so we’re bringing things back just around the corner to The Ana...
04/06/2026

We recently shared a few scenes from our night at PRINT, so we’re bringing things back just around the corner to The Analog Club, where we welcomed Pascal Greco (.s.greco) a few weeks back for the launch of TOKYO FLASH.

It was a beautiful spring evening at the shop, with friends, neighbors, photographers, and curious passersby gathering around Pascal’s new project. We love opening our space to the neighborhood in this way, for books, conversations, shared drinks, and the simple pleasure of spending time together around our favorite subject: photography.

TOKYO FLASH is a project created in Tokyo with instinct, movement, flash, and chance at the center of the process. Fragments of the city are caught quickly and intuitively on film.

Thank you to Pascal and everyone who came by to experience this project with us. It was a wonderful way to begin this next season together!

TOKYO FLASH is still available at the shop for those who want to discover the project or take a copy home.

We’re looking forward to sharing more new books, projects, and moments with everyone in Paris this summer.

👉🏻 Are you releasing a publication soon and looking for a place to launch it? Send us your project by filling out the open call form in our bio.

MITAN by Éric Antoine is available for pre-order | An exceptional body of work and a photobook we’re proud to support | ...
31/05/2026

MITAN by Éric Antoine is available for pre-order | An exceptional body of work and a photobook we’re proud to support | Join the pre-sale campaign (ending soon and currently at 50%) and help bring this publication to life

The third installment in a five-book cycle spanning 25 years, MITAN follows Ensemble Seul (2015) and Useful Lies (2021), continuing one of the most ambitious long-term photographic projects being published today.

For the past fifteen years, Éric Antoine has dedicated his practice to experimental photographic processes, particularly the wet collodion technique. This demanding 19th-century process requires each image to be coated, exposed, and developed within minutes, before the plate dries. The resulting ambrotypes exist as unique positive images on glass.

The publication has been crafted with particular care to faithfully render the subtle tonalities of these unique pieces, thanks to the technical developments carried out by the Printmodel studio. Following the exceptional standards of the two previous volumes, MITAN has been conceived as a true art book, with production quality that matches the singularity of the work it contains.

All the images in the book are drawn from ambrotypes, produced with a large-format camera in sizes ranging from 30 × 30 cm to 40 × 40 cm.

After spending time with Éric Antoine and his work, we’re convinced MITAN will be one of the standout photobooks of the year.

👉🏻 If this project resonates with you, please consider supporting it by joining the crowdfunding campaign to secure a copy (link in our bio). Sharing the campaign with friends, collectors, and photography enthusiasts is equally valuable and makes a real difference. The book won’t exist without your support.

Available October 2026.
Worldwide shipping.
Published by Hemeria.

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MITAN by Éric Antoine is available for pre-order | An exceptional body of work and a photobook we’re proud to support | ...
30/05/2026

MITAN by Éric Antoine is available for pre-order | An exceptional body of work and a photobook we’re proud to support | Join the pre-sale campaign (ending soon and currently at 50%) and help bring this publication to life

The third installment in a five-book cycle spanning 25 years, MITAN follows Ensemble Seul (2015) and Useful Lies (2021), continuing one of the most ambitious long-term photographic projects being published today.

For the past fifteen years, Éric Antoine has dedicated his practice to experimental photographic processes, particularly the wet collodion technique. This demanding 19th-century process requires each image to be coated, exposed, and developed within minutes, before the plate dries. The resulting ambrotypes exist as unique positive images on glass.

The publication has been crafted with particular care to faithfully render the subtle tonalities of these unique pieces, thanks to the technical developments carried out by the Printmodel studio. Following the exceptional standards of the two previous volumes, MITAN has been conceived as a true art book, with production quality that matches the singularity of the work it contains.

All the images in the book are drawn from ambrotypes, produced with a large-format camera in sizes ranging from 30 × 30 cm to 40 × 40 cm.

After spending time with Éric Antoine and his work, we’re convinced MITAN will be one of the standout photobooks of the year.

👉🏻 If this project resonates with you, please consider supporting it by joining the crowdfunding campaign to secure a copy (link in our bio). Sharing the campaign with friends, collectors, and photography enthusiasts is equally valuable and makes a real difference. The book won’t exist without your support.

Available October 2026.
Worldwide shipping.
Published by Hemeria.

'La République des Miss' by Gil Rigoulet | Slide Projection | May 28 — June 07 2026 | Unseen archive from the 90s presen...
28/05/2026

'La République des Miss' by Gil Rigoulet | Slide Projection | May 28 — June 07 2026 | Unseen archive from the 90s presented for the very first time

With PRINT coming to an end, as a closing chapter, we invite for an exclusive presentation of ‘La République des Miss’, a series made in Venezuela between 1995 and 1996.

Conceived as an immersion into the photographer’s world through an installation of simultaneous slide projections, the presentation brings together a selection of 60 images from a reportage originally commissioned by Géo France, in collaboration with journalist Michel Raffoul.

Made during two one-month trips, in late 1995 and again in October 1996, ‘La République des Miss’ explores a singular social phenomenon in Venezuela: the omnipresence of beauty contests and “queens” across all layers of society. At the time, Gil Rigoulet shot nearly 200 rolls of Kodachrome 64 film, along with a few more sensitive stocks.

In Venezuela, the election of queens begins at school with the classroom queen, then extends to neighborhoods, universities, and professional life. Banks, insurance companies, oil corporations, police stations, slums, prisons, and even retirement homes all seem to have their own queen. At the end of the line, even nursing homes crown one.

This recognition of beauty queens in a country strongly marked by machismo appears as a form of sublimation of femininity, which women also use as a social tool, opening pathways toward high-profile positions such as lawyer, TV presenter, businesswoman, doctor, senior executive, or mayor. The most emblematic figure of this phenomenon remains the presidential candidacy of Irene Sáez, former Miss Universe and major national figure in 1990s Venezuela.

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📅 May 28 — June 07 2026

Wed to Fri: 4 to 8 PM
Sat & Sun: 12 to 8 PM
Mon & Tue: Closed

📍 PRINT, 26 rue Sorbier, 75020 Paris (3rd floor)
📽️ No opening night, free entry

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A few moments from last month’s night at PRINT with , and .More than 400 of you registered for this second edition, a...
26/05/2026

A few moments from last month’s night at PRINT with , and .

More than 400 of you registered for this second edition, and the room was full from beginning to end. Thank you to everyone who came by, listened, asked questions, grabbed a drink, bought a print box and stayed late with us. These evenings mean a lot to us.

For those who couldn’t make it, here’s a small recap of the night: the live podcast recording, the slide projections, the space and a few details we loved along the way.

Also, you have until tomorrow (Wed May 27) to catch Tanguy’s slide projections. If you’ve been meaning to stop by, now’s the time.

👉🏻 The print box we conceived together, “Nouveaux Fragments - Archives (2024-2026)”, is still available at the shop and online via theanalogclub.co. Thank you for everyone who already got one! There are still a few left for those who want to take a piece of the project home.

For these final two weeks of projections, we’re loading the carousels with new work on Thursday. More on this very soon.

Big thanks again to everyone involved in making this happen: the team at PRINT, Roxane and Dans Le Bain, everyone who helped behind the scenes, and all of you who continue to show up month after month.

Analog event photos📸:

Two years after his last print release, Tanguy Sergheraert () returns with Nouveaux Fragments (2024-2026), a box conceiv...
24/04/2026

Two years after his last print release, Tanguy Sergheraert () returns with Nouveaux Fragments (2024-2026), a box conceived in collaboration with The Analog Club (.analog.club) for the presentation of his work at PRINT.

This exclusive edition brings together a selection of 5 emblematic prints from his 2024-2026 archives (including one signed 20 × 25 cm print, four 16 × 20 cm prints) and a unique luminogram. Each photograph was first printed in the darkroom by the artist, then reprinted on Hahnemühle RAG 308 paper.

Only 150 boxes were made. No reprint. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.

You can choose your box according to the signed 20x25cm print you prefer. The box comes in 5 variants, 30 copies each.

With this edition, the idea was to create an object that carries the same attention and restraint as his images. Something you open slowly, that reveals itself piece by piece.

Available this Saturday, April 25 at PRINT. If you’ve been waiting to get one of Tanguy’s prints, this is a rare chance to take home a set like this, especially in such a limited run.

Edition details:
• Title: Nouveaux Fragments — Archives (2024–2026)
• Artist: Tanguy Sergheraert
• Conceived with The Analog Club
• Edition: 150 boxes
• Price: 150 EUR for the first 50

Contents:
• 1 signed print, 20 × 25 cm (rotating across 5 images, 30 copies each)
• 4 prints, 16 × 20 cm
• 1 unique luminogram

Production:
• All images were first printed in the darkroom by the artist
• Reprinted on Hahnemühle RAG 308 paper by
* Graphic design by

Box:
•Matte finish
• White lid / black base
• Crafted in Limousin, France

Thomas Sauvin Photo Recap | Part 2 (shot on film)A couple days ago we shared a first digital selection from our evening ...
23/04/2026

Thomas Sauvin Photo Recap | Part 2 (shot on film)

A couple days ago we shared a first digital selection from our evening with at .xp. Here’s the second one, pulled from various rolls shot throughout the night.

Talk, slides projection, people flipping through books, pizza cravings (shoutout to ), dancefloor action and that unmistakable PRINT sunset.

Thanks again to everyone who came and to for kindly supplying us with beautiful furniture.

If you couldn’t make it, the episode is now live on all streaming platforms, and images from the archive are still on view in our space until today (Friday April 24).

Next up: tomorrow, we’re loading the projector carousels with a new set of slides. Tanguy Sergheraert () and Anthony Seklaoui () will join us for a live podcast, followed by a vernissage and a projection of Tanguy’s work.

RSVP link in bio, we’re nearing capacity so make sure to arrive early to secure a seat.

See you soon!

Photos by , and

21/04/2026

We all knew it had to be green (except for one who was initially fighting for black).

Not just any green though… We stared at samples in different light, tested, went back and forth, changed our minds, and then changed them again until we finally found the one that felt right.

A year and a half after moving in, we gave the facade a glow-up 🌱

We also installed a new little sign in the upper left corner of the storefront.

Step by step.

Come see what changed.
6 rue Julien Lacroix, 75020 Paris

Still thinking about our first event at PRINT.Here’s a photo recap of our evening with last month. Full room, great ene...
20/04/2026

Still thinking about our first event at PRINT.

Here’s a photo recap of our evening with last month. Full room, great energy, and a conversation that really stayed with us. Thanks to everyone who came through, to and for capturing it so well and to for kindly supplying us, as always, with beautiful furniture.

If you couldn’t make it, the podcast episode with Dans Le Bain is now live on all streaming platforms, and the series is currently on display in our room until this coming Friday.

Next up: On Saturday April 25, we’re loading the projector carousels with new slides. We’ll be joined by Tanguy Sergheraert () and Anthony Seklaoui () for a live podcast, followed by a vernissage and projection of Tanguy’s work.

Limited spots, link in bio.

See you soon.

[FR] Deuxième rendez-vous chez .xp ! Un mois après une première soirée complète avec Thomas Sauvin / Beijing Silvermine,...
18/04/2026

[FR] Deuxième rendez-vous chez .xp ! Un mois après une première soirée complète avec Thomas Sauvin / Beijing Silvermine, The Analog Club (.analog.club) et Dans Le Bain () remettent ça. Même format, nouveaux invités.

Pour cette nouvelle édition, on reçoit Tanguy Sergheraert () et Anthony Seklaoui (), deux figures contemporaires de la scène photographique. Le nombre de places est limité. Inscrivez-vous via le lien en bio et venez tôt.

On débute la soirée par un épisode live du podcast animé par Roxane Moreau, autour d’un échange sur les réalités du métier de photographe en 2026. Avec Dans Le Bain, l’idée est d’ouvrir un espace de discussion où des photographes partagent leurs expériences, leurs visions et les trajectoires qui façonnent leur pratique.

La conversation sera suivie d’un vernissage et d’une projection de diapositives dédiée au travail de Tanguy, pensée et produite par The Analog Club.

🥂 Samedi 25 avril à partir de 18h
🎙️18h – 19h : Podcast live avec Dans le Bain
📽️ 19h – 21h : Projection diapos & vernissage avec The Analog Club

📍 PRINT, 26 rue Sorbier, 75020 Paris (3e étage)
👉 Accès libre sur inscription (lien en bio) — capacité limitée

On vous attend !
The Analog Club x Dans le Bain, Tanguy et Anthony

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