Exhibition “Marc Riboud, Photographs of Vietnam 1966-1976” at Guimet Museum, Paris
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, the association Les amis de Marc Riboud (Friends of Marc Riboud) and Guimet Museum present an exhibiton of prints and documents tracing the work of Marc Riboud in Vietnam, from 1966 to 1976.
Where? Guimet Museum, 6 place d’Iéna, 75016 Paris
Open everyday except Tuesdays, from 10am to 6pm
For more information: guimet.fr/fr/expositions/
« Quand la Chine s’éveille sous l’objectif de Marc Riboud » on Arte TV
The short documentary movie « Quand la Chine s’éveille sous l’objectif de Marc Riboud » (When China arises under the lens of Marc Riboud) has been broadcasted on Arte TV.
The director Renaud Cohen traveled on the traces of Marc Riboud in China. Photographers Xiao Quan and Li Ning, as well as galerist Huge Ling analyse his photographs and enlighten us on the major importance of his work in this country.
“Turning A Glance into Poetry”, retrospective exhibition at the Chengdu Art Museum, China
On December 10th, the retrospective exhibition of Marc Riboud at the Hunan Museum closed its doors. It was a real success, with almost 50,000 visitors in 3 months! And it’s not over yet for the Chinese public, as Marc Riboud’s photographs are now on show at the Chengdu Art Museum, in a redesigned exhibition space.
This exhibition is part of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between France and China. We would like to thank the French Institute in China for its support.
“The countries I love are like friends,” Marc Riboud once wrote, adding: “I like to see them again, to know what they are becoming, how they are changing. So I often go back to China, where everything changes more quickly than elsewhere, even if the attentive eye can see the permanence of things beneath this turbulent surface”.

Where? Chengdu Art Museum, N°388 Jinniuba Road, Jinniu District, Chengdu
For more information: https://www.cdmuseum.com
Book “Chines” now available in Chinese
We are glad to announce the publication in Chinese language of the emblematic book Chines. First published in 2019 by éditions de La Martinière, this extensive book is now published by Gingko in Shanghai. The book traces, over more than 50 years, the numerous stays Marc Riboud had in China, this country with which he forged a particular relationship.
This edition, slightly enriched, offers now to a new audience, especially concerned by the subject, the possibility to discover the beauty and deep transformation of this country, through more than 350 photographs, in black & white and color.
October news : Marc Riboud x Magnum Photos
Square Print Sale by Magnum Photos

Both Magnum and The Photo Society photographers have contributed over 120 signed or estate-stamped prints which are available to purchase as 6×6″ digital c-type prints on Fuji Crystal Archive Matte paper during the one-week online sale.
Find all the details of the sale on the Magnum Photos website
Group exhibition España x Magnum

This photograph by Marc Riboud is on show until October 26th at La Fábrica de Armas de La Vega in Oviedo, Spain. Magnum Photos agency, winner of the Princess of Asturias Award for Concord, is organising a group exhibition on the theme of Spain, featuring 112 prints by 46 photographers.
“West Meets East”, retrospective exhibition at the Hunan Museum, Changsha, China
The Association Les amis de Marc Riboud is delighted to announce the opening of a major retrospective exhibition in China featuring 148 photographs by Marc Riboud on loan from the Guimet Museum. Bringing together all these journeys, from Paris to the Far East and around the world, the exhibition gives pride of place to China.
China has been Marc Riboud’s greatest passion. As soon as he became a photographer, he tried to obtain a visa for this country that he had always dreamed of. Finally, in 1957, he was to be immersed for the first time in the faces and landscapes of China’s countryside and big cities. There he walked for days and days, in silence. To see and observe, because for him, the only way to understand this people, who seemed so far from us, was to look at them.
In the course of his many journeys, a deep, silent bond developed with those he was looking at. This silent communication with the Chinese people was Marc Riboud’s greatest joy. He loved exhibiting in China and would have been delighted with this retrospective in Changsha and Chengdu, which shows once again that the Chinese are still sensitive to this respectful, sympathetic gaze, which seeks to understand, to discover the beauty of form in the disorder of reality, to patiently follow the evolution of a people over more than fifty years.
This exhibition is part of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between France and China. We would like to thank the French Institute of China for its support.


Where? Hunan Museum, N°50 Dongfeng Road, Kaifu District, Changsha
For more information: https://www.hnmuseum.com
Exhibition “Histoire(s) sans fin” at Le Reverbere Gallery, Lyon

Marc Riboud will be on view at Le Réverbère Gallery in Lyon, along with his old friends William Klein, Bernard Plossu, Denis Roche and many others.
The collective exhibition will feature a selection of emblematic, rare, iconic or unique works by each of the gallery’s photographers.
For Marc Riboud, the gallery has chosen to focus on China, with marvellous “classic” photographs of 1957 and 1965, as well as those of the very modern China of the 2000s.
A word of advice: go for it! All the more so as this is the last exhibition of this remarkable gallery which, for 35 years, has brought photography to the whole region, and which, sadly, will be closing its doors at the end of the year.
Where? Le Réverbère gallery is located at 38 rue Burdeau, 69001 Lyon
For more information: www.galerielereverbere.com/exposition
Crossed perspectives on China : exhibition of Marc Riboud and Martin Parr at Forte di Bard, Italy
How to tell the story of a country like China: so vast, populous, diverse in its landscapes and in the peoples who make it up, so eternal and so changing? For this exhibition, we made a bet: we asked Martin Parr to select images from Marc Riboud’s archives and to add a selection from his personal archives. Without being exhaustive, these two proposals give a clear idea of the development of China from the 1950s to the present day, from an idealistic, inward-looking country to a superpower competing with the United States.
© Forte di Bard
Exhibition: “China. From Cultural Revolution to super power” Martin Parr – Marc Riboud
Production: Magnum Photos and Forte di Bard
Adress: Forte di Bard, 11020 Bard, Aosta Valley, Italy
Documentary movie “Marc Riboud, Photographier le XXème siècle” in official selection of the FiGRA
Documentary movie « Marc Riboud, Photographier le XXème siècle » by Virginie Linhart (2023) is in official selection of the Festival international du Grand Reportage d’Actualité.
Broadcast on May 31, 2:35 PM at CINEMA MAJESTIC 600, Boulevard de la république 59500 DOUAI
Production: Agat Films, in coproduction with Les amis de Marc Riboud
Photographs by Marc Riboud at Taikoo Li Qiantan, Shanghai
A selection of Marc Riboud’s photographs are to be seen in Shanghai, at Taikoo Li Qiantan, as part of the “Meta Eye Festival”.
Address: Taikoo Li Qiantan, 500 Dongyu Road, Pudong New Area, 200041, Shanghai, China