Arles’ contemporary photography stop from the Fisheye universe — sharp, visual and perfectly tuned to the city’s image culture.
- Contemporary photography exhibitions
- Emerging and represented artists
- Image-based practices, documentary and experimental photography
- Seasonal Arles programming
- A strong stop during Rencontres d’Arles
- A gallery connected to the wider Fisheye media and publishing world
Fisheye Gallery has spaces in Paris and Arles; the Arles programme is especially relevant during the photography season and Les Rencontres d’Arles.
Check the current Arles exhibition before going. During summer, combine it with Rencontres d’Arles venues, bookshops, courtyards and evening photography events.
About
Fisheye Gallery Arles is a contemporary photography gallery in Arles, one of Europe’s most important cities for photographic culture. Connected to the wider Fisheye platform — known for its photography magazine, publishing and cultural projects — the gallery presents contemporary photographers, emerging image practices and exhibition projects that fit naturally into the city’s visual ecosystem. Fisheye Gallery has spaces in Paris and Arles, with its Arles venue especially active during the summer photography season and Les Rencontres d’Arles. Located at 19 rue Jouvène, it offers a compact but meaningful stop for travellers interested in photography, visual culture, image-making and contemporary artistic practices. The gallery is best visited as part of a wider Arles photography route, alongside festival venues, LUMA Arles, photography bookshops and smaller independent spaces. For Artlovers, Fisheye Gallery Arles is a strong addition because it shows photography not only as exhibition, but as media, publishing, discovery and cultural conversation.
Worth the trip
Because Arles is one of Europe’s great photography cities, and Fisheye Gallery belongs naturally to that ecosystem. It brings contemporary photographic voices, emerging image practices and Fisheye’s editorial universe into a gallery format.
