Mondes en commun: A Photographic Survey of the Planet at Musée Albert-Kahn

The third edition of the festival Mondes en commun, dedicated to contemporary photography, is being held in the garden of the Musée Albert-Kahn. The festival presents a state of the world through the lens of contemporary photographers. The event takes place in the museum's garden, offering a unique setting for the exhibition. The festival aims to explore and document the current state of the planet through photographic works. The Musée Albert-Kahn, located in Boulogne-Billancourt, France, is known for its Archives de la Planète, a project initiated by Albert Kahn in the early 20th century to document the world through photography. This contemporary festival continues that legacy by presenting modern perspectives on global issues. The festival is organized by the museum and features works by various contemporary photographers. The event is open to the public and provides an opportunity to engage with pressing global themes through art.