Les Falaises du Trocadero, Paris, France, 2021.
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Can art change the world?
French artistJRasksand perhaps answersthis question in his comprehensive monograph published by Phaidon.
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A new chapter also highlights the artist’s recent work regarding theplight of child refugeesaround the world.
Portrait of a Generation, Hold-Up, Ladj Ly, Les Bosquets, Montfermeil, France, 2004.
(Photo: artwork JR)
Face to Face.
Portrait of a Generation, Hold-Up, Ladj Ly, Les Bosquets, Montfermeil, France, 2004. (Photo: artwork © JR)
Separation Wall, Palestinian side, Bethlehem, 2007.
(Photo: artwork JR)
Ballet.
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There are also new chapters focusing on recent social justice projects.
Face to Face. Separation Wall, Palestinian side, Bethlehem, 2007. (Photo: artwork © JR)
Deplace-e-s. Piazza San Carlo, Turin, Italy, 2023.
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Migrants.
Elmar, Flatiron Plaza, New York, 2015.
Ballet. The Eye of New York City Ballet, trompe-l’oeil photograph of eighty-one dancers from the New York City Ballet interacting with paper, 2014. (Photo: artwork © JR)
Déplacé-e-s. Piazza San Carlo, Turin, Italy, 2023. (Photo: artwork © JR)
Migrants. Elmar, Flatiron Plaza, New York, 2015. (Photo: artwork © JR)
