Mathieu Bitton Presents His Exhibition at Leica Store & Gallery New York
- Mathieu Bitton's exhibition, which features portraits of renowned artists, is currently being showcased in New York after a successful debut in Los Angeles.
- The exhibition includes a book that captures Bitton's connection to Paris, accompanied by an opening reception and a special evening event.
- This showcasing reaffirms Bitton's significant impact on contemporary photography and his dedication to visual storytelling.
On November 5, 2024, Leica Store & Gallery New York announced the beginning of Mathieu Bitton's exhibition titled "Paris Blues: Decades of Moments and Reflections," which follows a successful premier in Los Angeles. This exhibition features an array of photography, showcasing Bitton’s connections with notable artists, including Mick Jagger, Lenny Kravitz, and Jay-Z. Bitton, a two-time GRAMMY Award winner, is widely recognized for his ability to capture poignant moments in music and culture through his lens. The opening reception for the exhibition is scheduled for November 7, with a special evening featuring a conversation and book signing with the photographer. Bitton’s extensive body of work includes portraits of music legends and documentary projects that highlight human stories across various cultures. "Paris Blues" stands out as Bitton's most personal project, reflecting his journey through Paris and making use of his collection of Leica cameras. Additionally, the exhibition is accompanied by a 240-page coffee table book published by teNeues, which showcases his deep connection to the city of Paris. The book includes heartfelt contributions from supermodel Naomi Campbell, emphasizing Bitton’s unique talent for capturing intimate moments. This event marks Bitton's seventh showcase with Leica and is part of his ongoing commitment to using photography as a means to celebrate and document cultural narratives and history.