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The Analog Club

Name: The Analog Club
Address: 6 Rue Julien Lacroix, Paris, 75020, FR
Telephone: +33670614973

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The Analog Club is a camera shop, gallery, bookshop and community highlighting the poetry of analog photography.

23/10/2026

[FR] PARIS POTOS | ÉVÉNEMENT 2 | Gangsta’s Paradise | Ven. 13 nov. (Vernissage à 18h) – Dim. 15 nov. | Floréal Belleville x The Analog Club | Floréal Belleville ☆ | Lien RSVP en bio

Pour le deuxième évènement de PARIS POTOS, la collaboration de quartier organisée en marge de Paris Photo par les voisins du Floréal Belleville et de The Analog Club, on vous propose de célébrer la sortie de Tropical Stoemp n° 6 : Gangsta’s Paradise (publié par Le Mulet) le vendredi 13 novembre.

Une nouvelle soirée autour de la photographie et de l’édition, toujours avec des projections de diapos, des livres et zines des Editions le Mulet et des tirages photographiques en riso.

Chaque numéro de ce magazine belge de photographie s’inspire d’une chanson et rassemble des images de différents photographes pour créer un seul récit visuel continu. Pas de texte, pas de portfolios individuels, juste des images qui racontent ensemble une histoire.

Inspiré du morceau emblématique de Coolio, ce sixième numéro explore le contraste entre l’idée du paradis et les réalités plus dures de la vie dans la rue. Réunissant le travail de plus de 30 photographes ainsi que des images d’archives, la publication développe ce thème au fil de 92 pages.

Et si vous ne pouvez pas venir vendredi, l’exposition restera visible au Floréal Belleville jusqu’au dimanche 15 novembre.

🗓️ Vendredi 13 novembre | 18h–22h : Vernissage
Samedi 14 et dimanche 15 novembre | 11h-19h
📍 Floréal Belleville, 43 rue des Couronnes, 75020 Paris
📷 Lancement de la publication, projection de diapositives, livres et tirages photographiques
🎟️ Entrée libre / Bar et restaurant ouverts | Lien RSVP en bio

Photographes:

1. SONIA REVEYAZ (Sonia Reveyaz)
2. MATHIEU VAN ASSCHE (Mathieu Van Assche)
3. JEAN-BAPTISTE BONHOMME (Jean Baptiste Bonhomme)
4. RONIN DE GOEDE (Ronin de Goede)
5. JEAN-BAPTISTE BONHOMME (Jean Baptiste Bonhomme)
6. SOUHAYL A (Souhayl Antoine Street Photography)

🇬🇧 English version in the comments

23/10/2026

[FR] PARIS POTOS | ÉVÉNEMENT 2 | Gangsta’s Paradise | Ven. 13 nov. (Vernissage à 18h) – Dim. 15 nov. | Floréal Belleville x The Analog Club | Floréal Belleville ☆ | Lien RSVP en bio

Pour le deuxième évènement de PARIS POTOS, la collaboration de quartier organisée en marge de Paris Photo par les voisins du Floréal Belleville et de The Analog Club, on vous propose de célébrer la sortie de Tropical Stoemp n° 6 : Gangsta’s Paradise (publié par ) le vendredi 13 novembre.

Une nouvelle soirée autour de la photographie et de l’édition, toujours avec des projections de diapos, des livres et zines des Editions le Mulet et des tirages photographiques en riso.

Chaque numéro de ce magazine belge de photographie s’inspire d’une chanson et rassemble des images de différents photographes pour créer un seul récit visuel continu. Pas de texte, pas de portfolios individuels, juste des images qui racontent ensemble une histoire.

Inspiré du morceau emblématique de Coolio, ce sixième numéro explore le contraste entre l’idée du paradis et les réalités plus dures de la vie dans la rue. Réunissant le travail de plus de 30 photographes ainsi que des images d’archives, la publication développe ce thème au fil de 92 pages.

Et si vous ne pouvez pas venir vendredi, l’exposition restera visible au Floréal Belleville jusqu’au dimanche 15 novembre.

🗓️ Vendredi 13 novembre | 18h–22h : Vernissage
Samedi 14 et dimanche 15 novembre | 11h-19h
📍 Floréal Belleville, 43 rue des Couronnes, 75020 Paris
📷 Lancement de la publication, projection de diapositives, livres et tirages photographiques
🎟️ Entrée libre / Bar et restaurant ouverts | Lien RSVP en bio

Photographes:

1. SONIA REVEYAZ (Sonia Reveyaz)
2. MATHIEU VAN ASSCHE (Mathieu Van Assche)
3. JEAN-BAPTISTE BONHOMME (Jean Baptiste Bonhomme)
4. RONIN DE GOEDE (Ronin de Goede)
5. JEAN-BAPTISTE BONHOMME (Jean Baptiste Bonhomme)
6. SOUHAYL A (Souhayl Antoine Street Photography)

🇬🇧 English version in the comments

21/10/2026

[FR] PARIS POTOS | ÉVÉNEMENT 1 | Archives Yan Morvan | Mar. 10 nov. (Vernissage à 18h) – Jeu. 12 nov. | Floréal Belleville x The Analog Club | .Belleville

On est heureux de vous présenter PARIS POTOS, une collaboration de quartier entre les voisins The Analog Club et le Floréal Belleville, qui se déroulera au Floréal Belleville du 10 au 15 novembre, avec deux expositions différentes.

Pour commencer, on vous invite à plonger dans les archives de Yan Morvan (1954–2024 / Archives Yan Morvan), figure incontournable du photojournalisme français. Une sélection d’archives inédites sera présentée sous forme de projections de diapositives, accompagnée d’une sélection de publications indépendantes, de livres par IPC et Quentin Euverte 🕸️ et de tirages photographiques.

L’occasion de découvrir un fonds photographique exceptionnel, de se retrouver autour d’un verre et de partager notre amour de la photographie. Et si vous ne pouvez pas venir au vernissage, l’exposition restera visible au Floréal Belleville jusqu’au 12 novembre.

Au cours d’une carrière de cinq décennies, Morvan a documenté plus de 20 conflits à travers le monde, du Liban à l’Irlande du Nord, en passant par l’Afghanistan et le Rwanda. Mais son travail allait bien au-delà des zones de guerre. Il s’intéressait tout autant aux marges de la société, photographiant des bandes de motards, des punks, des communautés underground et des personnes dont les vies étaient rarement mises en lumière.

🗓️ Mardi 10 novembre | 18h–22h : Vernissage
Mercredi 11 et jeudi 12 novembre | 11h–19h
📍 Floréal Belleville, 43 rue des Couronnes, 75020 Paris
📷 Projections de diapositives, publications indépendantes, livres, tirages photographiques
🎟️ Entrée libre / Bar et restauration sur place
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🇬🇧 English version in the comments

16/10/2026

A look back at a great evening at The Analog Club celebrating the launch of MITAN by Éric Antoine (Eric Antoine).

A huge thank you to Éric for sharing his work with us, and to everyone who came by and made the night so special!

MITAN, along with his first book Portland and a selection of signed, limited-edition skateboards, are still available at the shop! Come have a look.

👉 More events are coming soon. Keep an eye out on our newsletter for what’s next, and come join us for the next one.

📚 Want to host your upcoming book launch at The Analog Club? Send us your project! Link in our bio.

📸 Fiona Medaris

08/10/2026

A few analog moments from our evening with Nicola Cappellari (Nicola Cappellari), celebrating the launch of his latest book, Marea.

Nicola and his wife Roberta came all the way from Italy to spend the evening with us, bringing Marea and plenty of stories along with them. We talked analog, heard more about the images and ideas behind the book, learned a lot about Nicola’s personal journey with photography and shared a few glasses along the way.

A big thank you to Nicola and Roberta for making the trip, to Steve for kicking this off, and to everyone who came by and made our first event after the summer such a memorable one.

👉 More events are coming soon. Keep an eye out for what’s next, and come join us for the next one.

📚 Want to host a book launch at The Analog Club? Send us your project! Link in our bio
If you missed it, Marea is available at the shop, alongside Nicola’s first book, Analogical Limbo.

📸: Fiona Medaris

29/09/2026

Éric Antoine’s photographs are difficult to translate onto a screen.

His large-format ambrotypes, made by hand from the glass plate to the wooden frame, have a physical presence that a JPEG can only hint at: the depth of the image, the glass, the weight of the frame and the fine details that reveal themselves when you stand in front of them.

If you saw Éric’s ambrotypes at Paris Photo in 2024, or encountered his work elsewhere, you know how different they are in person. The real objects are something else entirely, but these images give you a glimpse.

3 ambrotypes will be on display on Thursday, alongside other works.

See you soon!

✍️ MITAN Book Launch & Signing
📍 The Analog Club, 6 rue Julien Lacroix
🗓 Thursday, October 1, 6–9 PM
🎫 Free & open to all, RSVP link in bio

28/09/2026

How does a photograph on glass become a print on paper?

There’s an incredible amount of craftsmanship behind the heliogravures made for Éric Antoine’s *MITAN*. The photograph is transferred onto a copper plate, which is then engraved, inked and pressed onto paper.

There’s something special about seeing these slow and meticulous techniques still being practiced today, and about the people who continue to research, refine and pass them on.

A big thank you to Hervé Sachy from Atelier Héliopse and Alma from Baptiste Poisson for the work that you do, and for giving us a look behind the scenes.

We’ll have a couple heliogravures and other works from Éric Antoine’s body of work on display this Thursday for the launch of his latest book, MITAN.

📍 The Analog Club, 6 rue Julien Lacroix, Paris 20e
🗓 Thursday, October 1, 18:00–21:00
🎫 Free & open to all, RSVP link in bio

26/09/2026

We just got our hands on MITAN!

And we have to say, this is one of the most beautifully made books we’ve come across this year. Join us next Thursday at the club to celebrate its launch.

The publication has been crafted with particular care to faithfully render the subtle tonalities of Eric’s original glass plates, thanks to the technical developments carried out by the Printmodel studio, one of the most advanced and professional printing studios in France.

30 × 24.5 cm, landscape format
180 pages, printed in 2 colors plus an 8-page section in 5 colors
75 photographs
Hardcover, anthracite/grey cloth binding, blind-stamped title
Published by Hemeria
70 EUR

All the images in the book are drawn from ambrotypes, produced with a large-format camera in sizes ranging from 30 x 30 cm to 40 x 40 cm.

📚 MITAN Book Launch
🗓️ Thu Oct 1, 6–9 PM
📍 The Analog Club, 6 rue Julien Lacroix, 75020 Paris

🎫 RSVP link in bio | Free admission

24/09/2026

Meet Éric Antoine next Thursday!

Éric was born in 1974, and discovered photography as he came out of adolescence. He gave it all his energy from there: traveling the world, encountering people and cities through his camera, and shooting for magazines for the next fifteen years.

Then, in 2010, his life took a sudden turn: he traded the noise of cities for a country house, slowed his pace considerably and retreated to the French countryside to develop a deeply introspective body of work. He began looking at life and nature in their simplest forms and has worked in large-format wet collodion on glass ever since.

A major contemporary figure of this 19th-century technique, he has created an artistic practice in which materiality and light take center stage. Between a perfectionist pursuit pushed to exhaustion, a quest for purity, and a meditation on time and transience, his work invites us to rediscover the world’s quiet beauty.

His work has been shown in galleries and museums across France, Europe and the US, and he’s represented in the US by San Francisco’s Dolby Chadwick Gallery.

Next week we’re celebrating the release of his latest and most ambitious book to date.

📚 MITAN Book Launch
🗓️ Thu Oct 1, 6–9 PM
📍 The Analog Club, 6 rue Julien Lacroix, 75020 Paris
🎫 RSVP link in bio | Free admission

23/09/2026

Book Launch | MITAN by Éric Antoine | Thu Oct 1 | RSVP link in bio

After a great first event of the fall with Nicola Cappellari last week, our next gathering is just around the corner, and it’s happening next Thursday with a photographer we’ve admired and followed for a while.

On October 1, we’ll have the pleasure of welcoming Éric Antoine for an evening around his colossal new book, MITAN.

For those who are familiar with his work yet, Éric is a major figure in contemporary wet collodion photography. For the past fifteen years, he has devoted much of his practice to the process, working with large-format cameras and making his own glass ambrotypes by hand, from preparing the chemistry to framing the final photographs. His work has been exhibited in galleries and museums in France, Europe and the US, and has become particularly known for the way he uses this 19th-century process to make contemporary images.

A few months ago, we shared the crowdfunding campaign for MITAN and encouraged you to help bring the book to life. We’re especially happy to now have Éric with us, with the finished publication in hand.

MITAN is the third book in a five-volume cycle that Éric is building over 25 years, following Ensemble Seul (2015) and Useful Lies (2021). Published by Hemeria, it brings together 75 photographs made using wet collodion on glass.

His approach is deliberately slow and methodical. He only creates 20 photographs a year and rather than constantly looking for new subjects, he often returns to the same places and motifs, allowing them to change over time.

🛹 There’s another part of Éric’s photographic history we’re excited to bring into the club too. He spent around fifteen years photographing skateboarding and travelling the world for magazines. He still skates today and will bring a limited edition of skateboards featuring his photographs, signed and numbered, alongside copies of his previous books, plus a selection of heliogravures, piezography prints, ambrotypes.

🗓️ Thu Oct 1, 6–9 PM
📍 The Analog Club, 6 rue Julien Lacroix, 75020 Paris
🎫 RSVP link in bio | Free admission

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Jeudi	13:00 - 19:00
Vendredi	13:00 - 19:00
Samedi	13:00 - 19:00

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+33670614973

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