An overview of the 2024 program announces a year rich in projects, promoting contemporary artists and the museum's collections.

• Richard Mosse, Broken Spectre
• Deborah Turbeville, Photocollage
• Virginie Otth, A Lake in the Eye, One for the Other a carte blanche given to Virginie Otth
• Mathieu Bernard-Reymond, D'après Ramuz

are on view at Photo Elysée until Frebruary 25, 2024.

The Prix Elysée is an international award for photographic production that encourages photographers or mid-career artists to develop an original project on a theme of their choice.

Applications are open from November 10, 2023 to January 28, 2024.

Information on www.prixelysee.ch

This autumn, Photo Elysée presents five new exhibitions, on view from November 3, 2023:

• Richard Mosse. Broken Spectre
• Deborah Turbeville. Photocollage
• Virgnie Otth. A Lake in the Eye
• One for the Other. A carte blanche given to Virginie Otth
• Mathieu Bernard-Reymond. Photo Elysée x La Muette at Signal L.

From September 19 to November 3, 2023, UBS and Photo Elysée present a temporary exhibition entitled Henriette Grindat. Une poétique des formes. The public can discover a selection of the artist's photographs from the museum's collections in the main hall of UBS, Place Saint-François 16, Lausanne.

This summer, Photo Elysée presents four new exhibitions, on view from June 30, 2023:

• Laia Abril. Mass Hysteria
• Open Books
• Debi Cornwall. Model Citizens
• Jagoda Wisniewska. Photo Elysée x Arsenic project at Signal L.

Photo Elysée and Parmigiani Fleurier are pleased to announce the identity of the winner of the Prix Elysée 2023: American photographer Debi Cornwall, was selected by an international jury of experts amongst eight nonimated project. He current series, Model Citizens, will be on view at the Museum June 30-October 1,2023.

This spring, Photo Elysée is offering three new exhibitions to discover from March 3, 2023:

• Blur. A photographic history
• Gabriel Lippmann. Color photography
• Under your smell. ECAL X Jean Paul Gaultier.

Josef Koudelka. Ikonar, After Nature and #Ukraine are on view at Photo Elysée until January 29, 2023. An overview of the 2023 program announces a year rich in projects, promoting contemporary artists and the museum's collections.

After the inaugural period that ended on September 25, Photo Elysée presents its fall program, with two exhibitions that will open on Saturday, November 5, 2022: Josef Koudelka. Ikonar. Archival constellations and After nature. Swiss Photography in the 19th Century, as well as a focus on Ukraine in the LabElysée, opening on November 17, 2022.