Purple Magazine Paris Issue 31 - Juergen Teller cover Lucien Clergue it's a broad view of

it's a broad view of life and work that combines their singular focus on one art form with a strong awareness of others

submit to its spells and think through its oppressive confines

documenting her return to Ohio to photograph her extended family and the environments that shaped her earliest memories of America

driven across open oceans and waterways to retrace the movement and settlements of our ancestors

to the history of photography

Purple Magazine Paris Issue 31 - Juergen Teller cover Lucien Clergue it's a broad view ofParis is back. No longer do we have to run to London, Berlin, New York, or Tokyo for new discoveries the way we did when we founded the magazine in Paris in 1992, when the city was mostly conservative, slow moving, and opposed to change. Now, for the first time in almost three decades, Purple is devoting an entire issue to a city that in so many ways determined the aesthetic of this French magazine. Far from being a comprehensive overview of what the