Beyond Words: Photography in The New Yorker is an exhibition of more than 100 works by 65 different photographers from across the globe. Although the material has been gathered from a wide range of sources—including studios, galleries, archives and private collections—and periods (from 1890 to 2010), every image was published in The New Yorker between 1992 and 2010, a formative period in the magazine’s history.

Guests: Hou Wei (artist), Stéphane Maggiacomo (artist）

Stéphane Maggiacomo was graduate from Sorbonne art history with master degree, He learned history, ancient Egyptology, art history, photography history and contemporary art etc. After these fine art-education , he learned handcraft by himself, he found new innovation in practicing because of the love and enthusiasm together with children. He has five years experience working in library, shows a special taste and knowledge in children’s art book.