Regards sur la ville by Gérard Althabe and Jean-Louis Comolli is a multidisciplinary exploration of urban life, blending anthropology and visual culture to analyze how cities are perceived and experienced. The book examines social, cultural, and spatial dynamics shaping urban environments through theoretical frameworks and case studies. It integrates visual documentation with anthropological research, offering insights into the complexities of city life. Published by the Centre Pompidou, this work bridges academic rigor with accessibility, making it valuable for scholars and general readers interested in urban studies. The authors challenge conventional urban perceptions, emphasizing the role of media and imagery in shaping narratives. With its interdisciplinary approach, the book addresses historical and contemporary urban challenges, providing a comprehensive resource for understanding the multifaceted nature of cities. Its publication by a reputable institution underscores its credibility, while its engaging content ensures relevance across academic and broader audiences.