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Paris openings this week
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Because he was part of the generation for whom the emergence of CANAL+ was a major cultural event, the television channel has asked Xavier Veilhan to turn his artistic vision to the celebration of its 30th anniversary. For this occasion, the artist has imagined a work composed of an immense mural and a stage space at the Palais de Tokyo.
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Palais de Tokyo
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Located in the Forum on level -1 of the building, the idea behind the new “Galerie de photographies” of 200 m2, with free access, is to make more generous use of the rich and varied photographic resources of the Musée National d’Art Moderne by offering visitors fresh interpretations of a collection containing 40,000 prints.
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Centre Georges Pompidou
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Klavdij Sluban’s photographs — which were taken in 2013 at Hauteville House — follow a tradition which has been cultivated since inception by Victor Hugo’s house of exile in Guernsey. A photographer of the alternative who is drawn by dark and original spaces, Klavdij Sluban seeks to pierce the mystery of this place of memory and poetry.
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Maison de Victor Hugo
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This exhibition traces the unique aspects of the history of theatre photography using four of Victor Hugo’s plays whose inspirational power continues to fascinate directors, actors and photographers.
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Maison de Victor Hugo
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The artists united in this exhibition form their point of view in relation to a given field of thought, exploring the different aspects of the photographic medium: in its form, beyond its unilateral and two-dimensional construction, which leads to a capturing of space, whether as filter, barrier, light, connection, sculpture or installation.
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Escougnou-Cetraro Gallery
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Muntadas’ work takes after historical conceptual art, this being how he identifies with today’s contemporary art world. The shapes and content of his work, however, tends to bring him closer at times to pop. The proposition …et avec cela? is, indeed, an example, made up of silkscreens or prints, posters.
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Michèle didier Gallery
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After the international success of ’Birthday Party’, Vee Speers presents her new series ’Bulletproof’ on the occasion of Mois de la Photo and Paris Photo. Her solo exhibition is accompanied by a book published by Kerher Verlag.
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School Gallery / Olivier Castaing
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’Temps sensibles’ is Florence Paradeis’ third exhibition at the In Situ gallery.
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In Situ Gallery
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Presented simply on patinated steel lecterns and lit by hidden LEDs, these porcelain books dedicated to the world of dreams illuminate and enligthen through their radiance and meaning. Each book was hand-made by Charlotte Cornaton in the famous historic workshops of Jingdezhen, China.
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BSL Gallery
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Mille miroirs dans la forêt’ combines the work of two photographers — Yuki Onodera & Aki Lumi — who share their life, time and workspace while each developing an exacting and independent oeuvre. The mirror, the inverter of truth, is the place where the reflection finds form, potentially becoming deformed and unfaithful.
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La MABA
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(French only) A l’occasion de l’ouverture de son nouvel espace, la MdM Gallery présente « Paysages Humains », une exposition collective qui rassemble le travail photographique de quatre artistes brésiliens. La galeriste Maria do Mar Guinle propose une vision du Brésil détachée des représentations iconiques du pays qui trop souvent tendent au cliché.
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MdM Gallery
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“It is through 122 Colour Photographs that I came to know the work of Keld Helmer-Petersen. Martin Parr introduced me to the volume when we were researching our history of the photo book…" — Gerry Badger
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Le Bicolore
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When a photographer shoots him/herself, s/he upsets a code of conduct, and the “shoot” morphs into a real challenge. This show of around 40 modern and contemporary prints reveals the photogenic power of this moment of truth.
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Les Douches la Galerie
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Evangelia Kranioti is a Greek artist based in France who practices the plastic arts. She has a degree in Law and in Visual Arts from the Ecole nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Paris and has just graduated from Fresnoy — Studio national des Arts Contemporains with unanimous special recognition from the jury.
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Sator Gallery
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Via a selection of paintings, collages and sculptures, the exhibition invites us to perceive artworks in their materiality and tangible reality, as well as the means by which they have developed, being the accumulated gestures which have resulted in their realisation and which precede its status.
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Perception Park Gallery
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The work of Scaglia reinterprets various events of the armed conflicts which arose in Peru between the 80s and 90. His interest for the recontextualisation of these events in the field of the art led him to question the origin of the avant-garde movement and to wonder what determines whether an action or gesture is considered as art.
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Bendana | Pinel Art Contemporain Gallery
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At first view, Dirk Braeckman makes photographs in the simplest possible way: he doesn’t go in search of remarkable subjects or extraordinary places but photographs whatever happens to be there, using a 35mm camera, often from a frontal perspective and at eye level.
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Le BAL
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For its second exhibition and in parallel with the Month of Photography, the Galerie Jérôme Pauchant presents the French duo artists Rémy Marlot and Ariane Chopard. This exhibition presents their most recent series entitled “Souvenirs d’Italie”, next to “Black houses”, the first series they created in black and white.
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Jérôme Pauchant Gallery
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In the same way as scientists try to determinate the fundamental laws of the Universe, the artists — through their aesthetic practices — dream and read into the world in order to re-integrate us into it as human beings. But can one make visible those complex elements whose physical reality remains unexplainable?
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Da-End Gallery
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The exhibition juxtaposes the contemporary photographers Antoine d’Agata, Dieter Appelt, Roger Ballen, Blanca Casas Brullet, Anne Mandelbaum, David Nebreda, Catherine Rebois, Andres Serrano, Dorothée Smith and Patrick Tosani. Each in their own way explores the dimensions of the perceptible and its photographic visual representation.
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Topographie de l’art
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Géricault’s ’The Raft of the Medusa’ is only the starting point from which Martin Bruneau puts his talent to work. Accordingly the raft constructed by those who have been shipwrecked is absent so to speak, leaving the bodies whose position and movements and preserved. They seem to float between sky and sea, life and death.
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Isabelle Gounod Gallery
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For Specific Inventory, Véronique Bourgoin questions the viewer about the evolution of communication space in our daily life, Joël Leick crisscrosses abandoned places listening to their history and delivers a series that is both modest and sensitive, for the “Library”, the American photographer Matt Lipps compiled thousands of black and white photos.
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Eva Meyer Gallery
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