Simultaneous openings of all PhotoSaintGermain exhibitions, except those at the Centre culturel irlandais, the Atelier de Sèvres, Librairie 7L, Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois and Hôtel La Louisiane.
Galerie Avril
9 Passage du Cheval Blanc, 75011 Paris
Meet the artists Alassan Diawara and Michella Bredhal and the curator Martha Kirszenbaum
L'Hôtel
13 Rue des Beaux Arts 75006
Book launch and talk for Relier les horizons, co-published by Rubis Mécénat and JBE Books.
Musée national Eugène-Delacroix
6 rue de Furstemberg 75006
Special late opening at the Musée national Eugène-Delacroix: a guided tour with artist Karen Knorr, followed by a book signing.
Open places :
- Zander galerie Paris
- Métamorphoses
- Musée Eugène Delacroix
- Quai de Solférino
- École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris
- Galerie Berthet-Aittouarès (11h - 13h ; 14h30 - 19h)
- Galerie Madé
- Spirale galerie
- Catherine & André Hug
- Galerie Vu' (11h - 18h)
- Librairie des Alpes
Centre Culturel Irlandais
5 rue des Irlandais 75005
Opening reception for the exhibition Portrait d’un collectionneur irlandais — free admission.
At the start of the opening, at 6:00 p.m., a conversation between the collector, Dr. Kronn, and the curator, Christina Kennedy.
Hôtel la Louisiane - 3e étage
60 rue de Seine 75006
Within the walls of La Louisiane, time holds the imprint of passing bodies and the memory of creative sleepless nights. From Beat Generation manuscripts to Miles Davis solos, this hotel on rue de Seine has long been a refuge for rebellious spirits. This year, for Photo Saint-Germain, nine rooms open their doors to fictions of the shadows, in an exhibition curated by Martha Kirszenbaum around subcultures. It transforms the hotel into a liberated territory, a poetic refuge where desire, the night and the rejection of norms are in dialogue.
With:
Tom Wood
Chantal Akerman
Michel Auder
Michella Bredahl
Tohe Commaret
Alassan Diawara
Linda Zhengová
Karol Radziszewski
Jill Westwood
Musée d'Histoire de la Médecine
Université Paris Cité
12 rue de l’École de Médecine 75006
Guided tour of the exhibition Michel Butor, portrait ultrasensible
Free visit, reservation required
À la bibliothèque du Centre tchèque de Paris
18 rue Bonaparte 75006
Alongside the festival's 38 exhibitions, a programme of workshops for children, free and open to all by reservation, has been organised in collaboration with the association Les Ateliers Artistiques et Créatifs de l'Image. A chance to discover the diversity of photographic techniques from an early age!
Echoing the exhibitions Denise Colomb, on the Quais de Solférino and Michel Butor, an Ultrasensitive Portrait at the Musée d'Histoire de la Médecine, this workshop focuses on portraiture and poetry.
After taking their own photographic self-portrait with digital cameras and a printer, participants transform their image through collage and writing, using coloured paper and fine Posca pens. Words, sentences, poems and graphic elements enter into dialogue with the photograph to compose a personal and sensitive portrait.
Registration is confirmed subject to availability.
You will receive a confirmation email from our team the day before.
During normal opening hours :
Centre Culturel Irlandais
Métamorphoses
Galerie Callot de l’École d’architecture Paris-Malaquais – PSL
Musée d'Histoire de la Médecine
Musée Eugène Delacroix
Quai de Solférino
École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris
Galerie Arnaud Lefebvre
Spirale Galerie
Galerie Vu'
Special hours :
14h30 - 18h30 Galerie Catherine & André Hug
15h - 18h Galerie Art Absolument
14h - 18h LAccolade
Open for groups with reservation :
Centre Tchèque de Paris
Bibliothèque du Centre tchèque de Paris
18 rue Bonaparte 75006
Alongside the festival's 37 exhibitions, a programme of workshops for children, free and open to all by reservation, has been organised in collaboration with the association Les Ateliers Artistiques et Créatifs de l'Image. A chance to discover the diversity of photographic techniques from an early age!
Drawing on black-and-white archive images of Paris from Jean Marquis's exhibition, Jean Marquis, Chronicler of the Everyday, at the Roger-Viollet gallery, and on Karen Knorr's colourful bestiary at the Musée Delacroix, participants will colour the images with Posca pens. They will then imagine a fantastical animal using cut-out and collage techniques, and place it within the scene. They will turn a documentary photograph into an imaginary scene, between heritage and fiction, and in doing so create their own bestiary of Paris.
Combining drawing, collage and colourful experimentation, the workshop explores the meeting of archive and visual poetry.
Registration is confirmed subject to availability.
You will receive a confirmation email from our team the day before.
Delpire
13 rue de l'Abbaye, 75006
Meet Rafał Milach, in dialogue with the exhibition "Last Resort" at the bookshop delpire & co, as part of the festival Un Week-end à l'Est.
Free admission, subject to availability
Deyrolle
46 rue du Bac, 75007
For one evening only, the late 19th-century projection slides of the Maison Deyrolle return to the setting they were made for.
At the suggestion of Jean-Marie Donat, more than a hundred educational slides will be shown, exploring subjects as varied as botany, wildlife, astronomy and geology.
Bruno Carrez will bring these images to life with his magic lantern, accompanied on cello by Philippe Pennanguer.
Galerie Arnaud Lefebvre
10 rue des Beaux-Arts, 75006
A conversation with Natalie Curtis and Q&A
Bibliothèque du Centre tchèque de Paris
18 rue Bonaparte 75006
Alongside the festival's 38 exhibitions, a programme of children's workshops, free and open to all by reservation, has been organised in collaboration with the association Les Ateliers Artistiques et Créatifs de l'Image. A chance to discover the diversity of photographic techniques from an early age!
Echoing the exhibitions Denise Colomb, on the Quais de Solférino and Michel Butor, an Ultrasensitive Portrait at the Musée d'Histoire de la Médecine, this workshop focuses on portraiture and poetry.
After taking their own photographic self-portrait with digital cameras and a printer, participants transform their image through collage and writing, using coloured paper and fine Posca pens. Words, sentences, poems and graphic elements enter into dialogue with the photograph to compose a personal and sensitive portrait.
Registration is confirmed subject to availability.
You will receive a confirmation email from our team the day before.
