On this week-end was inaugurated the first photographic Festival of Deauville called Contact Sheets created by Philippe Augier, mayor of Deauville, presided by Bettina Rheims and under the art direction of Patrick Rémy. We are showing you here the exhibition of Lise Sarfati and Charles Fréger...

01.11.2010[ read full story ]

The theme was the 25th Hour: An hour that came to be only during the night of Saturday during the winter time change. Over sixty persons have tried to interpret this moment, Deauville being one of the most prestigious and touristic city of France.

02.11.2010[ read full story ]

Born in 1975, Charles Fréger graduated from Rouen’s Ecole des Beaux Arts in 2000. His photos lend a poetic touch to an almost anthropological study of atypical social groups: Legionnaires, water-polo athletes, English school girls, Finnish synchronized skaters, ex-communis...

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The Festival has invited twice this year the same six students from the Ecole in residence in Deauville to photograph the city. The winner of 3,000 euros is Namsa Laubia, on the theme of ‘scenes form the beach.’

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The exhibition “Shadow and Light” attempts to construct a visual discourse that will make possible an exploration of what was the mexican photographic avant- garde; it also aims to bring two brilliant photographers who were contemporaries of Álvarez Bravo out of the shadows.

05.11.2010[ read full story ]

Sexual images are very commonplace today – at least in western society. Nowadays, they are digital images, and this transformation has only served to increase their number and make them easier to distribute.

05.11.2010[ read full story ]

Go, run, rush to the Jeu de Paume to see André Kertész exibition : it is a huge an gorgeous photography lesson. For the André Kertész groupies. I put one of my picture of the master made in 1979 during the Arles Festival with Agathe Gaillard. Yan Morvan

03.11.2010[ read full story ]

Weegee, Clark, Erwitt, Goldin… David Guiraud, specialist in 19th century photography, has the real talent to discover rare pictures. Beaudoin Lebon came to admire the Larry Clark images which where for sale for 3000 € each.
Please note that Galerie David Guiraud, on the...

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