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Bernard Demenge

Bernard Demenge

Glissement

Bernard Demenge has been working for a long while around popular culture and the collective memory.

place : Pavillon Populaire

Chiara Rame

Chiara Rame

Glue

The idea for "Glue" came about when the photographer discovered an old register in an abandoned factory.

place : Pavillon Populaire

Heiko Tiemann

Heiko Tiemann

Real indications

For ten years now Heiko Tieman has assiduously created this gallery of portraits which feature family and friends as well as strangers.

place : Salle Saint Ravy

Jean Révillard

Jean Révillard

Sarah on the bridge

Jean Revillard met Sarah on a track at the edge of a forest.

place : Salle Saint Ravy

Justin Partyka

Justin Partyka

Field Work : Photographs from East Anglia

These photographs were made between 2001 and 2008 in the East Anglian counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, one of the most rural areas of England.

place : Pavillon Populaire

Léa Habourdin

Léa Habourdin

Cahier de doléance

Tracing an insurmountable frontier; the abyss between man and the animals, which swings from curiosity to incomprehension yet constantly recalls the impossibility, might describe the venture that Léa Harbourdin has set herself.

place : Pavillon Populaire

Lise Lacombe

Lise Lacombe

La tierce des paumés

The Line of Lost Souls unveils a microcosm of society’s dissidents, and reveals a phenomenon which is anything but isolated; becoming more and more frequent in the towns and countryside of France.

place : Salle Saint Ravy

Lucia Herrero

Lucia Herrero

Tribus

In the series "Tribes" Lucia Herrero practices what she calls a fantastical anthropology.

place : Pavillon Populaire

Marie Liesse

Marie Liesse

L’horloge

Born out of impressions derived from the imagery of fairy tales, "L’horloge" is part of the series Les Confitures, fragments of stories which have their roots in the memories of childhood.

place : Pavillon Populaire

Michel Le Belhomme

Michel Le Belhomme

La bête aveugle

Michel Le Belhomme makes sculptures out of ordinary spaces, then turns them into images, in the manner of the involuntary sculptures of Brassai and the ready-mades transformed by the point of view of Patrick Tosani.

place : Pavillon Populaire

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