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PhotoSaintGermain
PhotoSaintGermain
November 5, 2019
Ilse Bing, Three schnauzers, three shadows, silver gelatin print, 1956 © Ilse Bing, courtesy Galerie Alain Le Gaillard
The PhotoSaintGermain festival is set to take place for the eighth time from November 6 to 23, 2019.
This year’s edition is under the artistic direction of Aurélia Marcadier and Viriginie Huet. Numerous museums, cultural centres, galleries, hotels and book shops situated in the Parisian quarter of Saint-Germain – famous for its artistic and literary past – will participate in the event, by hosting a total of 33 photo exhibitions. For 17 days, visitors are able to explore the history-steeped area on the left bank of the Seine by strolling from one fascinating showcase to another. The exhibition programme features works by 60 international photographers – among them Miguel Rothschild, Ilse Bing, Patrick Tourneboeuf, Pierrot Men, Aaron Stern, Stefano Cerio and Lucien Hervé.
For further information visit PhotoSaintGermain
This year’s edition is under the artistic direction of Aurélia Marcadier and Viriginie Huet. Numerous museums, cultural centres, galleries, hotels and book shops situated in the Parisian quarter of Saint-Germain – famous for its artistic and literary past – will participate in the event, by hosting a total of 33 photo exhibitions. For 17 days, visitors are able to explore the history-steeped area on the left bank of the Seine by strolling from one fascinating showcase to another. The exhibition programme features works by 60 international photographers – among them Miguel Rothschild, Ilse Bing, Patrick Tourneboeuf, Pierrot Men, Aaron Stern, Stefano Cerio and Lucien Hervé.
For further information visit PhotoSaintGermain
Ilse Bing, Three schnauzers, three shadows, silver gelatin print, 1956 © Ilse Bing, courtesy Galerie Alain Le Gaillard
Aaron Stern, Los Angeles, 2007-2018 © Aaron Stern
Miguel Rothschild, Geist (Spectre) 11.11.2018 2019, inkjet print with burns, 120×170 cm, © Miguel Rothschild, courtesy Bendana Pinel Art Contemporain et Kuckei+Kuckei
Lucien Hervé, Architecture populaire, Îles Baléares Espagne, 1959 © Judith Hervé, crédits photos Illés Sarkantyu.