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fotofever
fotofever
November 7, 2015
Jean-Philippe Charbonnier, L'Enfant flou, 1947
The fourth edition of 'fotofever' takes place in Paris from 13 to 15 November 2015. The photography fair aims to foster a wide-spread passion for collecting photography – one of the most innovative art forms of our times – as well as to provide a platform dedicated to contemporary photography, resulting in a stronger network to connect photographers and collectors.
The 'Little Brother' of Paris Photo
Described as the 'little brother of Paris Photo', this year's 'fotofever' fair represents around 100 galleries from around the world. These once again include Japanese venues such as Emon Photo Gallery, the Zen Foto Gallery and the Tezukayama Gallery. Among this year's new additions are the Lumière Brothers Gallery with its extensive collection of Russian photography, FELD+HAUS (Frankfurt), the ZOXX Gallery (Netherlands), the Montpellier-based Galerie Annie Gabrielli and the Ma’lle Galerie (Paris). The fair is coordinated under the artistic direction of Baudoin Lebon.
For further information visit Fotofever
The 'Little Brother' of Paris Photo
Described as the 'little brother of Paris Photo', this year's 'fotofever' fair represents around 100 galleries from around the world. These once again include Japanese venues such as Emon Photo Gallery, the Zen Foto Gallery and the Tezukayama Gallery. Among this year's new additions are the Lumière Brothers Gallery with its extensive collection of Russian photography, FELD+HAUS (Frankfurt), the ZOXX Gallery (Netherlands), the Montpellier-based Galerie Annie Gabrielli and the Ma’lle Galerie (Paris). The fair is coordinated under the artistic direction of Baudoin Lebon.
For further information visit Fotofever
Jean-Philippe Charbonnier, L'Enfant flou, 1947
Frank Landron, Porquerolles, 1979
Fang Yen Wen, Shinra, 2014
Lin Yung Chieh, 24 alleys mean HD, 2011
Daisuke Takakura, Crowd Monodramatic, 2014