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| A Madagascar. Photographies de Jacques Faublée, 1938-1941 |
Inauguration jeudi 29 avril 2010 à 18h
Musée d’ethnographie de Genève Carl-Vogt
Cette exposition présente des photographies de la première mission ethnographique de Jacques Faublée à Madagascar, de 1938 à 1941. Elle propose de découvrir une sélection d’images parmi les 12’600 négatifs noir/blanc du Fonds légué au MEG en
2008. Le public est invité à découvrir ce Fonds visuel aux qualités esthétiques confirmées où figurent les grands thèmes de recherche de cet ethnographe: nature, navigation, habitats, élevage, portraits, rites funéraires. L’exposition engage une réflexion sur les relations entre l’ethnographie et la photographie; elle questionne aussi le rôle de nos fonds photographiques pour la recherche scientifique et leur accessibilité à nos publics.
Base de données en ligne. 7213 images du Fonds Faublée à découvrir:
http://www.ville-ge.ch/meg/musinfo_photo.php
Pour en savoir plus: http://www.ville-ge.ch/meg/expo17.php
Musée d’ethnographie de Genève
MEG Carl-Vogt
Bd Carl-Vogt 65 - 1205 Genève
T +41 (0)22 418 45 50
www.ville-ge.ch/meg
Bus 1, 32
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| The 25th Annual American Visions Photography Juried Exhibition |
Going Green
The new buzzword is sustainability. As more people try to account for
their carbon footprint, where do you stand on the green path? Beyond preserving the planet, green simply brings one back to summer days,lush forests, new growth, verdant landscapes, and human endeavors to heal the planet. Show the judges your vision of going green – whether it be bicycles, solar panels, human activism to promote sustainability, or the backyard garden.
Deadline: Friday, August 14, 2009
Fees: $25 for every 3 images submitted
(up to 9 from each entrant will be accepted)
Submissions: Prints will be accepted no later than Friday, August
14th, 2009. Submit each print—not exceeding 8.5 by 14 inches—with
your name, address, telephone and email address, along with a sixty
word statement explaining the significance of the work to the theme.
Send to : Museum of Anthropology, CSU; Chico, CA 95929-0400
Our Judges: Three judges will serve on our panel; an anthropologist,
a photographer/artist and a community member.
Exhibition: Selected prints will be displayed from September 8-27,
2009 in Kendall Hall. The grand opening and reception will be held
Tuesday, September 8, 2009 at 5:00 pm.
Awards: The $500 Valene Smith Award for Excellence in Visual
Anthropology will be given to the Best in Show. Three honorable
mentions will be recognized.
Contact: Adrienne Scott, Museum Curator (530) 898-5397
anthromuseum@csuchico.edu
Payment: Make checks payable to: CSUC Research Foundation. |
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| "Be carefully" Photographic Exhibition about West Papaua, 16 B/N pictures take in October 2007. This reportage is on Dani's Tribe. |
24 May 2008 until 11 June 2008
Centro Culturale “La Camera Verde”, Via G. Miani 20 – Roma ; Tel. 340.5263877
Be Carefully, the council that Mr. John, my guide, every morning repeated to me. Careful, you are much careful one: where hills the feet, to where I placed the hands, to which seize grab hold of to you. In order not to fall, in order not to ruin in the mud, in order to arrive finally in top to these small it goes them, and to make that my search of the Dani population, it caught up
the hoped result: to find one, ten, hundreds Dani still immune from the progress, still free to dress themselves and to think their traditions second.
Be carefully, to every they small scar, every they curious look to every repeated and ritual?s gesture, of a vital rhythm, that it is in order to disappear.
This part of world, the West Papua, is still immune from the tourism bites and escapes, from the mass tourism; my search of the "particular", that we see but "we do not watch". A surveying lead with the solo 50mm, that it obligates to being ?within the photo?, within the scene, ?to skin? with the subject portrait. ?The normal? objective this time has created some embarrassment is for me, is for the photographed subject.
I tried the colourful faces and tattoo, have found bodies from the deformed anatomy, bodies modelled and adapted to the atmosphere and the nature, but not for this less beautiful.
I know within the next few years that, that I have seen will be replaced completely from short and infrafinger, t-shirt and hats; I know that how much ?I have stopped? could be the last outcry of aid of traditions and sideboards religious at this point desuetude and forgotten from young?
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| Les «Vieux Croyants de Russie», photographies d’Ivan Boiko |
Expo et dédicace du livre “Vieux Croyants de Russie” d’Ivan Boiko (2000-2003).
67, boulevard Beaumarchais
75003 Paris – France
Tel : 33 (0)1 42 77 36 36
Fax : 33 (0)1 42 77 31 41
info@librairieduglobe.com
Les «Vieux Croyants de Russie»
photographies d’Ivan Boiko,
texte de Benoît Coutancier.
Éditions Somogy Editions d’Art, Paris, 2006.
Prix public : 27 euros.
Exposition photo à partir du 1er mars 2008
Rencontre - dédicace le jeudi 13 mars à 19h
Entrée Libre
La rencontre sera suivie d’un cocktaïl.
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