The 2020 edition of the Promenades Photographiques de Vend\u00f4me has been slightly modified by government measures related to the covid-19 health crisis. Usually inaugurated in mid-June, this year, the festival will open its doors to the public in mid-July and the 30 exhibitions, on the theme of the Far East, will be visible until September 20.<\/p>\n
Part of the previously unpublished programming will be presented for the first time in Europe. Also new for this 2020 year, three new places are associated with an initiative called \u201cConvergence\u201d. Exhibitions will be visible at the Ch\u00e2teau de Meslay, the Domaine du Plessis Sasni\u00e8res and the Fondation du Doute.<\/p>\n
\u2013 EXHIBITIONS \u2013<\/p>\n
MAX PAM Sea of love
\nALBARR\u00c1N & CABRERA The Mouth of Krishna
\nCUCHI WHITE Les incongruit\u00e9s du r\u00e9el
\nYANN STOFER Hokkaido
\nALEX HUANFA CHENG Chinese Wonderland
\nLAWRENCE SUMULANG Manila Gothic
\nKENSAKU SEKI Gokab
\nTSUTMOTU YAMAGATA Ten Disciples
\nYAN MORVAN BBK
\nWIKTORIA WOJCIECHOWSKA Short Flashes
\nMAKI UMABA Futari
\nMI-YEON I and Thou
\nMARVIN TANG Stateland
\nE.ARFEUIL & A. LIEBERT Scars of Cambodia. Un pass\u00e9 sous silence
\nALEXANDRE DUPEYRON Runners of the Future
\nFR\u00c9D\u00c9RIC STUCIN Sumatra, Indon\u00e9sie
\nAKIHIRO SHIROZA Glorification of the dead
\nALAIN LE BACQUER Ren
\nLAURA BONNEFOUS Failles<\/p>\n
\u2022 Prizes
\nBOURSE DES AMIS DU MUS\u00c9E ALBERT-KAHN Laureates :
\nJULIE FRANCHET Esprit de famille-Arm\u00e9nie
\nYULIA GRIGORYANTS Cosmic Solitude
\nALEKSEY MYAKISHEV Le nord russe
\nPRIX MARK GROSSET<\/p>\n
\u2022 Les v\u00e9g\u00e9tales exhibition
\nALINE H\u00c9AU L\u2019herbier bleu
\nJEAN-PAUL TEXIER Monde agit\u00e9
\nPASCAL GO\u00cbT Pareidolia
\nVIRGINIE SUERES Water beings
\nMICHEL GANTNER Nuits v\u00e9g\u00e9tales
\nCYRUS CORNUT Lost in the Forest<\/p>\n
\u2013 COMMIT TO EDUCATION \u2013<\/p>\n
To nourish the field of ideas, strengthen critical thinking and social cohesion, create dialogue between multiple horizons, culture, art and education remain a crying necessity. Since 2005, Promenades Photographiques have been keen to maintain and transmit their commitment to art and education. Through two experimental laboratories, the Atelier des Photos Et des Mots and the International Campus and the Mark Grosset Prize, the festival perpetuates its photographic mission by articulating a tenuous relationship between culture and education, these essentials that the festival supports and defends. .
\nThe PICTO laboratory is a partner of this event.<\/p>\n