France: Denis Dailleux at Pau

 

 

Photographer Denis Dailleux is exhibited from October 9 to January 9 at the Parvis, cultural space Leclerc in Pau. After Ouka Leele or Raymond Depardon, a new program of very high quality for the room next to the bookstore of the shopping center. Denis Dailleux was awarded the prestigious World Press photo in 2000 for his series "Mother and son" photographed in Egypt. One of these award-winning shots is displayed in Pau amidst other exceptional Egyptian series. Le Parvis also invited another part of the Dailleux collection with its incredible photos of Ghana and the fishing port of Accra.

Find out more about Denis Dailleux: HERE

Brussels: Denis Dailleux Egypte/Ghana

Do not miss the incredible work of Denis Dailleux at Box Gallerie in Brussels.

He will be at the closing reception on November 2, 2019 from 4 to 8 PM.

More information: HERE

Portrait(s) at Vichy (France) June 15 - September 9, 2018

If you intend to spend some time in France in the next few months, the photographic festival "Portrait(s)" in the town of Vichy is surely an event not to be missed.

From June 15 until September 9, 2018, photographers will exhibit their work at the Cultural Center as well on the town walls.

At the Centre Culturel Valery Larbaud you will be able to discover:
Nelli Palomaki and her series <i>Shared</i>, 
Mattia Zoppellaro's work about Irish gipsies
Thomas Sauvin will showcase 300 images from his photographic archives project <i>Beijing Silvermine</i>
Justine Tjallinks's pictures of children with the down syndrome and her portraits of albinos women
Denis Dailleux will showcase children portraits' taken at Persan-Beaumont (Val d'Oise) at the end of the 80s.
Finaly Gilles Coulon's will reveal the images he captured on students and foster families in Vichy in collaboration with the CAVILAM and the French Alliance association.

Outside, at the town square Saint Louis and at the Train Station,
Karma Milopp studio, a duo of artists created in 2011 by the painter Carla Talopp and the photographer Thomas Millet will show the portraits they took using their itinerant outside studio.

 

More information: HERE