10.13 NOV 2016 GRAND PALAIS - 20TH EDITION - Paris Photo
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20 AVRIL 1979, PARIS, RUE HENRI BARBUSSE, 1979 © DENIS ROCHE, COURTESY GALERIE LE RÉVERBÈRE, LYON
20 TH EDITION
GRAND PALAIS
10.13 NOV 2016
ENGLISH VERSION
Under the high patronage of
La Banque Privée de J.P. Morgan présente Mr François HOLLANDE
President of the French Republic
J.P. Morgan Private Bank presents
PARIS PHOTO 2016
We are happy to welcome you to the 20th edition of Paris Photo.
Since 1997, the fair has not ceased to evolve thanks to the
projects proposed by the galleries, selected for their excellence,
diversity and engagement, and the participation of the art book
dealers whose publications testify to the inseparable ties that
exist between the book and photography.
At the heart of the fair are the main sector galleries, the
publishers and the PRISMES sector featuring series, large formats
and installations; there is additionally a programme rich in
content. In the Salon d’Honneur, the Centre Pompidou unveils
highlights from their last 10 years of photographic acquisitions
and J.P. Morgan presents a selection of photographs from its
collection. Additionally, the Platform proposes a conversation
series, and under the glass roof of the Grand Palais you will
Tina Barney The Reception, 1985. Chromogenic print. JPMorgan Chase Art Collection discover Alinka Echeverría, laureate of the BMW Residency as well
© Tina Barney, Courtesy of Paul Kasmin Gallery as the exhibitions of our partners. And not least, a new edition
of the Paris Photo – Aperture Foundation 2016 PhotoBook Awards and
numerous signature sessions during the fair drawing inquisitive
crowds for direct encounters with renowned artists.
This year Paris Photo steps out of the Grand Palais in collaboration
with Gare & Connexions for a carte blanche given to Raphaël Dallaporta,
and Radio Nova with on-air programming bringing words to images.
PhotoPlay: Pictures-in-Pictures Lastly, an exceptional publication, Paris Photo 1997-2016, Parcours,
retraces the history of the fair and reassembles nearly 100
contributions from figures in the field of photography.
Une sélection d’œuvres issues de la JPMorgan Chase Art Collection We hope to that you will be numerous, making this week a rich
source of exchange around photography,
(Salon d’Honneur du Grand Palais, 1er étage)
From the JPMorgan Chase Art Collection, on view in the Salon d’Honneur, ---
1st Floor, Grand Palais
FLORENCE BOURGEOIS
Director of Paris Photo
CHRISTOPH WIESNER
Artistic Director
MAI 36 Zurich RX Paris
153 GALLERIES MARTIN ASBÆK Copenhagen SAGE Paris
MELANIE RIO Nantes SCHEUBLEIN + BAK Zurich
MEM Tokyo SCHOOL OLIVIER CASTAING Paris
MICHAEL HOPPEN London SHOSHANA WAYNE Santa Monica
MOR CHARPENTIER Paris SOPHIE SCHEIDECKER Paris
1900-2000 Paris FELDBUSCHWIESNER Berlin NATHALIE OBADIA Paris SORRY WE’RE CLOSED Brussels
AKIO NAGASAWA Tokyo FIFTY ONE Anvers NEXTLEVEL Paris STALEY-WISE New York
ALAIN GUTHARC Paris FILOMENA SOARES Lisbon NICHOLAS METIVIER Toronto STEPHEN DAITER Chicago
ANITA BECKERS Frankfort FLATLAND Amsterdam NORDENHAKE Berlin STEVENSON Cape Town
ANNE DE VILLEPOIX Paris FLOWERS London ODILE OUIZEMAN Paris STILLS Sydney
ARTEF Zurich FRAENKEL San Francisco PACE/MACGILL New York
ASYMETRIA Warsaw FRANÇOISE PAVIOT Paris SUZANNE TARASIEVE Paris
PACI Brescia
ATLAS London GAGOSIAN Paris TAIK PERSONS Helsinki
PARIS-BEIJING Paris
BAUDOIN LEBON Paris GEORGES-PHILIPPE & NATHALIE TAKA ISHII Tokyo
PARROTTA Stuttgart
BENDANA | PINEL Paris VALLOIS Paris TASVEER Bangalore
PARTICULIÈRE/FOUCHER-BIOUSSE
BENRUBI New York GILLES PEYROULET Paris THESSA HEROLD Paris
Paris
BERNHEIMER Munich Lucerne GITTERMAN New York THOMAS ZANDER Cologne
PATRICIA CONDE Mexico
BERNIER/ELIADES Athens GRUNDEMARK NILSSON Berlin TOLARNO Melbourne
PHOTO & CONTEMPORARY Turin
BEYOND Taipei HAMILTONS London POLARIS Paris TOLUCA Paris
BINOME Paris HANS P. KRAUS JR. New York POLKA Paris UNTILTHEN Paris
BLINDSPOT Hong Kong HARDHITTA Cologne PURDY HICKS London V1 Copenhagen
BO BJERGGAARD Copenhague HENRIQUE FARIA New York RICHARD SALTOUN London VINTAGE Budapest
BRUCE SILVERSTEIN New York HOWARD GREENBERG New York ROBERT HERSHKOWITZ London VINTAGE WORKS Chalfont
BRYCE WOLKOWITZ New York IN CAMERA Paris ROBERT KLEIN Boston VU’ Paris
CAMERA OBSCURA Paris INGLEBY Edimbourg ROBERT KOCH San Francisco WHITE SPACE London
CAMERA WORK Berlin JABLONKA MARUANI & MERCIER ROBERT MANN New York XIPPAS Paris
CARLOS CARVALHO Lisbon Brussels ROBERT MORAT Berlin YANCEY RICHARDSON New York
CAROLINE SMULDERS Paris JACKSON Atlanta ROLF ART Buenos Aires YOSSI MILO New York
CATHARINE CLARK San Francisco JAMES HYMAN London ROMAN ROAD London YUMIKO CHIBA Tokyo
CÉCILE FAKHOURY Abidjan JANET BORDEN New York ROSEGALLERY Santa Monica ZAK|BRANICKA Berlin
CHARLES ISAACS New York JEAN KENTA GAUTHIER Paris
CHELOUCHE Tel Aviv JOHANNES FABER Vienne
CHRISTOPHE GAILLARD Paris JUANA DE AIZPURU Madrid
CHRISTOPHE GUYE Zurich JULIAN SANDER Cologne
CONTINUA San Gimignano KALFAYAN Athens
DANIEL BLAU Munich
DANIEL TEMPLON Paris
KARSTEN GREVE Paris
KEITH DE LELLIS New York
30 PUBLISHERS / ART BOOK DEALERS
DANZIGER New York KICKEN Berlin
DEL INFINITO Buenos Aires KLEMM’S Berlin
ACTES SUD Arles KEHRER Heidelberg
DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM Berlin LAURENT GODIN Paris
ANDRÉ FRÈRE ÉDITIONS Marseille KERBER Berlin
DIX9–HÉLÈNE LACHARMOISE Paris LE RÉVERBÈRE Lyon
APERTURE FOUNDATION New York KOMIYAMA TOKYO Tokyo
DU JOUR AGNÈS B. Paris LELONG Paris ART AND THEORY Stockholm LA FÁBRICA Madrid
DVIR Tel Aviv LES DOUCHES Paris ARTRON ART Shenzhen LIBRAIRIE 213 Paris
EAST WING Dubai LES FILLES DU CALVAIRE Paris BOOKSHOP M Tokyo MACK Londres
EDWYNN HOUK New York LOOCK Berlin CHLOÉ ET DENIS OZANNE Paris LIVRARIA MADALENA São Paulo
EMMA MOLINA Monterrey LUISOTTI Santa Monica CONTRASTO Rome ONLY PHOTOGRAPHY Berlin
EMON Tokyo LUMIÈRE DES ROSES Montreuil DAMIANI Bologna PHOTOSYNTHÈSES Paris
EQUINOX Vancouver M BOCHUM Bochum DELPIRE Paris RADIUS BOOKS Santa Fe
ERIC DUPONT Paris M+B Los Angeles DIRK K. BAKKER BOEKEN Amsterdam RM Barcelona
ERIC FRANCK / AUGUSTA EDWARDS M97 Shanghai ÉDITIONS TEXTUEL Paris STEIDL Göttingen
London MAGDA DANYSZ Paris ÉDITIONS XAVIER BARRAL Paris SUPER LABO Kanagawa
ESTHER WOERDEHOFF Paris MAGNIN-A Paris FILIGRANES Paris TASCHEN Paris
ETHERTON Tucson MAGNUM Paris HATJE CANTZ Berlin TISSATO NAKAHARA Paris
PRISMES
SALON D’HONNEUR
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The PRISMES sector is dedicated to the presentation of specially-
commissioned and exceptional projects including large-formats,
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series, and installation works exploring the diverse practices of
the photographic medium. The projects presented by the selected
galleries offer visitors new perspectives on photography.
For the 20th edition, PRISMES has expanded occupying a larger
space in the upper level of the fair to unveil projects by
14 artists:
THOMAS BARROW
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EDWARD BURTYNSKY
DOUGLAS GORDON
NOÉMIE GOUDAL
ANTHONY HERNANDEZ
WILLIAM KLEIN
ZOFIA KULIK
DINH Q. LÊ 1 - THOMAS BARROW 2 - EDWARD BURTYNSKY 3 - DINH Q. LÊ
GONZALO LEBRIJA Machine, 1975, from the "Essential Element" - TWC from Four Perspectives
CAIO REISEWITZ series Cancellations Silver Lake Opérations #6, 50 x 1,27m
BETTINA RHEIMS ANNE DE VILLEPOIX, Paris Lake Lefroy, Western SHOSHANA WAYNE, Santa Monica
ISSEI SUDA Australia, 2007
ANTANAS SUTKUS HOWARD GREENBERG, New York
NICHOLAS METIVIER, Toronto
PENELOPE UMBRICO
BRYCE WOLKOWITZ, New York
FLOWERS, London
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7
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5
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4 - ANTHONY HERNANDEZ 5 - NOÉMIE GOUDAL 6 - DOUGLAS GORDON 7 - CAI0 REISEWITZ 8 - ZOFIA KULIK
Pico blvd. & Cochran ave., 1978 Les mécaniques 1, 2016 “Reflux”, 2016 Panambira, 2016 All the Missiles Are One
From the series Waiting, Detail from the triptyque UNTILTHEN, Saint-Ouen 300 x 800 cm Missile, 1993
Sitting, Fishing and Some LES FILLES DU CALVAIRE DVIR, Tel Aviv-Yafo BENDANA PINEL, Paris 300 x 850 cm
Automobiles TAIK PERSONS, Berlin
THOMAS ZANDER, Cologne ZAK | BRANICKA, Berlin
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13
9
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14
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9 - WILLIAM KLEIN 10 - BETTINA RHEIMS 11 - ANTANAS SUTKUS 12 - ISSEI SUDA 13 - GONZALO LEBRIJA 14 - PENELOPE UMBRICO
“Paris + Klein” - Ramy, October 2014, Hands, from the series Bon-odori Nishimonai, R75/5 Toaster, 2008 “Mountains, Moving”, 2012
Existence, Paris, 1998 Poitiers Vivonnes In Memoriam, Akita, Japan, 1976, (set of 66) BRUCE SILVERSTEIN, New York
POLKA, Paris XIPPAS, Paris 1988–1997 from the series Fushikaden Exhibition view
WHITE SPACE, Londres (set of 138) LAURENT GODIN, Paris
JEAN KENTA GAUTHIER, Paris
AKIO NAGASAWA, Tokyo
CENTRE POMPIDOU
THE PENCIL OF CULTURE
10 YEARS OF PHOTOGRAPHY
ACQUISITIONS
Exhibition curators: Clément Chéroux and Karolina Ziębińska-Lewandowska
The Centre Pompidou photograph collection comprises more than
40,000 prints and is currently one of the most important in Europe.
This collection is one of the rare to offer a complete history
of modern and contemporary photography in all of its diversity,
with numerous highlights, especially from the 1920s and the 1930s,
including photographs by Man Ray, Brassaï, Brancusi, and other
associated with New Vision and Surrealism.
For the Paris Photo’s 20th edition, the Centre Pompidou presents
a selection of a hundred works illustrating the most remarkable
moments within the last 10 years of photography acquisitions at
the museum. This selection will present artworks from over 40 authors
including Richard Avedon, Valérie Belin, Brassaï, Andreas Gursky,
Germaine Krull, Sherrie Levine, René Magritte, Marc Riboud,
August Sander, Allan Sekula, Alina Szapocznikow, Maurice Tabard,
Wolfgang Tillmans, Etienne Léopold Trouvelot, Raoul Ubac, Jeff Wall…
Taking its title from the first book in the history of photography,
The Pencil of Nature, published by William Henry Fox Talbot in
1844, this exhibition shows that the image of photography is not
only a reproduction of nature anymore. It also became an indicator
of culture.
The exhibition is organised with the support of J.P. Morgan,
official partner of Paris Photo.
J.P. Morgan also presents PHOTOPLAY, photographs from
the JPMorgan Chase Art Collection.
MAURICE TABARD
Masque Punu / Punu Mask, 1937
The exhibition is presented on the 1st floor in the Salon d’Honneur Epreuve gélatino-argentique / Gelatin silver print
of the Grand Palais. © Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI/Philippe Migeat/Dist. RMN-GP
PARIS PHOTO 1997-2016 THE PLATFORM
PARCOURS
The Platform is an experimental forum proposing, over the course of
four days, a series of conversations according to 5 axes:
HOW TO COLLECT PHOTOGRAPHY TODAY ?
Photography now occupies an important position within most large
art museums. Recognized as art, the photographic medium continuously
enriches their collections. Clément Chéroux, chief curator and
Karolina Ziębińska-Lewandowska, curator, both at the Photography Department
of the Centre Pompidou / Musée National d’Art Moderne, together with
their guests will discuss directions in which photography collections
could or should develop.
PROVOKE MAGAZINE BETWEEN ART AND POLITIC IN THE 60’S IN JAPAN
The cult magazine Provoke changed the history of photography.
Coinciding with the exhibition, Provoke, Between Protestation and
Performance, currently on view at Le BAL, Diane Dufour, co-curator, and
her guests will propose a cross-analysis of Provoke, its historical
context and its ties to the emergence of performance art in Japan in
the 1960s.
PHOTGRAPHY BEYOND REPRESENTATION
Jens Hoffmann, Deputy Director of the Jewish Museum, New York and
Senior Curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, leads a
discussion on how the use of digital manipulation, the selection
of specific cameras or lenses, and the choice of photo paper or
For its 20th edition, Paris Photo presents Paris Photo 1997-2016, development techniques are purposely employed in order to produce
Parcours, a co-publication with Éditions Xavier Barral tracing the photographic works that go beyond the production of images, thus
fair’s pioneering role for the promotion of photography. Comprised of pointing towards the materiality, color, form, surface and physicality
retrospective images and archival texts, this special edition also of the photographs themselves.
features contributions from 89 figures that have marked the history of
Paris Photo. PHOTOGRAPHY & CINEMA IN PRACTICE
For this limited edition every cover is unique thanks to the participation Matthieu Orléan, artistic consultant at La Cinémathèque Française,
of the Tendance Floue collective. Contributions appear in the original will lead a discussion with filmmakers, artists, critics, and curators
language (either French or English). The publication is available for on vernacular photography in cinematic production and the role of still
purchase at Paris Photo and in the online shop while supplies last. photography in the history of art. He will also hold a discussion with
two artists on their conjoined and paradoxical practices of photography
Contributors: and cinema.
Martin Parr, Paul Graham, David Lynch, Wim Wenders, Sophie Calle,
Boris Mikhailov, Juergen Teller, Rik Gadella, Julien Frydman, THE ARTIST AS…
Lesley Martin, Harald Falckenberg, Hans P. Kraus, agnès b., Pascal Beausse, head of the photographic collections at
Howard Greenberg, Thomas Zander, Tim Jeffries, Françoise Paviot, Centre National des Arts Plastiques, will lead a discussion with
Simon Baker, François Hébel, Markus Schaden, Lisa K. Erf, Diane Dufour, artists on the different roles that artists undertake, from the act
Agnès Sire, Simone Klein,… of creation to the diffusion and exhibition of their images:
the artist as curator, collector, investigator, activist, poet…
Co-publication: Paris Photo - Éditions Xavier Barral
With the participation of Tendance Floue & Picto Foundation, The Platform conversations are located in the level 1 Auditorium and
Picto laboratory endowment fund open to all Paris Photo ticket-holders.
of Bresson, Assayas, Téchiné,
PLATFORM PROGRAMME 4:30 – 5:30PM
DISPLAYING PHOTOGRAPHS Skolimowski, among others)
JENS HOFFMANN Eric Baudelaire (Artist/
AUDITORIUM – LEVEL 1 with Filmmaker)
Piper Marshall (Independant Philippe Terrier-Hermann
Curator) (Artist/Filmmmaker)
Brian Sholis (Curator of Walter Moser (Head of the
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10 5:30 – 6:20PM
phtography, Cincinnati Art photographic collection,
ART, ANTI-ART, NON ART, PERFORMANCE Museum)
AND ACTIONS Albertina, Vienna)
Eva Respini (Chief Curator,
DIANE DUFOUR Barbara Lee Collection,
1:30-3:00PM -
with The Institute of Contemporary
HOW TO COLLECT Walter Moser (Head of the
PHOTOGRAPHY TODAY? Art, Boston)
photographic collection, 6:45 – 7:45PM
CLÉMENT CHÉROUX & Albertina, Vienna) ARTIST DISCUSSION
-
KAROLINA ZIĘBIŃSKA-LEWANDOWSKA Yuri Mitsuda (Curator and MATTHIEU ORLÉAN
with historian) 6:00 – 7:00PM with
Matthew S. Witkovsky Elisa Uematsu (Director, ASSEMBLING PHOTOGRAPHS Jerry Schatzberg (Photographer
(Curator of the Department of Taka Ishii Gallery) JENS HOFFMANN and filmmaker of the New Hollywood)
Photography, The Art Institute Yumiko Chiba (Gallerist, Yumiko with
of Chicago) Chiba Gallery) Damien Bachelot (Collector)
Florian Ebner (Head of the Fred Bidwell (Collector,
- Curator) SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13
Photographic Collection, Museum
Folkwang)
6:30 – 7:20PM
Ann Thomas (Senior Curator, PROVOKE’S LEGACY AND INFLUENCE
Canadian Photography Institute) 1:30-2:15PM
ON ARTISTS TODAY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 ARTIST DISCUSSION
DIANE DUFOUR PASCAL BEAUSSE
- with
with
Jean-Kenta Gauthier (Gallerist, 1:30 – 3:00PM
Roger Ballen (Artist)
3:35 – 4:20PM Jean-Kenta Gauthier Gallery) USE OF VERNACULAR PHOTOGRAPHY
PROVOKE OR THE END OF Daisuke Yokota (Artist) IN CINEMA: INSPIRATIONS AND
MISAPPROPRIATIONS -
THE PHOTOGRAPHIC LANGUAGE? Antoine d’Agata (Artist)
DIANE DUFOUR MATTHIEU ORLÉAN
with 2:30-3:15PM
with ARTIST DISCUSSION
Christophe Berhault (Artist)
Matthew S Witkovsky (Curator of Sébastien Lifshitz (Filmmaker/ PASCAL BEAUSSE
the Department of Photography, artist) with
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11
The Art Institute of Chicago) Valérie Mréjen (Filmmaker/ Suzanne Lafont (Artist)
Yoko Sawada (Founder of Osiris) artist)
Akio Nagasawa (Gallerist, Akio 1:30 – 2:30PM -
Nagasawa Gallery) -
CONSTRUCTING PHOTOGRAPHS
Christoph Schifferli JENS HOFFMANN 3:30-4:15PM
3:30 – 4:15PM
(Collector) with DISCUSSION ARTIST DISCUSSION
Sharon Lockhart (Artist) MATTHIEU ORLÉAN PASCAL BEAUSSE
- Chris Wiley (Artist) with with
Joachim Koester (Artist) Michel Campeau (Artist)
4:30 – 5:20PM -
TOWARDS A NEW AESTHETICS -
3:00 – 4:00PM Platform programme talks and events are
OF PROTEST? open to all Paris Photo ticket holders.
READING PHOTOGRAPHS 4:45 – 6:15PM
DIANE DUFOUR Seats are available on a first come first
JENS HOFFMANN IMPOSSIBLE HISTORY OF SET seated basis. Simultaneous translation
with with PHOTOGRAPHY, FROM ITS ORIGINS TO is available in both French and English.
Duncan Forbes (Director, Jörg Heiser (Director of Art in THE PRESENT DAY Video footage of the Platform will be
Fotomuseum Winterthur) Context Institute and editor at MATTHIEU ORLÉAN available online via parisphoto.com at a
John Gossage (Artist) later date.
large frieze magazine) with Programme subject to modifications.
Marc Feustel (Curator and Art Michelle Kuo (Editor in Chief, Isabelle Weingarten (Actress / Download the Paris Photo mobile app or visit
Critic) Artforum) Still Photographer for the films parisphoto.com for the latest updates.
JH ENGSTRÖM, Aperture Foundation, F7
BOOK SIGNING SESSIONS KAROLIN KLÜPPEL, Hatje Cantz, F4
LÉON BORENSZTEIN, Kehrer, F2
6PM
ALEXEY TITARENKO, Damiani, H9
CHRIS SHAW, Du Jour Agnès b., B7
LINDA FOARD ROBERTS, Radius, G6 DOUG DUBOIS, Aperture Foundation, F7
MARTIN PARR, Éditions Xavier Barral, G7 INGAR KRAUSS, Camera Obscura, A36
MAX PAM, La Fábrica, J3 INKA & NICLAS, Grundemark Nilsson, D30
PIERRE & GILLES, Daniel Templon, B36
THURSDAY 10 NOV MICHAEL WOLF, Fifty One, B34 JOE KESROUANI, Odile Ouizeman, A4
VIKTORIA BINSCHTOK, Klemm’s, D23 PAOLO PELLEGRIN, Magda Danysz, D39 JOSE LUIS CUEVAS, RM, F6
11AM PIOTR ZBIERSKI, André Frère Éditions, H3 KEIICHI TAHARA, Super Labo, J1
HUGO VITRANI, Polka, A39 5.30PM SAGE SOHIER, Kehrer, F2 MISHA VALLEJO, Livraria Madalena, F5
LEK & SOWAT, Polka, A38 THOMAS SAUVIN, Paris-Beijing, C4 TARA BOGART, Kehrer, F2 OLIVIER CULMANN, Éditions Xavier Barral, G7
NICOLAS GZELEY, Polka, A39 PHENOMENON COLLECTIVE, East Wing, B31
YVES MARCHAND & ROMAIN MEFFRE, Polka, A38 6PM 3.30PM SARAH MOON, Kehrer, F2
BEATE GÜTSCHOW, Kehrer, F2 GUILLAUME LEBRUN, Filigranes, J11
2PM BERNHARD MAYR, Kehrer, F2
JACOB AUE SOBOL, Super Labo, J1 6.30PM
BERNARD FAUCON, Artron, J7 4PM EMERIC LHUISSET, André Frère Editions, H3
GAO BO, Artron, J7 JUNGJIN LEE, Camera Obscura, A36 ALAIN BUBLEX, Georges-Philippe & Nathalie TODD HIDO, Éditions Textuel, G5
JEAN-FRANÇOIS JOLY, Filigranes, J11 Vallois, C19 SAMUEL GRATACAP, Les Filles du Calvaire, B10
6.30PM ALEJANDRO MAROTE, RM, F6
2.30PM ANTOINE D’AGATA, Éditions Textuel, G5 ANDRES SERRANO, Hatje Cantz, F4
MAX PAM, André Frère Éditions, H3 7PM
HENRI FOUCAULT, Filigranes, J11 CARINE WALLAUER, Livraria Madalena, F5
RAPHAËL DALLAPORTA (Carte blanche, CRISTINA DE MIDDEL, RM, F6
CLAUDINE DOURY, Filigranes, J11
Gare du Nord), Éditions Xavier Barral, G7 MACUS LYON, Livraria Madalena, F5
3PM GIL RIGOULET, André Frère Editions, H3
CRISTINA DE MIDDEL, La Fábrica, J3 HOMER WEISS, Les Douches, A35
ELLIOT ERWITT, Aperture Foundation, F7 MARIANO VIVANCO, Bernheimer, D7
JACQUES BORGETTO, Filigranes, J11 MARKETA LUSKACOVA, Eric Franck / Augusta
SARA GALBIATI, PETER HELLES ERIKSEN & FRIDAY 11 NOV Edwards, C34
TOBIAS SELNAES MARKUSSEN, André Frère MICHAEL LUNDGREN, Radius, G6
SATURDAY 12 NOV
Editions, H3 12PM OLIVIA BEE, Aperture Foundation, F7
PHILIPPE DURAND, Laurent Godin, A7 11.30AM
PHILIPPE GRONON, Thomas Zander, A14
CEMBRE YESIL, La Fábrica, J3
3.30PM PIETER LAURENS, Parrotta, B43
JULIEN MAGRE, Filigranes, J11 1PM STÉPHANE COUTURIER, Éditions Xavier Barral, G7
FLOR GARDUNO, Patricia Conde,A26 12PM
KAREN KNORR, Eric Franck / Augusta WILLIAM KLEIN, Polka, P6
EAMONN DOYLE, Michael Hoppen, C10
Edwards, C34
2PM 4.30PM
4PM ANNIKA VON HAUSSWOLFF, Art and theory, J9 ALBERTO GARCIA-ALIX, La Fábrica, J3 1PM
ELINA BROTHERUS, Kehrer, F2 CLAUDIO GOBBI, Hatje Cantz, F4 ALEJANDRO CARTAGENA, Patricia Conde, A26 ALEX WEBB & REBECCA NORRIS WEBB, Aperture
JOAKIM ESKILDSEN, Steidl, F1 HENRY LEUTWYLER, Steidl, F1 Foundation, F7
JONNA KINA, Kehrer, F2 IRIS HUTEGGER, Esther Woerdehoff, D43 5PM DOUGLAS LANCE GIBSON, Tolarno, B12
MARK NEVILLE, Steidl, F1 JITKA HANZLOVA, Mai 36, C17 ANDREAS GEFELLER, Hatje Cantz, F4 DINQ Q. LE, Shoshana Wayne, P7
MARTIN PARR, Janet Borden, C31 MAURO D’AGATI, Steidl, F1 DAISUKE YOKOTO, Komiyama, H4 JUNGJIN LEE, Howard Greenberg, C18
REBECCA NORRIS WEBB, Radius, G6 MIKI KRATSMAN, Radius, G6 EDGARD MARTINS, Purdy Hicks, D37 NOÉMIE GOUDAL, Les Filles du Calvaire, P11
SABINE WEISS, Les Douches, A35 PAMELA LITTKY, Kehrer, F2 EDWARD BURTYNSKY, Éditions Xavier Barral, G7
SOPHIE CALLE, Éditions Xavier Barral, G7 PAOLO VENTURA, Aperture Foundation, F7 JURI MECHITOV, Asymetria, B27 2PM
TIMM RAUTERT, Parrotta, B43 SÉBASTIEN LIFSHITZ, Steidl, F1 KANJI WAKAE, Yumiko Chiba, D10 DAVID FATHI, East Wing, B31
STACEY BAKER, Kehrer, F2 KATRIEN DE BLAUWER, Les Filles du FEDERICO BUSONERO, Hatje Cantz,F4
4.30PM VINCENT MERCIER & BRIGITTE OLLIER, Calvaire, B10 FRANCES DENNY, Radius, G6
ANTOINE d’AGATA, André Frère Éditions, H3 Filigranes, J11 MAR SAEZ, André Frère Editions, H3 ILANA LICHTENSTEIN, Livraria Madalena, F5
MISLED-GERMAN YOUTH 1933-1945, Daniel Blau, B18 MARK KLETT, Radius, G6 JENS KNIGGE, Esther Woerdehoff, D44
REINER RIEDLER, La Fábrica, J3 2.30PM MICHAEL TUMMINGS, Kehrer, F2 JOEL MEYEROWITZ, Damiani, H9
FABRICE GUENIER, Filigranes, J11 MONIKA MACDONALD, Kehrer, F2 MARCO BARBON, Filigranes, J11
5PM PATRICK BAILLY MAÎTRE-GRAND, Baudoin Lebon, D2 MARTIN USBORNE, Flatland, C39
BARBARA BOSWORTH, Radius, G6 3PM SAM TERRI, Livraria Madalena, F5 MICHAEL WOLF, M97, C33
BETTINA RHEIMS, Taschen, E6 ALEX MAJOLI, Magda Danysz, D39 SEBASTIÃO SALGADO, Taschen, E6 PAUL GRAHAM, Pace/Mac Gill, C16
ELGER ESSER, RX, D13 DIANA LUI, ALICE LEVÊQUE, LÉA PATRIX, VALÉRIE BELIN, Damiani, H9 TODD HIDO, Aperture Foundation, F7
JOAKIM ESKILDSEN, Taik Persons, C28 Filigranes, J11 YANN GROSS, Aperture Foundation, F7
KOJI ONAKA, Super Labo, J1 HITOSHI TSUKIJII, Taka Ishii, A20 2.30PM
MARGOT ANNE KELLEY, Radius, G6 ISADORA BELLETTI, Livraria Madalena, F5 5.30PM ANNA MALAGRIDA, Filigranes, J11
PAUL MANFRED, Binome, A11 JACQUELINE ROBERTS, Damiani, H9 SÉBASTIEN LIFSHITZ, Éditions Textuel, G5 CHRISTIAN LUTZ, André Frère Editions, H3DAVID JULIAN LEONARD, Kehrer, F2 BRAD TEMKIN, Radius, G6
ERAN GILAT, Kehrer, F2
FRANK DAY, Kehrer, F2
CHRISTOPH BANGERT, Kehrer, F2
HADLEY HUDSON, Hatje Cantz, F4
PHOTOBOOK AWARDS
3PM
MAGNUS WENNMAN, Kehrer, F2
MATTHEW BROOKES, Damiani, H9
PARIS PHOTO –
ALFRED SEILAND, Johannes Faber, C1
ANDERSON & LOW, Hatje Cantz, F4
MAYUMI HOSOKURA, Mack, F3
NOEMIE GOUDAL, Les Filles du Calvaire, P11
APERTURE FOUNDATION
ANDRE PENTEADO, Livraria Madalena, F5 PATRICK ZACHMANN, Éditions Xavier Barral, G7
ANTON RENBORG, Filigranes, J11 PER-ANDERS PETTERSSON, Kehrer, F2
BRUNO V.ROELS, Fifty One, B34 RENÉ GROEBLI, Esther Woerdehoff, D46 THREE WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT PARIS PHOTO
DENIS DAILLEUX, Camera Obscura, A36 SARA GALBIATI, PETER HELLES ERIKSEN & FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11th AT 1PM
JACOB AUE SOBOL, Super Labo, J1 TOBIAS SELNAES MARKUSSEN, André Frère
JOEL MEYEROWITZ, Aperture Foundation, F7 Éditions, H3
JUSTIN KIMBALL, Radius,G6 SUSAN MEISELAS, Aperture Foundation, F7
KOJI ONAKA, Tissato Nakahara, H7 TAKASHI HOMMA, Mack, F3
MARK RUWEDEL, Mack, F3
MARTIN D’ORGEVAL, Librairie 213, H8
SOFIA AYARZAGOITIA, La Fábrica, J3 6PM
THIBAULT BRUNET, Binome, A11 BRUCE DAVIDSON, Aperture Foundation, F7
© Yi Huang
THOMAS JORION, Esther Woerdehoff, D45 EMMANUEL BERRY, Éditions Xavier Barral, G7
GRACIELA ITURBIDE, RM, F6
3.30PM LUCAS LENCI, Livraria Madalena, F5
CATHERINE HENRIETTE, Filigranes, J11
HARRY GRUYAERT, Éditions Textuel, G5 6.30PM
NICOLAS COMBARRO, André Frère Editions, H3 ANTOINE D’AGATA, André Frère Éditions, H3
GAO BO, Contrasto, G4
4PM
AGNÈS VARDA, Éditions Xavier Barral, G7 7PM
ALEX WEBB, Robert Klein, D3 CARMA CASULÁ, RM, F6
ANTHONY HERNANDEZ, Thomas Zander, P1 CELSO BRANDÃO, Livraria Madalena, F5
ANTOINE LE GRAND, Damiani, H9 Initiated in November 2012 by Aperture Foundation and Paris Photo,
CHRIS KILLIE, Steidl, F1 the PhotoBook Awards celebrate the photobook’s contribution to the
CLARE STRAND, Mack, F3 evolving narrative of Photography.
FRANK HORVAT, Hatje Cantz, F4
JEROEN ROBERT KRAMER, Flatland, C39 SUNDAY 13 NOV The fifth edition of the PhotoBook Awards will recognize three
JH ENGSTRÖM, Komiyama, H4 winners in the following categories: First PhotoBook, PhotoBook of
JORGE BODANZKY,Livraria Madalena, F5 1PM the Year, and Photography Catalogue of the Year.
LUC CHESSEX, RM, F6 JAN C.SCHLEGEL, Bernheimer, D7
LUIS MOLINA-PANTIN, Henrique Faria, B21 The winners will be announced on Friday, November 11th at 1pm. The
MARION BELANGER, Radius, G6 2PM
winner for the First PhotoBook category will receive a $10,000
MARTIN KOLLAR, Mack, F3 ALEXANDER GRONSKY, Polka, A38
prize. The winners of the other two categories will each receive a
PASCAL GRIMAUD, Filigranes, J11 KSENIA BABUSHKINA, Polka, A38
commemorative award.
PENELOPE UMBRICO, Bruce Silverstein, P9 TIANE DOAN NA CHAMPASSAK, Polka, A38
PIETER HUGO, Stevenson, A18
RICHARD RENALDI, Aperture Foundation, F7 3PM Thirty-five titles shortlisted from nearly 1000 submissions
TOM ARNDT, Les Douches, A35 BRIAN YOUNG, Damiani, H9 will be on display in the PhotoBook section during the fair and
ZACKARY CANEPARI, Contrasto, G4 FRANK HORVAT, Fifty One, B34 profiled in the 011 issue of The PhotoBook Review, a bi-annual
publication created by Aperture and distributed during the Fair.
4.30PM
CARLOS ALBA, La Fábrica, J3 The exhibition will be subsequently presented at Aperture Gallery
in New York, December 10, 2016 – February 2, 2017, and will travel
5PM internationally thereafter.
ÁLVARO LAIZ & LAIA, RM, F6
ANA STEWART, Livraria Madalena, F5 The exhibition is presented in the Book Sector, space F9.
More information at www.parisphoto.com
Programme subject to modifications.
Download the Paris Photo Mobile App or visit parisphoto.com for the latest updates.BARBARA BOSWORTH
PHOTOBOOK OF THE YEAR
ANNETT GRÖSCHNER PETER PUKLUS
POEME
& MARGOT ANNE KELLEY & ARWED MESSMER The Epic Love Story of a
The Meadow Taking Stock of Power: Warrior
Radius Books An Other View of the SPBH Editions
Berlin Wall
SIÂN DAVEY Hatje Cantz BATIA SUTER
Looking For Alice Parallel Encyclopedia #2
Trolley Books GREGORY HALPERN Roma Publications
ZZYZX
EAMONN DOYLE, MACK DANIEL TRAUB, WU YONG FU,
NIALL SWEENEY & DAVID DONOHOE & ZENG XIAN FANG
End. RON KURTZ & HANK O’NEAL Little North Road: Africa
D1 Berenice Abbott: Paris in China
Portraits, 1925–1930 Kehrer Verlag
MARK HOLBORN Steidl and Commerce
& WILLIAM EGGLESTON III Graphics
The Democratic Forest
Steidl
FIRST PHOTOBOOK - 10,000 $ PRIZE
MURRAY BALLARD AMY ELKINS SARA-LENA MAIERHOFER
The Prospect of Immortality Black is the Day, Black is Dear Clark,: Portrait of
GOST Books the Night a Con Man
Self-published Drittel Books
DAN BOARDMAN & ASPEN MAYS
Where We’ve Been, Where ADAM GOLFER SOHEI NISHINO on-situ / Musée Nicéphore Niépce
We’re Going, Why? A House Without a Roof Tokyo
Houseboat Press & Conveyor Booklyn amana
Editions
CURRAN HATLEBERG CHRISTINE OSINSKI
YANNICK BOUILLIS Lost Coast Summer Days Staten Island
I Absolutely Forbade All TBW Books Damiani Editore
Public Photographs of
Myself JOHN RADCLIFFE STUDIO DOMINIQUE SOMERS
Self-published Foreigner: Migration into 00A
Europe 2015–2016 Art Paper Editions
ANDRE BRADLEY Self-published
Dark Archives: 1–41 KATE STONE
Image Text Ithaca Press KATRIN KOENNING & HANNAH SCHNEIDER
& SARKER PROTICK How We End.
MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER BROWN Astres Noirs Self-published
Libyan Sugar Chose Commune
Twin Palms Publishers PAUL TUROUNET
QUENTIN LACOMBE Estamos Buscando A
CHENG XINHAO Event Horizon (We’re Looking For)
The Naming of a River Self-published Self-published
Jiazazhi Press
JACK LATHAM
CJ CLARKE Sugar Paper Theories
Magic Party Place Here Press and The POEME, an immersive environment in which to explore photography
Kehrer Verlag Photographers’ Gallery collections, is a digital installation that proposes new ways to
view images.
PHOTOGRAPHY CATALOGUE OF THE YEAR After three years of research and the combined knowledge and
skills of the Musée Nicéphore Niépce, the agency on-situ,
DAVID CAMPANY* MARC ROIG BLESA FRANCES TERPAK Nicéphore Cité, the labs at the CNAM and the IGN and with the
A Handful of Dust: from & ROGIER DELFOS & MICHELLE BRUNNICK
the Cosmic to the Domestic Werker 2—A Spoken History Robert Mapplethorpe:
support of the ANR, POEME provides viewers with an interactive and
LE BAL & MACK of the Young Worker The Archive immersive way to browse through vast image banks.
Foundation for Visual Arts Getty Research Institute
KAROLINA PUCHAŁA-ROJEK and Fotomuseum Winterthur
& KAROLINA ZIĘBIŃSKA- MATTHEW S. WITKOVSKY, For its first ever official presentation at Paris Photo,
LEWANDOWSKA CAROL S. ELIEL, POEME will enable viewers to browse through over 200 000 images
Wojciech Zamecznik: & KAROLE P. B. VAIL from the collections of the Musée Nicéphore Niépce; a chance to
Photo-graphics Moholy-Nagy: Future Present
Fundacja Archeologia Art Institute of Chicago celebrate the bicentenary of the first trials by the inventor of
Fotografii photography.
(*) David Campany recused himself from the shortlist jury’s discussions of this titlePARIS PHOTO – SNCF GARE & CONNEXIONS
CARTE BLANCHE PHOTOGRAPHY IN WORDS
RAPHAËL DALLAPORTA PARIS PHOTO - RADIO NOVA
OCT – NOV
GARE DU NORD
From mid-October, in celebration OCT 25 – NOV 10
of the 20th edition of Paris Photo,
10:50AM
artist Raphaël Dallaporta is
given carte blanche at
ON RADIO NOVA
the Gare du Nord.
“A cave needs to be treated
with infinite prudence; as a
landscape, a natural area that
awakens a deep sense of time
immemorial.” (R. Dallaporta)
“Chauvet — Pont d’Arc :
L’inappropriable” is the result of
a project developed by the artist
Raphaël Dallaporta in the decorated Paris Photo and Radio Nova have joined together for special on-air
cave of Pont-d’Arc, known as Grotte programming bringing words to images. Special guests, including
Chauvet. This geological site in artists, curators, art critics and museum directors participate in
the heart of the Ardèche department
RAPHAËL DALLAPORTA short segments each dedicated to the description of a photograph
Chauvet—Pont-d’Arc: l’inappropriable, 2016 of their choosing. At the conclusion of each broadcast, audiences
of southern France was untouched © Raphaël Dallaporta, Éditions Xavier Barral,
for more than 20 000 years, before avec l’aimable autorisation de l’artiste are invited discover the selected images as they are revealed
et de la galerie Jean-Kenta Gauthier (Paris)
being rediscovered in 1994. The online at parisphoto.com and www.novaplanet.com.
access to its hundreds of cave paintings has been severely restricted to
researchers and scientists. On-air (French only) with Radio Nova 10:50am daily from October 25th
Thanks to the Association pour la Mise en Valeur de la Grotte Ornée du through November 10 (except November 1st). To listen to the
Pont-d’Arc and to the Ministry of Culture, Raphaël Dallaporta has taken podcast and for English transcripts visit parisphoto.com.
panoramic views of the inside of the cave, which he presents in the form
of planispheres, following the model conceived by American inventor Participants*
Richard Buckminster Fuller in 1946. Simon Baker (Senior Curator of Photography and International Art, Tate Modern),
Reproduced on the walls of la Gare du Nord, Raphaël Dallaporta’s work Ami Barak (Art Critic, Curator),
invites the viewers to shift the way they look at the cave. He tilts Ann-Christin Bertrand (Curator, C/O Berlin),
their perception by creating an imbalance, in a metaphor of the world’s David Campany (Writer, Curator, Artist),
movements, of the rotation of the Earth and planets. The artist thus Tatyana Franck (Director, Musée de l’Elysée, Lausanne),
refers to the anthropological hypothesis according to which the caves and Francoise Huguier (Photographer),
the universe are linked to one another. Simon Karlstetter (Artist),
Stéphanie Moisdon (Art Critic, Curator)
An exhibition presented by SNCF Gare & Connexions and Paris Photo. Chiara Parisi (Director of Cultural Programmes, La Monnaie de Paris),
In collaboration with the gallery Jean-Kenta Gauthier (Paris). Vincent Segal (Musician),
Raphaël Dallaporta, Chauvet—Pont d’Arc : l’innapropriable is published by Nicolas Trembley (Art Critic, Curator),
Éditions Xavier Barral Natacha Wolinski (Art Critic).LEICA PRESENTS BMW ART & CULTURE PRESENTS
LEICA OSKAR BARNACK AWARD ALINKA ECHEVERRIA
& LEICA NEWCOMER AWARD ENCRE BLANCHE
SCARLETT COTEN
Hamada, Amman, Jordan 2016
© Mariane Ibrahim Gallery, Seattle, USA
ALINKA ECHEVERRIA (1981)
Nicephora, 2016
Résidence BMW
© Alinka Echeverría
For the first time at Paris Photo, Leica presents
the Leica Oskar Barnack and the Leica Newcomer Awards, both
given to two French photographers. Winner of the BMW Residency, Alinka Echeverría presents a project
The Leica Oskar Barnack 2016 Award is awarded to Scarlett Coten examining the photographic medium – invention, reproduction, image
for her series Mectoub. Began in 2012, the portrait series was transfer, and its dissemination process, through the character of
taken in North Africa and the Middle East, and examines the Nicéphore Niépce and its founding origin, invention of photography
masculine identity of an emancipated generation of men. with the first heliography. With an interest in the representation
The Leica Newcomer Award goes to Clémentine Schneidermann for her of women in the history of Art and Photography, she weaves
documention of the life of children in social housing in a mining historical, technical and philosophical ties between ceramics
area in Wales in September 2015. Between social documentary and and the collections of the Nicéphore Niépce Museum where
performance, Clémentine’s vision is both tender and poetic vision. the BMW Residency takes place.HUAWEI PRESENTS PERNOD RICARD PRESENTS
#OO GALLERY MINDSET
STÉPHANE LAVOUÉ HASSAN HAJJAJ
Monochrome Desmond Welstead
OMAR VICTOR DIOP
Sancho Zango, Jameson Brand Ambassador, Pernod Ricard Mozambique
© Pernod Ricard
Pernod Ricard seen by Omar Victor Diop
Senegalese photographer Omar Victor Diop portrays 17 Pernod
Ricard employees for the Group’s 41st Artistic Campaign. Africa
is the “new frontier” for Pernod Ricard, which opened 6 direct
affiliates on the continent in the last 5 years. Therefore, it is
Sign of our times, Huawei in Paris Photo, the smartphone into only natural that the Group gave “carte blanche” to Senegalese
the world of artistic photography. artist Omar Victor Diop. As a renowned photographer whose style
is rooted in the continent where he grew up, Omar was able
Portraitists or landscapists, specialists of colour or black and to capture the relationship between employees of the African
white photography, seven artists captured, with this new medium, affiliates and their colleagues worldwide. He incorporated them
moments, feelings and emotions, with accuracy and precision, into costumes especially created by the Senegalese designer
as they would have done with their camera, but differently. Selly Raby Kane in the shape of medallion portraits that often
appear in African stylistic compositions. Pride of belonging,
Huawei presents an original and digital exhibition nourished by joy of being together, audacity of the experience, these are the
the sensitivity of renowned international photographers and young words if not the “Mindset” that characterized this new artistic
talents: Stéphane Lavoué, Hassan Hajjaj, Kares Leroy George Awde, experience presented by Pernod Ricard and driven by its best
Marion Gambin, Newsha Tavakolian and Tansneem Alsultan. ambassadors: its employees.ACKNOWLEDGMENTS VISITOR INFORMATION
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auprès d’artistes et d’institutions, et soutient la création photographique contemporaine.
BMW France expose « NICEPHORA » par Alinka Echeverría,
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