agenda

🥂opening Friday, March 8th from 6 pm to 9 pm

🗓 exhibition from Saturday, March 9th, to Saturday, March 30th

📍 baudoin lebon, 21 rue chapon, 75003, Paris

The baudoin lebon gallery pays tribute to Galerie Texbraun, with the collaboration of Jonas Tebib, from Wednesday, December 6 to February 23, 2024.

🥂opening

act II : wednesday, january 31st from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
act I : wednesday, december 6th from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
📍21 rue Chapon 75003 Paris
📅 exhibition

act 1: Wednesday December 6 - Saturday January 13, 2024
act 2: wednesday january 31 - saturday february 24, 2024

Throughout history, photography has consistently drawn inspiration from the grand themes explored in painting, such as portraiture, landscapes, and still life. Delving into nearly 150 years of photographic history, we will present the evolution of various technical processes and the representation of inanimate objects.

Like the accomplished Flemish masters of the past, certain photographers skillfully capture reality with meticulous compositions, yielding strikingly precise depictions. In contrast, others liberate themselves from the confines of the physical world, embarking on journeys to explore abstract forms, lines, colors, and textures. Through this pursuit, they create visually captivating, enigmatic, and occasionally aesthetically pleasing compositions that bear resemblance to advertising imagery.

We will present a wide range of materials, settings, lighting, and techniques, showcasing works ranging from Paul Aubry's albumen print and Robert Rauschenberg's polaroid to Robert Mapplethorpe's silver print, Ronit Porat's collage, and even Mathieu Bernard Reymond's images created using software and artificial intelligence.

Book signing of Hunting in Time published by Sternthal Books at L'Inaperçu (65, rue Beaubourg, Paris) in the presence of Ronit Porat, the photographer, and Ines Weizman, the author of the text, on Thursday November 2, 2023 from 5 pm to 7 pm.

With the collaboration of Anne Maniglier

The book is one of 20 titles shortlisted for the Prix du Livre Paris Photo - Aperture in the "first book" category.

📷 Photo by: Ian Sternthal