4 SHUTTERS, 16 EXHIBITIONS
TODD HIDO - Le Point de Vue, boulevard de la mer
PHILIPPE CHANCEL - Promenade Lucien Barrière
LORENZO CASTORE - Grand bassin, boulevard de la mer, facing the municipal tennis court
MATHIAS DEPARDON - Pier, Yacht dock
THE RIVERBOOM - Promenade des Planches
Nikos Aliagas - Square François André and Hall of the Hotel Barrière Le Normandy
THE SPRINGBOARD YOUNG TALENTS
Clara Chichin, Nadine Jestin, Manon Rénier and Hugo Weber are the young talents selected by the jury chaired by Sarah Moon in order to benefit from a creation residency lasting several weeks in Deauville. In the running for the Tremplin Jeunes Talents Planches Contact 2020 Prize, they offer their perspective on this territory they are discovering; their work is the subject of an exhibition presented at Point de Vue.
Boulevard de la mer at the corner of rue Tristan Bernard.
MARTIN PARR : OUR ENGLISH NEIGHBORS
In this year of Brexit, Planches Contact is winking at England by dedicating its large exhibition on the beach to Martin Parr and its iconic images of New Brighton and the British coast in the 80s and 90s.
On the beach at Deauville.
FOUNDATION PHOTO4FOOD
A new installation takes place on the beach: four photographers, Charlotte Bovy, Thomas Dhellemmes, Letizia Le Fur and Anais Tondeur, exhibit their Deauville thanks to the young Photo4food Foundation, a new partner of the festival, committed to photography and the fight against poverty.
Face at Point of view.
LE PHOTO COMPETITION OF THE 25TH HOUR LONGINES
During the night of October 24 to 25, an extra hour is offered to each of us on the occasion of the transition to winter time. The Deauville Contact Planches Festival is offering a photo competition open to all, in partnership with Longines, to capture this imaginary hour. The competition takes place at Villa Le Cercle. The photos are exhibited from October 26 at Point de vue.
Boulevard de la mer, at the corner of rue Tristan Bernard.
