Francisclopédie # 8 - October 2019 | inDeauville - Tourism, Events, City Guide

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In October, Deauville
is photographic
Planche (s) Contact, a festival of photographic commissions is taking over the City for a new edition under the artistic direction of Laura Sérani. She designed a program for the festival built for several editions. 2019 begins a new journey.

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We don't change a winning concept!
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The photographers all exhibit photographs of Deauville taken during a creation residency last spring. Everyone offers their vision of Deauville.

Carole bellaïche, a renowned portrait painter, went to meet market gardeners from Place Morny de Deauville to their places of life and work in the countryside.

Nicolas how, photographer and musician with poetic overtones, offers a story that unfolds like a sentimental journey, based on cinematographic, literary and musical references.

Larry Fink, an essential figure in American photography since the sixties, famous for its uncompromising representation of American society has photographed the horse world, the beach and life in Deauville.

Klavdij Sluban, known and appreciated for the depth and thoroughness of his work, continued in Deauville his personal quest in the footsteps of the great writers who lived and wrote on Normandy.

Such a personal approach with Low season for Alisa resnik, Russian photographer with a very singular universe, accustomed to night journeys and quests beyond the weathered appearance of things.

The Riverboom, known for the funny and iconoclastic spirit of their publications and their interventions, have chosen to recount their impressions of travel. When they arrived on postcards claiming the respective prerogatives of Deauville and Trouville, with a series of diptychs under the title And in the middle of the river flows, they played to the heart of these shots.

After Peter Lindbergh, who loved Deauville so much and will miss him so much, Peter Knapp and Roger Schall, it's time for Koto Bolofo, South African fashion photographer and filmmaker with an elegant and sought-after style, take over the beach with a monumental exhibition of unpublished poetic images and fashion photos formerly taken on Deauville beach for the review Numéro.

The springboard of transmission
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Five young talents were also invited to share their vision of Deauville.
Selected by a new jury chaired by Sarah Moon, Abdoulaye Barry, Grégory Dargent, Chau-Cuong Lê, Jean-Charles Remicourt-Marie and Julia Vogelweith chose to tell the daily life, history or imagination of a territory, with diverse approaches ranging from documentary to portrait and staging.

Tribute to Claude Lelouch
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The carte blanche previously entrusted to agnès b. and to Vincent Delerm, in this anniversary year becomes a tribute to Claude Lelouch, who with A man and a woman created and conveyed the myth of Deauville far beyond French cinemas. When the sequel to his famous film, Palme d'or in 1966, triumphed again in Cannes, Lelouch was the festival's guest of honor. Images from its archives and, with the collaboration of Valérie Perrin, other more recent ones from Deauville, a city also intimately linked to its successes, are presented.

All of Deauville under the influence of the image
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Laura Sérani has traveled the city in all directions to find new exhibition places.
This year, we will have the pleasure of discovering photos on the walls of the poetic Villa Strassburger but also the Quays of the Empress Eugenie and the Olympic swimming pool. Even the diving board finds its use there!

A house for the festival
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Pending the imminent opening of the Franciscans, the Festival moves to the village hall. Here no exhibition but multiple opportunities to meet there between round tables and other workshops.

A gift
of Christmas
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The exhibitions will now be in place until January 5.

A gift from All Saints
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For its tenth edition, Contact Boards offers workshops, internships, workshops for children, beginners, almost professionals. Save your dates!

Braque, an emblematic painter of the artistic avant-garde of the XNUMXth century in the Franciscan collections
With an ambitious acquisition policy, the City of Deauville strives to enrich its collections of works from the 1882th, 1963th and XNUMXst centuries of major artists, figures of major artistic movements. It was in this context that she acquired during a public sale last June a graphic work by Georges Braque (XNUMX-XNUMX).

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Your next seasonal show:
Repair the living
this theatrical adaptation of Maylis de Kerangal's novel, Thomas Germaine, alone on stage, embodies several characters. With sobriety, without pathos, it keeps us in suspense, moves us to tears then makes us smile. A terrible and magnificent human adventure that has become a generous spectacle that touches us ... in the heart!

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Abundant visits:
Deauville, its history, its heritage or its exceptional villas ... The city will have no more secrets for you!

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“Site Fridays” play the extensions!
Building on their success, site visits are extended until the end of the year every Friday at 11:30 a.m. Immerse yourself in this place with multiple challenges!

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Since 2017, the City has implemented a sponsorship development strategy to support the funding of Franciscans. This campaign helped target companies, corporate foundations, personal foundations and major donors. Since the beginning of September, the Heritage Foundation, the Total Foundation and the Arqana society have been committed to the Franciscans.

The Heritage Foundation
and the Total Foundation
Sensitive to the Franciscan restoration and rehabilitation work, the Heritage Foundation decided to grant the project its financial assistance.

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Arqana joins the horse universe
A key player in horse auctions, Arqana is associated with the Franciscan horse theme; a world where the public can get acquainted with the history, culture, aesthetics of the horse and discover the sporting and economic activities linked to it.

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Pierre-Olivier Deschamps, member of the VU agency, follows the evolution of the Franciscans whose work started in January 2018. Until the opening of the place in 2020, he will come regularly to Deauville to capture in images the important phases of the evolution of the building.

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Follow the site
in real time
Time lapse photos in HD format updated in real time to follow the progress of the project. Two aerial views that tell the story and accelerate this adventure and the work of an entire team.

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