During a month of exhibitions and events located in the East and the center of Paris, the Biennale de l'Image Tangible presents a selection of works that tend to break free from a classic use of the photographic medium.
Whether it is looking for new supports, hybrid techniques or a new relationship to reality, this event tends to demonstrate that photography never stops inventing. In this, the Tangible Image Biennale supports the emergence of new languages and new practices related to photography : a photograph which upsets the assumptions of reality, a photograph which changes in nature, form and postulate, and which thus participates in a broadening of the field of its discipline.
The third edition of the Biennale de l'Image Tangible will take place in November, a reference month in Paris for photography. Two geographic centers have been selected, Paris Center and East Paris.
Its programming is structured around an exhibition curated by the organizers of the Biennale, and nine exhibitions bringing together the winning artists of the call for projects (February – April 2023), selected by a jury of professionals from the world of art, image and photography, and partner places.
As well as an Instagram award and a project in public space.
A key exhibition / 01 - 15 November
Nine satellite exhibitions / 02 November - 16 December
An Instagram public price / 01 - 31 October
Round tables / talks / Saturday 04 and Sunday 12 November
A project in public space / 08 - 15 November
Flagship exhibition:
Tadao Cern / Amir Chasson / Cyriak / Frederique Daubal / Nicolas Deville / Sandrine De Pas / Anne de Vries / Lingfei Guan / Rachel De Joode / Philippe Katerine / Manon Pretto / Marie Serruya / Roman Signer / Oli Sorenson / Letha Wilson / Erwin Wurm.
Satellite exhibitions:
Tomás Amorim / Cedric Arnold / Hélène Bellenger / Luz Blanco / Daniel Bourgais / Edouard Burgeat / Anne-Lou Buzot / Florence Cardenti / Clara Chichin & Sabatina Leccia / Emilio Chiofalo / Bastien Cuenot / Antoine De Winter / Alain Delorme / Karin Fisslthaler / Mathilde Geldhof / Lenka Glisnikova / Marie Jeanne Hoffner / Thomas Jorion / Julie Laporte / Guangli Liu / Caroline Mauxion / Michel Mazzoni / Katherine Melancon / Margherita Muriti / Shinji Nagabe / Kasia Ozga / Thomas Paquet / Aaron Parish / Silvana Reggiardo / Mozziconacci Robert-Teyssier / Mathieu Roquigny / Camille Sauer / Anna Katharina Scheidegger / Bruno José Silva / Lara Tabet / Malte Uchtmann & Jan A. Staiger / Laure Winants / Brigitte Zieger.
Opening on November 01 from 18 p.m. to 22 p.m.
Tadao Cern / Amir Chasson / Cyriak / Frederique Daubal /
Nicolas Deville / Sandrine De Pas / Anne de Vries / Lingfei Guan /
Rachel De Joode / Philippe Katerine / Manon Pretto / Marie Serruya /
Roman Signer / Oli Sorenson / Letha Wilson / Erwin Wurm.
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Tomás Amorim / Cedric Arnold / Hélène Bellenger / Luz Blanco / Daniel Bourgais / Edouard Burgeat / Anne-Lou Buzot / Florence Cardenti / Clara Chichin & Sabatina Leccia / Emilio Chiofalo / Bastien Cuenot / Antoine De Winter / Alain Delorme / Karin Fisslthaler / Mathilde Geldhof / Lenka Glisnikova / Marie Jeanne Hoffner / Thomas Jorion / Julie Laporte / Guangli Liu / Caroline Mauxion / Michel Mazzoni / Katherine Melancon / Margherita Muriti / Shinji Nagabe / Kasia Ozga / Thomas Paquet / Aaron Parish / Silvana Reggiardo / Mozziconacci Robert-Teyssier / Mathieu Roquigny / Camille Sauer / Anna Katharina Scheidegger / Bruno José Silva / Lara Tabet / Malte Uchtmann & Jan A. Staiger / Laure Winants / Brigitte Zieger.
Ahead of the launch of the Biennale de l'Image Tangible, artists who have been selected to participate in the satellite exhibitions see images of their works published on the Biennale's Instagram page. Every day, artists are presented and submitted to public voting.
The post that reaches the highest number of "likes" wins the prize.
The competition is endowed with a photographic production of up to 500 euros for the winner by the photographic laboratory ATELIER BOBA.
Follow Bit20 on Instagram to vote.
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At each Biennale, a project by an artist working in public space is selected in order to carry out an in situ project in a public place. This work, linked to the diversion of the photographic image, results in an installation in urban space.
For the 2023 edition, in partnership with Clear Channel, the Town Hall of 20th and the Paris City Hall, a route of works on urban billboards will be deployed in the East and Center of Paris.
The route will be revealed during October.