The exhibition tour will include a commentary on the works by François Hébel, curator of the exhibition "Gypsy Tempo," and Anne Clergue, gallery owner and daughter of Lucien Clergue, at the exhibition site.
Important Notice
Passport or single theater ticket is required for this event. Please note that used tickets cannot be used.
Speakers
François Hébel (Curator/ Former Director of Recontres d’Arles Photography Festival and Former Director of Foundation Henri Cartier Bresson)
Born in 1964. Hébel is a producer and curator of more than 1000 exhibitions, books, educational initiatives, slide and live shows on the five continents, and worked with photographers for 42 years. He was an early collaborator of now major artists such as Martin Parr, Nan Goldin, JR, Robert Doisneau, Wang Qingsong, Paul Graham, Raymond Depardon, Annie Leibovitz, Sebastiao Salgado, Harry Gruyaert, Alfredo Jaar, Zanele Muholi, Henri Cartier-Bresson and more, and has made many initiatives at early stages of digital photography.
Hébel was the Director at Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson (2017–2022), Initiator and art director of the first Month of Photography of the Grand Paris (April 2017), art director / co-founder of the Biennale Foto/Industria in Bologna, Italy (2013, 2015, 20170 and art director of “French Protocol” program at FIAF Gallery, New-York (2015–2018). He is also the former director of The Rencontres d’Arles (1986, 1987 and 2001–2014), co-founder or advisor of photo festivals in Beijing (2010/2013) and New-Delhi (2010, 2011), former vice-president of Corbis Photo Agency (2000–2001), former director of Magnum Photos Paris and International (1987–2000), and former director of FNAC Stores galleries (1983–1985). Administrator of Retail and Connexions (a French Railways SNCF subsidiary).
Anne Clergue (Gallery Owner and Curator)
Anne Clergue is a gallery owner and curator based in Arles (France). Since 2014, Anne Clergue Gallery shows photography and contemporary art. She is also in charge of "Atelier Lucien Clergue" with all the photographer’s archives and directs all the projects. She gives talks about Lucien Clergue’s life.
