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July 12, 2008

81 preview photos from Les Rencontres d'Arles 2008

From Lensculture.com:

Arles2008_17_3 Each year, in the heat of summer, photography lovers descend on the quaint town of Arles in the South of France for a week-long celebration. Photography is shown everywhere — in old churches and Roman ruins, abandoned factories and hotel lobbies, government buildings and exquisite chateaus... everywhere you go! You can see photos projected at night on impromptu screens hanging in flower gardens, and on the walls of narrow alleyways, and pasted as illegal billboards wherever there's a flat surface.

The yearly event has become like a vast summer camp for adults, where you can eat and drink well, enjoy boundless art, and catch up with your like-minded friends from all over the world. The main curator for the 2008 event comes from the world of fashion, Christian Lacroix. However the biggest buzz is usually generated around the “discoveries” proposed by a handful of experts  — and this year’s discoveries look particularly promising.

More here.

Posted by Azra Raza at 05:50 AM | Permalink

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Excellent, but I, somehow get a distinct déjà vu impression.

Posted by: Felix E F Larocca MD | Jul 13, 2008 7:42:15 AM

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