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En cours
Passées
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Art Brussels 2013
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2013
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Patrick Swirc - Carnets de voyage
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2013
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Jean-Marie Périer - Rock'n'roll
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2013
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Petra Sedlaczek
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2013
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The Silkscreens Workshop
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2012
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[Mois de la Photo 2012] Philippe Guionie, Sara Imloul, Donata Wenders, "Format POLA"
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2012
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Cycle Daido Moriyama Part 2
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2012
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Cycle Daido Moriyama Part 3
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2012
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Slick 2012
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{foire} Le Garage
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William Klein/Daido Moriyama
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Tate Modern, London, 2012
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Marc Riboud, "Nécessaires accessoires"
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Polka Galerie, 2012
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Cycle Daido Moriyama Part 1
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2012
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SFR Jeunes Talents / Polka 2012
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Polka, 2012
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VIP Photo
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{foire} photo.vipartfair.com, 2012
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Stanley Greene - Yuri Kozyrev, Russie[s]
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Maison de la Photographie Robert Doisneau, 2012
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Sylvain Cazenave, Laird Hamilton
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Polka Galerie, 2012
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Scope Basel 2012
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Basel, Switzerland, 2012
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MadridFoto 4
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Madrid, Spain, 2012
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Yves Marchand & Romain Meffre, Theaters
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Polka Galerie, 2012
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Ethan Levitas @ Beyond Words: Photography in The New Yorker
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Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, 2012
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Ethan Levitas @ Memory and the Photographic Image
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Johnson Museum of Art, 2012
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Rome+Klein (1956-1960)
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Maison de la Photographie, Lille, 2012
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Philippe Guionie, Africa-America
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Institut Français, N’Djamena, Tchad, 2012
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Shanghai ! La Tentation de l’occident
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Institut Culturel
Bernard Magrez, 2012
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Fracture: Daido Moriyama
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The Los Angeles
County Museum of Art,
Los Angeles, 2012
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Jean-Marie Périer, Portraits de Mode
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French Thai Cultural Festival, Bangkok, Thaïlande 2012
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Art Paris Art Fair 2012
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{foire} Grand Palais, Paris, 2012
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Paulette Tavormina, Natura morta
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Polka Galerie, 2012
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"Sequentially Yours", Elliot Erwitt
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Polka Galerie, 2012
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Sara Imloul, Le Cirque noir
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Polka Galerie, 2012
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Corps & Graphie
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Salon du Panthéon, Paris 2012
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LE SILENCE Une fiction
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Nouveau Musée National de Monaco - Villa Paloma, 2012
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Alexander Gronsky, Moutains & Waters
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Polka Galerie, 2012
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Raymond Cauchetier, Le cinéma du reporter
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Polka Galerie, 2012
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Apocalypses, la disparition des villes. De Dresde à Detroit (1944-2010)
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Pavillon Populaire, Montpellier, 2011
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Afriques (#15)
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Polka Galerie, 2011
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Slick 2011
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{foire} Esplanade du Palais de Tokyo et Musée d'Art moderne de la Ville de Paris
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Corps et âmes
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Polka Galerie Cour de Venise, Paris 2011
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Le Photographe et les créateurs
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Salon du Panthéon, Paris 2011
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In Memoriam (#14)
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Polka Galerie, Paris 2011
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Prix Polka - SFR Jeunes Talents
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Polka Galerie, Paris 2011
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Natura Morta
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Polka Galerie, Paris 2011
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Itinérances (#13)
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Polka Galerie, Paris 2011
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Madrid Foto
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Feria de Madrid, 2011
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Art Paris 2011
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Grand Palais, Paris, 2011
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On set / Off set : des instants de cinéma
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{hors les murs} {itinérance}
Bruxelles, Amsterdam, Rome, Munich, Londres, 2011
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Liberté, Egalité, Féminité (#12)
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Polka Galerie, 2011
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Pierre Klein "Elles vident leur sac"
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Salon du Pantheon
13, rue Victor Cousin
75005, Paris, 2011
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Ali + Klein & Co (#11)
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Polka Galerie, 2010
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East Side Story
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HSBC Champs-Elysées, Paris, 2010
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Cutlog 2010
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Bourse du commerce, Paris 2010
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La vie en face (#10)
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Polka Galerie, 2010
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Ethan Levitas:
In Advance of a Broken Arm
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Polka Galerie, 2010
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In Advance of a Broken Arm + Fashion Stars (#9)
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Polka Galerie, 2010
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Art Paris 2010
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Grand Palais, Paris, 2010
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Action! (#8)
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Galerie Polka, Paris 3ème 2010
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Esprit Nomade
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Grilles du Jardin du Luxembourg, Paris 2010
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Vestiges d'Hollywood
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Cinéma du Panthéon, Paris 5ème 2010
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United Colors (#7)
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Galerie Polka, Paris 3ème 2009
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Chroniques Orientales
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HSBC France, Paris 2009
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Droit dans les yeux (#6)
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Galerie Polka, Paris 2009
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Si la mode m'était contée
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Hôtel Sofitel
Paris Le Faubourg, 2009
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William Klein & Cie (#5)
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Galerie Polka, Paris 2009
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Changer
de regard sur le monde (#4)
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Galerie Polka, Paris 2009
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L'Amérique
dans tous ses Etats (#3)
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Galerie Polka, Paris 2008
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Polka au Byblos
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Polka Galerie, Saint-Tropez 2008
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Polka Magazine (#2)
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Polka Galerie, Paris 2008
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Polka Magazine (#1)
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Polka Galerie, Paris 2007
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Stars
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Polka Galerie, Saint-Tropez 2007
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Stars
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Polka Galerie, Paris 2007
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{exposition}
Ethan Levitas
Memory and the Photographic Image
14 Avril-09 Septembre 2012
For many photographers, memory plays a large role in the choice of subject and how that subject is interpreted. These images often become the only record of a moment passed, and therefore the one that is accepted as truth. But photographs and their negatives can be manipulated, raising questions about the intent of the visual choices offered by photographer, the experience of the viewer, and the question of control of our memories. If we were at the same place at the same time as the photographer, would we have the same experience of the event, and would we have taken the same image to remember it by? The answer is, most likely, no. So is our memory based on the photographer’s? This then begs the question of how many of our memories are made up of other people’s images—and how much input we really have on our own memories.
Encompassing various themes throughout the history of photography, including both intimate and informal portraits, perceptions of war, and our connections with urban scenes and landscapes, this exhibition examines our ideas about visual memory and how those memories are consumed and shared by viewers.
This exhibition has been the product of many hands, and I wish to thank Franz D. Hofer, PhD candidate in Cornell’s Department of History, for his enthusiasm and research for the exhibition texts in the section on War and Memory. Students from ARTH 2605—Contemporary Photography, taught by James Nisbet, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of the History of Art and the Society for the Humanities at Cornell, contributed wall labels for many of the individual works on view, providing their own insights about the subject of memory and one’s own individual perceptions.
We are also extremely grateful to the Atkinson Forum in American Studies for their support of the symposium, and to the Cornell Council for the Arts.
Nancy E. Green
The Gale and Ira Drukier Curator of Prints, Drawings, and Photographs
ill.: Ethan Levitas, Untitled/This Is Just To Say #91 (New York, 2006)
http://museum.cornell.edu/exhibitions/memory-and-the-photographic-image.html
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Johnson Museum of Art
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