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LISTE DETAILLEE DES EXPERTS 2016 En Fonction Des Informations Fournies Par Les Experts LISTE DETAILLEE DES EXPERTS 2016 En fonction des informations fournies par les experts DETAILED EXPERTS LIST 2016 Based on details given by experts Version du 8 juin 2016 AMISON Peggy Sue / Émirats Arabes Unis EAST WING 4 matin & 5 matin Langues: Anglais www.east-wing.org Peggy Sue Amison est la directrice artistique d’East Wing, une plateforme dédiée à la photographie à Dubaï, aux Émirats arabes unis. En tant que commissaire d’exposition, rédactrice, productrice et consultante photo, Peggy collabore régulièrement à des festivals et des publications photographiques, et travaille avec de jeunes photographes aussi bien qu’avec des artistes consacrés à l’international. Avant de rejoindre East Wing, Peggy était directrice artistique au Sirius Arts Centre, en Irlande, où elle s’est concentrée sur la production d’événements, d’expositions photographiques et de résidences d’artistes. Peggy est par ailleurs membre du conseil d’administration du festival photographique de Belfast. Elle a assuré le commissariat d’expositions produites en Irlande, en Chine, en Pologne et en Allemagne, et a tutoré le développement de projets photographiques à long terme en accompagnant différents artistes, à la fois jeunes talents et reconnus, encourageant ainsi le développement contemporain d’une pratique photographique nouvelle et innovante. Peggy peut offrir aux photographes des suggestions concernant le développement et la distribution de leurs projets, ainsi que les stratégies pour leur promotion. AMISON Peggy Sue / The Emirates EAST WING 4 morning & 5 morning Languages: English www.east-wing.org Peggy Sue Amison (USA/IRE) is Artistic Director of East Wing, a platform for photography in Dubai, UAE. As a curator, writer, producer, and photographic consultant, Peggy collaborates with photographic festivals and photographers internationally. She is also a consultant for PICTURE BERLIN, a not for profit artist-initiated hybrid residency/art academy in Germany where she is based. Prior to her work with East Wing, Peggy was Artistic Director of Sirius Arts Centre in Ireland (2001 – 2014) where she produced photographic events, exhibitions and artist residencies. She has curated exhibitions in Ireland, China, Denmark, Poland and Germany and mentored artists on long-term photographic projects, supporting the development of new and innovative photography. She is also a member of the Board of Directors for Belfast Photo Festival. Peggy can provide photographers with suggestions for project development, distribution and strategies for promotion. ----- AMRANE Soraya / France ZOEME EDITIONS 5 après-midi & 6 après-midi Langues: Français Co-fondatrice et directrice de l'Atelier de Visu à Marseille (1998/2013), elle dirige depuis 2014 l'association - à suivre - (suivi de photographes, organisation d'expositions). Au sein de celle-ci, elle crée en 2015 Zoème Éditions, qui ont déjà co-édité plusieurs ouvrages avec Filigranes (dont la collection cahiers), et qui publient à partir de 2016 des ouvrages où images et mots se côtoient, se heurtent, dialoguent. Consultante auprès des institutions régionales (Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur), elle participe au jury de plusieurs commissions régionales d'attribution de bourses aux artistes. AMRANE Soraya / France ZOEME EDITIONS 5 afternoon & 6 afternoon Languages: French Soraya Amrane co-founded and headed the Atelier de Visu in Marseille (1998-2013). Since 2014, she has been director of the association -à suivre- (followed by photographs and the organisation of exhibitions). In 2015, she founded, within the association, Zoème Éditions, which has already co-published several works with Filigranes (including the cahiers collection) and in 2016 will start publishing books where words and pictures clash and dialogue with each other. She is a consultant for regional institutions (Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur) and sits on the juries of several regional commissions that award grants to artists. ----- ANDRIEUX Béatrice / Suisse PHOTO BASEL 5 après-midi & 6 après-midi Langues : Anglais, Français www.photo-basel.com Béatrice Andrieux est spécialisée en photographie et en art contemporain. Directrice artistique de Photo Basel, elle a dirigé le Festival Alt+1000 en Suisse en 2015. Commissaire d’exposition indépendante, elle a collaboré à Paris Photo pour son arrivée au Grand Palais et pour Paris Photo Los Angeles dans les Studios de la Paramount de 2011 à 2014. Elle a collaboré aux expositions monographiques de Claude Cahun, Lee Friedlander, Nicholas Nixon, William Klein, Joan Fontcuberta et Jorge Ribalta à la galerie Zabriskie de Paris de 1992 à 1996. De 2001 à 2006 elle a organisé les expositions de Georges-Tony Stoll, Massimo Vitali, Hugues Reip, Seydou Keïta, Martin Parr et Paul Seawright à la Galerie du jour agnès b. Rédactrice à Connaissance des Arts Photo de 2006 à 2011, elle est co-auteur de l’ouvrage « Lucien Hervé/Le Corbusier : « Contact » avec Quentin Bajac et Michel Richard paru aux éditions du Seuil en 2011. ANDRIEUX Béatrice / Switzerland PHOTO BASEL 5 afternoon & 6 afternoon BIOGRAPHY PENDING ----- ANGLÈS Daphné / France THE NEW YORK TIMES PARIS 7 après-midi & 8 matin Langues: Anglais, Français, Italien, Espagnol www.nytimes.com Daphné Anglès est depuis plus de 20 ans la coordinatrice photo Europe du New York Times à Paris, pour lequel elle répartit les commandes et déniche de nouveaux talents. Elle est membre votant de nombreux jurys photographiques (incluant Bayeux, Visa, le Comité international de la Croix-Rouge, le prix Canon de la Femme Photojournaliste), a occupé cinq années durant le poste de secrétaire pour le jury annuel des prix World Press Photo, et examine des portfolios dans le cadre des événements FotoFest en Europe. Elle a assuré le commissariat d’expositions photographiques à la Galerie Dupon, à Paris, et a animé des ateliers d’édition photographique. ANGLÈS Daphné / France THE NEW YORK TIMES PARIS 7 afternoon & 8 morning Languages: English, French, Italian, Spanish www.nytimes.com Daphné Anglès has been European Photo Coordinator for The New York Times in Paris for over 20 years, assigning work and scouting for talents. She is a voting member on numerous photography juries (incl. Bayeux, Visa, Int’l Red Cross, Canon Female Photojournalist), served five years as secretary on the annual World Press Photo jury and reviews portfolios at FotoFest events in Europe. She has curated photography exhibitions at Dupon Galerie in Paris and taught photoediting workshops. ----- ARINO Israël & PUIG Montse / Espagne EDICIONES ANOMALAS 4 matin & 5 matin Langues: Anglais, Français, Espagnol www.edicionesanomalas.com Ediciones Anómalas est une maison indépendante dédiée à la photographie, fondée en 2012 et établie à Barcelone. Elle est née de la volonté d’offrir au public des livres indispensables qui tous tentent de suggérer plus que de raconter. Nos publications ont cependant un point commun: une exigence de qualité des propositions à travers le regard d’auteurs et la création de livres qui à chaque fois, deviennent un objet singulier. ARINO Israël & PUIG Montse / Spain EDICIONES ANOMALAS 4 morning & 5 morning Languages: English, French, Spanish www.edicionesanomalas.com Ediciones Anómalas, an independent publisher focusing on photography, was founded in Barcelona in 2012 to offer the public essential books that try to suggest more than tell. All of them meet very high quality standards and always become unique objects. ----- ATHERTON Neil / France MOIS DE LA PHOTO OFF 8 après-midi & 9 matin Langues: Anglais, Français www.moisdelaphoto-off.org Neil Atherton est curateur, éditeur et fondateur de Paris Photographique, l’association organisatrice du festival de photographie bi-annuel Mois de la Photo-OFF. Il est commissaire général de ce dernier depuis 2006. Son projet City Syndrome réunit à la fois sa passion pour la photographie, l’édition et le voyage, sous forme de guides visuels des grandes villes. Neil Atherton vit et travaille à Paris depuis 1999 ATHERTON Neil / France MOIS DE LA PHOTO OFF 8 afternoon & 9 morning Languages: English, French www.moisdelaphoto-off.org Neil Atherton is a curator, publisher, founder and, since 2006, head curator of Paris Photographique, which organises the bi-annual Mois de la Photo-OFF photography festival. His City Syndrome project printed visual guides to great cities, allowing him to combine his passion for photography, publishing and travel. He has lived and worked in Paris since 1999. ----- ATTINGER Irène / France MAISON EUROPEENNE DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE 5 matin & 6 matin Langues: Français www.mep-fr.org De 1986 à 1994, au Musée de l'Elysée de Lausanne, Irène Attinger a été responsable des expositions itinérantes ainsi qu'attachée de presse et chargée des relations publiques. Elle a contribué aux initiatives qui ont conduit à la reconnaissance internationale du Musée. En 1990, elle devient commissaire des parties consacrées à l'Allemagne de l'Est et à la Hongrie de l'exposition l'année de l'Est. À partir de 1995, elle a mis sur pied la bibliothèque de la Maison Européenne de la Photographie, précisé ses objectifs et sa politique d'acquisition et en assure toujours la direction. Irène Attinger a été éditrice et coordinatrice de la publication Festival de la Lumière (http://www.festivaloflight.net/). Elle a participé à des conférences et lectures de portfolios et organisé, dans le cadre du Mois de la photo 2008, une lecture de portfolios par 25 spécialistes internationaux. Elle est également organisatrice de conférences, colloques et rencontres sur l'importance du livre dans l'histoire de
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