…house – faithfully reflecting our most secret wishes or regrets – that India still merits being “immortalized” on film today. Alain Willaume To me the camera is an instrument of…

…it seems. But Bharat tracks down the mess in the grey areas. Alain Willaume SPACE-IN-BETWEEN I have always been interested in the contemporaneity of India, the cultural and physical change…

…keep us on here in life. Gérard HallerWhere the World StopsHere, for the first time, Alain Willaume looks back over part of his output for the past fifteen years. Gravely,…

…to reveal that a “Modern Life“ does exist in India, undoubtedly full of promise but already troubled. Cocooned in the heart of the family home where three generations mingle, Anay…

…its geography, history, spirituality and the love it has to offer.” Sunil Gupta, New Delhi, 2007. Alain Willaume, curator of the program India with Devika Daulet-Singh. Executive producer : Le…

…are perhaps the most hybrid and contemporary representation. Photography arrived in India in 1840, almost two centuries after the birth of Mughal art. This exhibition presents examples of hand-coloured photographs…

…do with my saga.” (Dayanita Singh) Renate Wiehager Alain Willaume, curator of the program India with Devika Daulet-Singh. Exhibition venue: Atelier des Forges, Parc des Ateliers, Rencontres d’Arles 2007….

…reflective of the mixed influences, both western and Indian, which is a common phenomena in many Indian families today. Jeetin Sharma Alain Willaume, curator of the program India with Devika…

…New Delhi, March 2007 Alain Willaume, curator of the program India with Devika Daulet-Singh. Exhibition produced with the support of HP. Exhibition venue: Atelier des Forges, Parc des Ateliers, Rencontres…

…old, are survivors of trafficking, rape or abandonment, or are the children of sex workers. They have been in the care of Sanlaap, a nongovernmental organisation based in Kolkata, India….

…contrasting countries as Spain, United States, India, Italy and Madagascar in addition to her native Mexico. Her curiosity about the different forms of cultural diversity have turned travel into a…

…the Philippines, Haiti, India, Tibet, Burma, Thailand, Africa, Oceania, through peoples and continents, she unveils an enthralling panorama of protean rites of human fervour, at the dawn of a new…

…documented in Papua New Guinea, in Irian Jaya and on the border of the river Ganges in India Africa: In Light and Shadow is conceived and curated by Robert Pledge,…

…several types of situation, I chose four culturally different countries where television has a prominent role: Morocco, India, Mexico and the United States. This project was conducted from 2004-2006. Olivier…

…Lucien Clergue, Chairman of the Awards – France Dayanita Singh – India Chris Killip – UK Lise Sarfati – France The nominees who will be exhibited and invited in Arles:…

…India on the Indus and Ganges Rivers, and Mesopotamia on the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. 2 Long Island City, Sunnyside, Woodside, Jackson Heights, Corona, Flushing Meadows, and Flushing. 3 According…

…when the newly fledged middle classes of, say, China and India demand and receive the luxury goods that we take for granted in the West, it will put considerable pressure…

…South African photographers (Santu Mofokeng, Pieter Hugo, Zanele Muholi, Cedric Nunn, Jo Ractliffe, Thabiso Sekgala) and six French photographers (Patrick Tourneboeuf, Alain Willaume, Raphaël Dallaporta, Harry Gruyaert [a Belgian living…

…R. Cid, Denis Rouvre, Eddy Seesing, Aldo Soares, Vee Speers, Galith Sultan, Patrick Swirc, David Tartakover, Ricard Terré, Annet van der Voort, Alain Willaume Exhibition presented with the support of…

…Bourges, Gilles Coulon, Olivier Culmann, Bieke Depoorter, Mat Jacob, Caty Jan, Philippe Lopparelli, Bertrand Meunier, Meyer, Flore-Aël Surun, Patrick Tourneboeuf, Alain Willaume.   Spatial sound design: Dominique Besson. Exhibition produced…