OPENING WEEKEND!
Join us for our opening weekend from Thursday, September 10, through Sunday, September 13, and come discover EN QUÊTE, the Institut pour la photographie’s second exhibition series
On the program: exhibition tours, meet-and-greets, light mapping, outdoor screenings, and carte blanche for Comala Radio
Saturday, the 12th
→ 11:00 a. m. > 10:00 p. m.
Self-guided tour of the exhibits
→ 4:00 p. m.
Roundtable Discussion: “Carnival and Photography: The Game of Appearances”
In partnership with Light Motiv
* Reservations are recommended, subject to availability
→ 8:30 p. m.
Outdoor Screening Dilili in Paris , Michel Ocelot
In partnership with The Audiovisual Meetings
* Reservations are recommended, subject to availability
The Institut pour la photographie is pleased to present Michel Ocelot’s “Enquête de la jeune héroïne” as part of its series of exhibitions devoted to photographic investigations.
In Belle Époque Paris, accompanied by a young delivery boy on a three-wheeled cart, the young Kanak girl Dilili investigates a series of mysterious kidnappings of young girls. She goes from one adventure to the next throughout the glamorous city, meeting extraordinary men and women who help her, as well as villains who operate in the shadows.
The two friends will bring about the triumph of light, freedom, and the joy of living together.
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Sunday, the 13th
→ 11:00 a. m. > 10:00 p. m.
Self-guided tour of the exhibits
Brunch at The Dinette + DJ sets with Emile Omar and Comala Radio
Sunday DJ sets are resuming at the Institut, with a format adapted to current health guidelines. La Dinette is serving up its gourmet, colorful brunches, and guests from the Lille radio station are livening up Sundays this fall in Lille.
* Reservations are recommended FOR BRUNCH, subject to availability
→ Available time slots: 11:30 a. m. And 1:00 p. m.
Reservations are guaranteed for 30 minutes.
→ 8:30 p. m.
Outdoor screening, a selection of short films related to the exhibition "MASCARADES AND CARNIVALS"
In partnership with The Audiovisual Meetings
* Reservations are recommended, subject to availability
New Orleans Carnival, 1965, François Reichenbach, France, 10’10’’
A Protest, a Celebration, a Mixed Message, 2018, Rhea Storr, United Kingdom, 12’
Beyond Noh, 2020, Patrick SMITH, Kaori ISHIDA, United States, 4’
Malanka, 2018, Paul-Louis Léger, Pascal Messaoudi, France
La Tourbière, 2019, Brieuc Schieb, France, 26’4’’
Peau De Chagrin/Bleu De Nuit, 2018, Baloji, Belgium, 9’4’’
*The Night Bird*, 2015, Marie Losier, Portugal, 20’8’’