CONVERSATIONS

The 2020 recipients of the Research and Creation Support Program present the status of their research

To cap off this year of research, the four recipients of the Institute’s Research and Creation Support Program will take part in a conversation, this Friday, May 28, 2021, in the Institute’s library, with a guest artist or specialist on the theme of the 2020 edition, Photography and the Visual Culture of the Imagination .

Conversations:
Ezio d’Agostino in conversation with Gil Bartholeyns
Ezio d’Agostino, an artist, carried out his project True Faith , a study on the phenomenon of religious image apparitions in Italy, which will be presented at the Institute next October.
Gil Bartholeyns is a historian; he teaches at the University of Lille, where he directs the master's program  Visual Sciences and Culture.   He is currently conducting ethnographic research on a phosphorescent, miraculous statuette in southern Belgium.
 

 

Véra Léon in conversation with Abigail Solomon-Godeau.
Under the title  Photographer: a masculine noun? A profession that sparks the imagination , historian Véra Léon conducted research on gender in the professions of   photography.
Abigail Solomon-Godeau is an American art historian, critic, and curator; her research focuses primarily on gender , feminism and Visual Culture.
 

 

Laureline Meizel in conversation with Raphaël Dallaporta.
Laureline Meizel, a historian of photography, has undertaken a research project titled Taming the Depths? Photography, Caving, and Underground Imaginaries .
Raphaël Dallaporta creates photographic work based on specific shooting protocols; he is notably the creator of the installation and its accompanying publication, Chauvet–Pont-d’Arc, The Unappropriable , Éditions Xavier Barral, 2016.
 

 

David de Beyter in conversation with Pierre Lagrange.
David de Beyter with The Skeptics is leading a project based on an amateur practice derived from scientific ufology, a part of which he presented at the gallery Bacqueville in Lille this winter.
Pierre Lagrange, a sociologist of science and a research associate at the LAHIC Laboratory for the Anthropology and History of Cultural Institutions , is an expert in ufology.