Food For Your Eyes Projects///NEWS///
Keeping an eye on...Current and past projects all in one place. Exhibitions and photography projects curated by Paris based independent curator Nathalie Belayche. Founder of www.foodforyoureyes.com + www.foodforyoureyes.tumblr.com
Food For Your Eyes will launch a new project at nofound photo fair : Food For Your Eyes Pop-Up Gallery !
We are happy to collaborate with Pierre von Kleist editions to present photographic prints and beautiful photobooks by Andre Cepeda, Andre Principe, Antonio Julio Duarte and Jose Pedro Cortes.
nofound photo fair
16-19 NOVEMBER 2012
GARAGE TURENNE
PREVIEW: Friday 16th November 2012, 3pm to 6pm
OPENING: Friday 16th November 2012 from 7pm
Visit the nofound website and blog for more informations
“RVB BOOKS is a publishing company founded in Paris in 2011. RVB publishes beautifully crafted and innovative books by French artists like Thomas Maielender, Gregoire Pujade-Lauraine, Stephanie Solinas as well by the Dutch artists Jaap Sheeren and Ruth van Beek”. Read the conversation with Remi Faucheux, the co-founder of RVB BOOKS , as part of a guest contribution @ Wandering Bears blog
“ Maxime Milanesi and Claire Schvartz also known as the founding duo of Editions FP&CF are active players within the photo- zine scene. With their publishing house based in Paris, they publish the participative fanzine TELL MUM EVERYTHING IS OK showing the work of various contributors from Europe, the Uk, the US. As an avid collector of their lovely publications of photographs, I asked them to share some thoughts about photo-zines “à la française” Read the full post @ Wandering Bears
© Malala Andrialavidrazana
Deux galeries investissent l’Afrique
Le Journal des Arts - n° 356 - 4 novembre 2011
Magnum Gallery et la galerie Baudoin Lebon, à Paris, présentent des artistes principalement originaires ou intéressés par le continent africain pour des visions alternatives et sans concession.
Installation view of Synchronicity exhibition at Baudoin Lebon gallery, Paris
Synchronicity : Photography & Video by a new generation of artists from Africa
“Synchronicity”, an exhibition curated by On The Roof collective, featuring a new generation of lens based media artists from the African continent and the diaspora. The exhibition developed in collaboration with Baudoin Lebon Gallery, Paris for3rd Photoquai.Biennale of World Images will be held from 29th September to 19th November 2011 in Paris.
Images courtesy Backlash Gallery Blog
Galerie Baudoin Lebon - Paris > 29.09.2011 | 19.11.2011
Dans le cadre de Photoquai, 3e Biennale des images du monde à l’initiative du Musée du Quai Branly, Baudoin Lebon présente Synchronicity, une exposition proposée par le collectif On The Roof (Elise Atangana, Nathalie Belayche, Yves Chatap, Caroline Hancock).
L’exposition est l’occasion d’inviter douze artistes originaires du continent africain et de sa diaspora, actifs en Afrique et sur la scène artistique internationale mais peu connus voire jamais montrés à Paris.
Malala Andrialavidrazana (France/Madagascar), James Barnor (Ghana/UK), Steeve Bauras (France/Martinique), Calvin Dondo (Zimbabwe), François-Xavier Gbré(France/Côte d’Ivoire), Em’Kal (Cameroun), Akintola Hanif (USA), Kiluanji Kia Henda(Angola), Kapwani Kiwanga (Canada/France/Tanzanie), N’Krumah Lawson Daku(France/Suisse/Togo), Amina Menia (Algérie), Grace Ndiritu (Kenya/UK), Abraham Oghobase (Nigéria).
Synchronicity
© Abraham Oghobase
From 30/09/11 to 19/11/2011
During Photoquai 2011, the 3rd biennial exhibition of world images organised by the Musée du Quai Branly, baudoin lebon gallery presents Synchronicity, an exhibition curated by the collective On The Roof. This exhibition brings together twelve lens based artists from the African continent and its diaspora, active in Africa and on the international art scene. Some of these artists are shown in Paris for the first time.
Photo by Bob Gosani , ‘Mandela boxing, 1957’ published in Drum Magazine
Essay by Nathalie Belayche about photographers working for Drum Magazine during the Apartheid era in South Africa . Read the full article on Africa In Visu ( in French)
“The Street Photography Now exhibition which was shown in a
shop window exhibition in Paris and at Gallery Lichtblick in Cologne
now moved to Stuttgart. It will be presented at Ute Noll’s UNO Art Space. 02.04.2011 - 25.06.2011”
