A plusieurs pratiques collaboratives de la photographie

7 Apr.'27
- 14:00

Marie Papazoglou, art historian, museologist, and independent exhibition curator

Although often thought of as an individual practice, photography is nevertheless always the result of a multitude of actions which, from the moment the photographer encounters the subject right through to the final stages of production, constitute a collective endeavour.

This lecture (in French) aims to explore the history of photography through this lens, paying particular attention to contemporary practices, where collaboration has become one of the main driving forces behind photographic creation. Through various examples — artist collectives, participatory initiatives, community projects and self-representation projects — the aim is to examine photography as a space for encounter, sharing and co-creation, capable of producing new forms of collective narratives and challenging the notion of the isolated author.


Bookings can be made via info@jap.be. This educational programme is free of charge and suitable for French-speaking students in the 5th and 6th years of secondary school in Brussels.

Practical information

Location

Studio · Bozar

Rue Ravenstein 23 1000 Brussels

Audience

Secondary Education

Language

  • French

Without interval

Films

Lecture

15 Oct.'26 →
31 Mar.'27

Jeunesse et Arts Plastiques