from March 15th to May 19th 2024
This spring at the Foundation
LE DESSIN, CE MESSAGER
from April 20th to May 19th 202418 rue de la Calade — Arles
Festival du dessin Behind the striking graphic spectacle of these drawn works, at first glance so different from one another, lies the sensibility of those who are caught in the mesh of the appearance of things. Sometimes inspired by photography, sometimes by documentary or radically imaginary, these artists invite us to a feast for the eyes and the mind, offering us their unfiltered, unrestrained reappropriation of the world.
Artists Antoine CAPITANI, Jean-Michel JAQUET, Kiki PICASSO, Christian ROUX
Curators Pavel SCHMIDT, Florent BASILETTI
LA REVUE L’AMOUR : A LA GLOIRE DU DESSIN
from April 20th to May 19th 202418 rue de la Calade — Arles
Festival du dessin On October 14, 2021, a new literary and artistic magazine appeared in bookshops: L'Amour. Singular voices - those of writers, essayists, scientists and artists of different generations and nationalities - expressed themselves freely, accompanied by an equal number of new and established illustrators. “Life, art and poetry are crying out for new supporters, says its creator, Frédéric Pajak, in the first editorial. As in an “Auberge espagnole”, they share what they have. That's what L'Amour is all about.” Around a hundred drawings, taken from various issues of the magazine, retrace this bold project.
Curator Francis VOLKEN
Our Foundation
— Manuel Rivera-Ortiz Foundation for Documentary Photography & Film
Established in 2010, the Manuel Rivera-Ortiz Foundation aims to encourage a new generation of photographers — simply equipped with a camera and a vision for a better world — to travel the world and capture humanity in motion.
18 rue de la Calade — 13000 Arles
open from wednesday to sunday, 11am to 6pm
entry fee 6€ — reduced fee 4€*
Established in 2010, the Manuel Rivera-Ortiz Foundation aims to encourage a new generation of photographers — simply equipped with a camera and a vision for a better world — to travel the world and capture humanity in motion.
18 rue de la Calade — 13000 Arles
open from wednesday to sunday, 11am to 6pm
entry fee 6€ — reduced fee 4€*
