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The Rencontres d'Arles 2020 program will be released on social media and the festival’s website at 11 am (10 am GMT) on March 13.

A new podcast series ‘Prix Pictet: A lens on sustainability’ brings together some of the world’s greatest photographers. Topics include Conflict, Consumption and Displacement, all through the lens of those who have taken some of the most seminal pictures of our time.

24 809 visitors!
Public and critical success for the first program of the Institut pour la photographie in Lille.

Kering and the Rencontres d’Arles are presenting the first Women In Motion Award for photography to Susan Meiselas.
She takes a unique approach to her subjects: it is personal as much as geopolitical. Covering many conflicts worldwide, from war to human rights, cultural identity issues and the sex trade, she uses photography, film, video et sometimes archival materials in a constant desire to build narratives with which she associates her subjects as players while questioning the status
of images.

December 14 & 15, Institut pour la photographie, Lille

The first exhibition of the Institut pour la photographie closes this weekend.

Luo Yang is the winner of the 2019 Jimei x Arles Women Photographers Award with "Youth".
She has been rewarded with a ¥50,000 prize.

Yi Lian is the winner of the 2019 Jimei x Arles Discovery Award with his 10-year work "Ask for the Moon".
He has been rewarded with a ¥200,000 prize and will be exhibited in Arles next year.

Opening Week
— 29/06 > 05/07

Exhibitions
— 29/06 > 20/09

Elle/il préparera la venue des invités et partenaires du festival.

Hubert et Laurent Védrine s’attellent avec vénération et légèreté à la biographie imaginaire du maléfique Olrik, figure fascinante de la très célèbre bande dessinée créée par Edgar P. Jacobs en 1946 Blake et Mortimer.