Edition 2017
Méjan Association
The Kogi Indians
The memory of possibilities
Who are the Kogi people? Where and how do they live? What type of dialogue can we have with them? To what end, regarding the pressing questions of our age? 40 photographic works by Éric Julien show a profoundly human society in which everything is “sign”. A society whose last heirs, refugees in the upper valleys of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, look with sadness upon their little brothers, “the civilised, as they call themselves,” destroying the web of life.
Exhibition access by Librairie Actes Sud.
Exhibition curator: Françoise Callier. Exhibition presented by the Association du Méjan and the Tchendukua association.
Exhibition organized as part of the Année France-Colombie 2017, with a Sponsoring Committee composed of: AccorHotels, Airbus, Axa Colpatria, Oberthur Fiduciaire, L’Oréal, Groupe Renault, Sano, Veolia, BNP Paribas, Groupe Casino, Schneider Electric, VINCI, and Poma.
About the exhibition
Publications
In the same sequence
Surroundings exhibitions
Events
4 July
COLOMBIA’S KOGI INDIANS IN 2017: IDENTITY AND THOUGHT
Round table
Round table with Éric Julien, photographer, and Arregoce Coronado Zarabata and José Gabriel Limako Dingula, representatives of the Kogi Indian community.
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Cour Fanton
4 July
The Kogi Indians
THE MEMORY OF POSSIBILITIES
Exhibition tour
Exhibition tour by Éric Julien, photographer.
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Caves du Méjan
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