The 55th edition of Les Rencontres d'Arles, running until early October, features the theme of 'disobedient images'. Key highlights include Nan Goldin’s European debut of 'Stendhal Syndrome', a slideshow pairing her photographs with classical artworks. This year showcases poignant works such as Keisha Scarville's exploration of grief and a remarkable display of contemporary Australian photography. The festival's focus emphasizes the necessity of authentic representation against the backdrop of mainstream media's influence, marking a significant moment in the photography calendar.
Nan Goldin’s ‘Stendhal Syndrome’, a powerful 30-minute slideshow, combines her candid images with classical art, presenting her circle as mythological figures.
The overarching theme of the festival, ‘disobedient images’, highlights the need for authentic representation in an age dominated by mainstream media.
Keisha Scarville’s exploration of grief through Brazilian modernist photography presents emotional depth, while contemporary Australian works are curated with exquisite care.
The 55th edition of Les Rencontres d'Arles showcases eight highlights, emphasizing poignant narratives through various photographic lenses.
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