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Paris-Beijing Photo Gallery
The Old Factory 798 Art District, Dashanzi, Jiu Xian Qiao Lu n°4,
100015 Beijing
Chine
http://www.parisbeijingphotogallery.com
Contacter Paris-Beijing Photo Gallery
tel: 0086-10-8459926
Horaires: Opening hours: Everyday, from 10am to 6 pm
Plan d'accès
Les artistes Aniu
Gao Brothers
Xiao Chuan
Cyrus Cornut
Wen Fang
Guo Hang
Chen Jiagang
Jiang Pengyi
Liu Ren
Marc Riboud
Linus Ricard
Oak Taylor-Smith
Ian Teh
Ambroise Tézenas
Lu Xianyi
Yang Yi
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Présentation
Founded in 2006 by Flore Sassigneux and Romain Degoul with the strong will to create the first space in China dedicated exclusively to modern and contemporary world photography.
Our gallery, located in Dashanzi 798 Art District has ambitions to become an essential link between Paris, a capital of world photography, and Beijing, an emerging contributor to the international art world.
The project’s primary focus is to realise two simple objectives:
To become a platform for western photographers in a country where their names and works are hardly known and displayed.
To internationally promote works from a new generation of talented Chinese photographers.
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Les expositions
Chen Jiagang The great third front (Du 16/8/2008 au 30/10/2008)
During the 1960s, heavy industry and military factories were moved from North-eastern China to the remote South-western frontiers in order to strengthen China’s national defense. Millions of migrant workers followed the factories on the Third Front. But with time changing, these factories got abandoned gradually from the beginning of the 80’s due to China’s reform and opening policy.
Chen Jiagang, a former architect, businessman, and curator has taken the Thir
Wen Fang - Fondations (Du 21/6/2008 au 13/8/2008)
Paris-Beijing Photo Gallery présente les nouvelles oeuvres de Wen Fang dans une exposition intitulee Fondations. Au travers de differentes installations, Wen fang continue de nous etonner en imprimant sa photographie sur son support fetiche: la brique.
Originaire de Pékin et diplomée de l’Institut Louis Lumière à Paris, cette jeune artiste transcende l’objet a priori trivial qu’est une brique en lui apportant une profondeur,
Marc Riboud et Ian Teh - Undercurrents (Du 26/4/2008 au 10/6/2008)
Ian Teh Undercurrents
A member of the Vu Agency since 2001, Ian Teh has been documenting on China for the past ten years and has exhibited his photography all over the world. The Malaysian-born, British photo reporter’s artistic creativity stems from his interest in social, environmental, and political issues of the modern world.
Ian Teh is a storyteller. Organically threading together images of integrative colors, he creates storylines based on
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