MIGUEL RIO BRANCO Dislecsia
Dislecsia is a large collage of images made by Miguel Rio Branco since his beginning in photography, when he was still mostly involved in painting. The idea of Dislecsia came from the fact that in poetry the way we construct is not necessarily the same as in usual common daylife. For Miguel Rio Branco it is poetic reality that counts. It is not reality that is real, but the way in which he as an artist experiences it and recreates it. On the basis of his ide

Une exposition du grand photoreporter suisse René Burri rend hommage à son ami Jean Tinguely (1925-1991), à l'Espace Jean Tinguely – Niki de Saint-Phalle. Les Fribourgeois redécouvrent «leur» artiste grâce à cette exposition créée en 2005 par le Musée Tinguely de Bâle, avec la collaboration de l'agence Magnum. «Tinguely et Burri se ressemblent: même profondeur, même vitesse du geste, humo

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