FRANÇOIS HALARD
« 56 DAYS IN ARLES »
Exposition du 11 février au 28 février 2021
Vernissage et signature du livre « 56 Days in Arles » publié par Libraryman
11 février 2021
16h-18h
Vernissage et signature du livre « 56 Days in Arles » publié par Libraryman
11 février 2021
16h-18h
François Halard voyage dans le monde entier et capture avec émotions des lieux qui l’inspirent. Il pose son regard et construit une histoire singulière à partir des maisons et ateliers d’artistes tels que : Rauschenberg, Cy Twombly, Louise Bourgeois, l’atelier de Giorgio Morandi, Luigi Ghirri, John Richardson, Saul Leiter, Luis Barragan, Casa Malaparte ... Des lieux dont l’histoire résonne entre les murs et dont il s’approprie pour débusquer l’infime, le presque invisible que ses images, à travers son regard, rendent visibles.
En cette année si particulière de 2020, lors du confinement du printemps, François Halard est cette fois, resté chez lui, à Arles, dans son hôtel particulier. Durant toute cette période de 56 jours, il a photographié l’intérieur de sa maison, riche de détails qui témoignent de son attachement profond à l’art. François Halard présente 56 polaroids quotidiens dans l’ouvrage publié par Libraryman « 56 days in Arles ».
Lors de l’exposition à la librairie Yvon Lambert du 11 au 28 février 2021 seront présentés une sélection de polaroids originaux ainsi que des tirages en éditions limités.
Ouvrages autour de son travail personnel :« François Halard 2 » (Rizzoli/Acte Sud), « Visite Privée » (Actes Sud), « La Maison de verre » (Actes Sud), « Casa Ghirri » (Kehrer), « The house that Jack built » (Steidl), « En Mémoire de Saul Leiter » (Libraryman), « Papa » (Libraryman), « Polaroids Italiens » (Idea / Oscar Humphries).
Exhibition from February 11 to February 28, 2021
Opening and book signing "56 Days in Arles" published by Libraryman
February 11, 2021
Opening and book signing "56 Days in Arles" published by Libraryman
February 11, 2021
4pm to 6pm
François Halard travels all over the world and captures with emotion the places that inspire him. He lays his eyes and develops a singular story from the houses and studios of artists such as: Rauschenberg, Cy Twombly, Louise Bourgeois, the studio of Giorgio Morandi, Luigi Ghirri, John Richardson, Saul Leiter, Luis Barragan, Casa Malaparte ... Places whose history is echoed within the walls and whose history he appropriates in order to discover the subtle, the almost invisible that his images, through his eyes, make visible.
In this so particular year of 2020, during the lockdown of spring, François Halard stayed this time at home, in Arles, in his private mansion. During this 56-day period, he photographed the interior of his house, rich in details that reflect his deep attachment to art. François Halard presents 56 daily polaroids in the book published by Libraryman "56 days in Arles".
During the exhibition at the Yvon Lambert bookshop from February 11 to 28, 2021, a selection of original polaroids will be presented as well as limited edition prints.
Publications around his personal work:"François Halard 2" (Rizzoli/Acte Sud), "Visite Privée" (Actes Sud), "La Maison de verre" (Actes Sud), "Casa Ghirri" (Kehrer), "The house that Jack built" (Steidl), "En Mémoire de Saul Leiter" (Libraryman), "Papa" (Libraryman), "Polaroids Italiens" (Idea Oscar Humphries).
In this so particular year of 2020, during the lockdown of spring, François Halard stayed this time at home, in Arles, in his private mansion. During this 56-day period, he photographed the interior of his house, rich in details that reflect his deep attachment to art. François Halard presents 56 daily polaroids in the book published by Libraryman "56 days in Arles".
During the exhibition at the Yvon Lambert bookshop from February 11 to 28, 2021, a selection of original polaroids will be presented as well as limited edition prints.
Publications around his personal work:"François Halard 2" (Rizzoli/Acte Sud), "Visite Privée" (Actes Sud), "La Maison de verre" (Actes Sud), "Casa Ghirri" (Kehrer), "The house that Jack built" (Steidl), "En Mémoire de Saul Leiter" (Libraryman), "Papa" (Libraryman), "Polaroids Italiens" (Idea Oscar Humphries).
