| | | | | | | | Alba Zari, Occult | | | | | The Images Vevey biennal | | | | TOGETHER. LA VIE ENSEBLE | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Teaser for the 2022 Images Vevey Biennial, created by Atelier CIAO | | | | | | | Images Vevey unveils the full programme for its 2022 Biennial! | | | Images Vevey, the most notable visual arts biennial in Switzerland is back, with a new constellation of stars and, as always, its unique concept of custom-made photography exhibitions and installations for one and all to discover free of charge, exclusively throughout the town of Vevey from 3 to 25 September 2022. The Biennial presents the opportunity for Images Vevey to showcase its very own publishing house for photography books: Editions Images Vevey.
Discover the full programme online! For over three weeks, the town of Vevey will be displaying 50 custom-made photography installations for visitors to explore free of charge. The biennial event creates links by bringing together the artwork of over fifty artists from 25 countries including Japan, Guatemala, Spain, Italy, India, and South Africa, all focusing on the theme Together. La vie ensemble. | | | | | | | | | | Boris Mikhailov, Yesterday's-Sandwich 03 | | | | | | THE CONCEPT OF THE EXHIBITIONS
Images Vevey is renowned for the creation of unique scenography and the impressive dimensions of its installations in various parts of the town of Vevey, thus inviting its audience to experience images differently. To arouse festivalgoers’ curiosity, striking new indoor venues nestled in Vevey’s town centre will welcome seasoned Festival regulars and newcomers alike! | | | | | | | | | | Alec Soth, Untitled 26 from Dog-Days, Bogotá © Alec Soth, Magnum Photos | | | L’APPARTEMENT – ESPACE IMAGES VEVEY: A NEW GATEWAY TO THE FESTIVAL
Images Vevey invites visitors to explore its new permanent art space in the heart of Vevey’s train station, formerly serving as railway workers’ housing. L’Appartement – Espace Images Vevey is showcasing projects by four internationally renowned artists: Bertien van Manen, Alec Soth, Gillian Wearing and Carmen Winant.
As is the custom every two years, there is great suspense as to which colossal photograph Images Vevey has selected to entirely cover the frontage of a building, opposite the train station. This edition, let's be teleported to the legendary Milan Cathedral, a photograph taken by Thomas Struth in 1998, printed on a 500 m2 canvas. This famous German photographer invites the festivalgoers to embark on a novel itinerary to discover four of his masterpieces displayed on distinctive buildings around the town of Vevey. | | | | | | | | | | Diana Markosian – Santa Barbara | | | THE FESTIVAL HOTSPOT
The Festival bar is another key venue of the event. This year it will be proposing some sporty amusement with the installation of a minigolf realised by the Belgian artist Vincen Beeckman. Right next door, in the Salle del Castillo, the epicentre of the Festival, a photographic and video installation by the artist Diana Markosian will plunge festival-goers into a remake of the cult soap opera Santa Barbara. | | | | | | | | | |
| | IMAGES VEVEY NOW PUBLISHES ITS OWN BOOKS
Since 2020, Images Vevey has been pursuing its role as a publisher of photographic books and, during the second weekend of the Festival, on Saturday 10 September 2022, it will present its publishing house. The latest Editions Images Vevey publication is Lux in Tenebris by Vincent Jendly, a Swiss artist whose work was exhibited at the 2020 Biennial.
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Presenting the artists and the myriad of topics addressed – love, family, urbanism, technology, science, tourism, politics, life, death, religion, culture, food, sport, hobbies, and much more – our press kit details the entire programme. | | | | | | | | | | Anastasia Samoylova, Breakfast with Stephen Shore, 1977, 2018 | | | | | | unsubscribe here
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