Exposition, Lorenzo Vitturi, Nulla è puro, 5 septembre - 5 décembre 2020 - prolongée jusqu'au 23 janvier 2021
Exposition, À Tire-d'aile, Figures de l'envol, 17 février - 26 mai 2018
Exposition A Fleur de monde, à propos du toucher, 19-30 mai 2021 et 4 juin - 30 octobre 2021
Exposition, Eamonn Doyle, Dublin Trilogy, 15 octobre - 18 février 2017
Exposition Evelyn Hofer, New York, 26 février - 11 juin 2022
Exposition, À Tire-d'aile, Figures de l'envol, 17 février - 26 mai 2018
Exposition hors les murs, Kim Boske, Mimesis, 12 mars - 1er mai 2022, Jardin des Plantes, Rouen
Exposition Walker Evans, The Magazine Work, 13 mars - 9 mai 2015
Exposition Hors les murs, William Klein, Figure(s) du siècle 16 avril - 24 juillet 2016, Abbatiale St Ouen, Rouen
Exposition A Fleur de monde, à propos du toucher, 19-30 mai 2021 et 4 juin - 30 octobre 2021
Exposition, Science Fictions, 9 février - 11 mai 2019
Exposition Dana Lixenberg, Imperial Courts, 1993-2015, 14 octobre - 27 janvier 2018
Exposition Dana Lixenberg, Imperial Courts, 1993-2015, 14 octobre - 27 janvier 2018
Exposition Hors les murs, Stefano Bianchi, Stracci, février - mars 2019, Fabrique des Savoirs, Elbeuf
Exposition Eva O'Leary, Happy Valley, 13 novembre 2021 - 12 février 2022
Exposition hors les murs, Dahlias, Et cætera, 1er juillet - 30 octobre 2022, Château de Flamanville
Exposition, Lorenzo Vitturi, Nulla è puro, 5 septembre - 5 décembre 2020 - prolongée jusqu'au 23 janvier 2021
Exposition, Notre Jardin, 25 mai - 28 septembre 2019
Exposition, Thorsten-Brinkman, Farce-Satrape, 13 octobre 2018 - 26 janvier 2019
Exposition, Alinka Echeverría, Nicéphora, janvier - février 2017, Musée de la Céramique RMM, Rouen
Exposition, L’Autre visage, portrait et expérimentations photographiques, 11 juin - 1er octobre 2016

MISSION

Labeled as centre d’art contemporain d’intérêt national (contemporary art center of national interest), the Centre photographique Rouen Normandie continues a history that began 30 years ago. It was the first place dedicated to photography in Normandy and one of the pioneers in France, at a time when photography was still a medium in the process of gaining artistic recognition in France. It is located in the heart of Rouen.

The Centre photographique Rouen Normandie is a place that exhibits and supports photographic creation and accompanies the public in the discovery of its multiple facets.

The Centre has an annual programme of 3 to 4 exhibitions, complemented by off-site events in partnership with regional and national institutions (art centres, schools, hospitals, etc.) and a programme of artistic residencies.

The Photographic Centre has an artistic line that places aesthetics as a vector of commitment at the heart of its programming and a cultural line that places a point of honour on the materiality of the work and what physical presence implies: the author’s choice, the spectator’s time.

With a programme that brings together names such as Walker Evans, Michael Wolf, Frank Horvat, Dana Lixenberg, Patrick Tosani, Evelyn Hofer, Eva O’Leary, Stephen Gill, Charles Fréger, Marleen Sleeuwits, Grégoire Alexandre ou Eamonn Doyle, the Photographic Centre aims to show the different faces of photography and its uses. The programme, which brings together historical figures and so-called “emerging” artists, defends singular artistic proposals, in touch with the realities of the world, through exhibitions that are for the most part unprecedented on French territory and offer an international panorama of photographic creation.

A sustained policy of educational projects and a rich programme of visits, debates, screenings, workshops in photographic practice, literary writing and performances offer the widest possible audience the opportunity to understand the world of the image (photography and the moving image) in a different way, to bring to light its resonances with other forms of artistic expression and its ramifications in society. Portfolio readings, workshops and scholarships are added to the programme to support professional, regional and national photographers.

The Centre regularly conducts photographic residencies in the Normandy. The artists are invited to focus on an aspect of the region that may echo the issues at work in their personal work. Each residency is thus an encounter between a visual writing, a conceptual path and the faces of a territory.

The Centre photographique Rouen Normandie is a member of the RRouen, RN13bis and Diagonal networks and of the European platform Futures.

OPENING HOURS AND ACCESS

The Rouen Normandy Photographic Centre welcomes you from

Tuesday to Saturday
from 2pm to 7pm
except on public holidays

15 rue de la Chaîne
76000 Rouen – France
T. +33 (0)2 35 89 36 96
Free admission

Located in the heart of the historic city, it is accessible :
– by car: Hôtel de Ville car park, 100 m away
– by train: Rouen Rive Droite station, 10mn walk

Metro stop: Palais de Justice
Bus stops: Hôtel de Ville (lines F1, F2, 5, 6, 20) / Saint-Nicolas
(lines F1, 6)

CONTACT

PRESIDENCY
Claire Tangy
presidence(a)centrephotographique.com

DIRECTION
Raphaëlle Stopin
raphaellestopin(a)centrephotographique.com

MEDIATION & IN CHARGE OF PUBLICS
Camille Kerzerho
education(a)centrephotographique.com

RECEPTION & COMMUNICATION
Milivanh Jantzen
info(at)centrephotographique.com

INFORMATION
info(at)centrephotographique.com