Atelier Depardon is dedicated to developing, producing and supporting projects around the work of Raymond Depardon.
The Atelier works on the production of exhibitions, publications and audiovisual projects, with a particular focus on Raymond Depardon’s photographic and film archive. It collaborates with museums, publishers, festivals and cultural institutions to initiate new projects, accompany research and curatorial work, and create new ways of engaging with this body of work.
Atelier Depardon also hosts and develops other artistic projects, including those of Simon Depardon.
More broadly, the Atelier aims to support contemporary creation around Raymond Depardon’s work and to contribute to its transmission to future audiences.
Unless otherwise stated, Atelier Depardon does not hold or administer copyright or reproduction rights in Raymond Depardon’s works.
The Atelier works on the production of exhibitions, publications and audiovisual projects, with a particular focus on Raymond Depardon’s photographic and film archive. It collaborates with museums, publishers, festivals and cultural institutions to initiate new projects, accompany research and curatorial work, and create new ways of engaging with this body of work.
Atelier Depardon also hosts and develops other artistic projects, including those of Simon Depardon.
More broadly, the Atelier aims to support contemporary creation around Raymond Depardon’s work and to contribute to its transmission to future audiences.
Unless otherwise stated, Atelier Depardon does not hold or administer copyright or reproduction rights in Raymond Depardon’s works.
- France
- Lab: Dupon
- Argentina
- Lab: Buenos Aires Color
- Camera: Mamiya 645
- Published in The Eye
- of Photography
- Location Extremadura, Spain
- Lab: ArkaLaboratoire
- Camera: Rollei WIDE 55
- Collaboration with the CCP in Tucson to analyze W.Eugene Smith's 1951 contact sheets, providing a new perspective on his iconic series documenting the Spanish village.
- Instants des Jeux Olympiques
- combines monumental
- photography installations and
- contemporary portraits of
- French athletes by Simon &
- Raymond Depardon