I Love Africa

Exhibition catalogue Fotofestival La Gacilly-Baden Photo

The biggest European photo festival takes place in Baden near Vienna from 8 June to 30 September 2018. The Festival La Gacilly-Baden Photo is gathering the who’s who of photography – from Brent Stirton to Elliott Erwitt, from Seydou Keïta to Omar Victor Diop – around the theme I Love Africa. Along a 4 km route 36 exhibitions with 2 000 photos on panels up to 300 square metres in size build a unique open-air gallery.

Cyril Drouhet
Florence Drouhet
Lois Lammerhuber
Prefaces:
Johanna Mikl-Leitner
Stefan Szirucsek
Jacques Rocher
Pascal Maitre

18 × 24 cm 
260 pages
148 photos
English, German
Softcover
ISBN 978-3-903101-54-8
June 2018

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Authors

  • Cyril Drouhet

    Cyril Drouhet is a historian, passionate journalist and director of photography at Le Figaro Magazine, as well as curator of [...] more

  • Jacques Rocher

    Jacques Rocher is founder of the Festival Photo La Gacilly and mayor of La Gacilly. more

  • Lois Lammerhuber

    Lois Lammerhuber is a photographer and publisher. His close collaboration with GEO Magazine started in 1984, continues to this day, [...] more

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The gardens, lanes and squares of Baden are turned into a “city of pictures“. 2018 in particular, pictures from African photographic studios recount the dreams of the people who live south of the Sahara. On the other, long-term reports tell us about moving and surprising relations between humans and animals.

Jacques Rocher, today President of the Fondation Yves Rocher, initiated this annual photo festival in 2004 in his birthplace of La Gacilly in Brittany. Photographer and publisher Lois Lammerhuber initiated the cooperation with Baden to start in 2018. The Festival 2018 is the start of an exclusive cooperation between La Gacilly and Baden. The photo festival will be shown every summer, first in La Gacilly and then in Baden one year later. So the exhibition shown in France in 2018 will be presented in Baden in 2019. And this rhythm is to continue. Thus the works of the world’s best photographers can be admired first on the western periphery of the continent and then in the heart of Europe.

The catalogue presents all 36 exhibitions: Akintunde Akinleye » Ed Alcock » Sammy Baloji » James Barnor » Teo Becher » Girma Berta » Emmanuel Berthier » Mama Casset » David Chancellor » Paras Chandaria » Jean Depara » Fatoumata Diabaté » Omar Victor Diop » Elliott Erwitt » Tim Flach » Phil Hatcher-Moore » Hélène Jayet » Seydou Keïta » Manon Lanjouère » Oumar Ly » Rob MacInnis » Pascal Maitre » Baudoin Mouanda » Aïda Muluneh » Daniel Naudé » Eric Pillot » Nyani Quarmyne » Arthur Rimbaud » Joel Sartore » Emmanuel Scorcelletti » Zhen Shi » Malick Sidibé » Brent Stirton » Michel Vanden Eeckhoudt »

Reviews

Der Standard open_in_new

21. Juli 2018: „Zum Sehen, zum Flanieren und Staunen lädt derzeit das größte Open-Air-Fotofestival La Gacilly in Baden bei Wien ein. Hierzulande sind Namen wie Seydou Keita, Malick Sidibé, Aida Muluneh, Jean Depara oder Sammy Baloji bisher weitgehend unbekannt. Absolut zu Unrecht, wie auch die akkordierte Publikation eindrucksvoll beweist.“

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The gardens, lanes and squares of Baden are turned into a “city of pictures“. 2018 in particular, pictures from African photographic studios recount the dreams of the people who live south of the Sahara. On the other, long-term reports tell us about moving and surprising relations between humans and animals.

Jacques Rocher, today President of the Fondation Yves Rocher, initiated this annual photo festival in 2004 in his birthplace of La Gacilly in Brittany. Photographer and publisher Lois Lammerhuber initiated the cooperation with Baden to start in 2018. The Festival 2018 is the start of an exclusive cooperation between La Gacilly and Baden. The photo festival will be shown every summer, first in La Gacilly and then in Baden one year later. So the exhibition shown in France in 2018 will be presented in Baden in 2019. And this rhythm is to continue. Thus the works of the world’s best photographers can be admired first on the western periphery of the continent and then in the heart of Europe.

The catalogue presents all 36 exhibitions: Akintunde Akinleye » Ed Alcock » Sammy Baloji » James Barnor » Teo Becher » Girma Berta » Emmanuel Berthier » Mama Casset » David Chancellor » Paras Chandaria » Jean Depara » Fatoumata Diabaté » Omar Victor Diop » Elliott Erwitt » Tim Flach » Phil Hatcher-Moore » Hélène Jayet » Seydou Keïta » Manon Lanjouère » Oumar Ly » Rob MacInnis » Pascal Maitre » Baudoin Mouanda » Aïda Muluneh » Daniel Naudé » Eric Pillot » Nyani Quarmyne » Arthur Rimbaud » Joel Sartore » Emmanuel Scorcelletti » Zhen Shi » Malick Sidibé » Brent Stirton » Michel Vanden Eeckhoudt »

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