| | | |  | | | Daniel Reuter: Untitled (from the "Providencia" series), 2020
© Daniel Reuter | | | | Lët’z Arles – 2021 | | | | | | | | | Exhibition: 4 July – 26 September, 2021
The 52nd Rencontres d’Arles, Chapelle de la Charité | | | Book signings @ Librairie du Palais, Arles
Daniel Reuter "Providencia": Wednesday, 7 July 2021, 5pm
Lisa Kohl "ERRE": Thursday, 8 July 2021, 2pm | | |  | | | | | | | | | |  | | | Lisa Kohl: "SHELTER", Los Angeles, United States, 2019
© Lisa Kohl | | | | | | Lët’z Arles is delighted to be participating for the 4th time in the Rencontres d’Arles this summer 2021, with two exhibitions displayed within the associated programme.
The two projects were selected by an international jury on the basis of an exhibition specially devised for the Chapelle de la Charité in Arles: Providencia, by Daniel Reuter, and ERRE, by Lisa Kohl.
The jury was composed of:
Paul di Felice, co-founder of Café-Crème and the European Month of Photography (EMOP), exhibition curator
Danielle Igniti, exhibition curator and former director of the Dudelange art centres
Marta Gili, director of the École nationale supérieure de la photographie d’Arles (ENSP)
Steph Meyers, director of Rotondes
Sam Stourdzé, former director of the Rencontres d’Arles and current director of the Villa Médicis (Rome)
Michèle Walerich, head of the Photography Department of the Centre national de l’audiovisuel (CNA), exhibition curator
Christoph Wiesner, former artistic director of Paris Photo and current director of the Rencontres d’Arles
Under the Presidency of Florence Reckinger-Taddeï, President of Lët’z Arles, without voting rights. | | |
| | | | | | | | | |  | | | Daniel Reuter: view of installation "Providencia", Chapelle de la Charité, 2021
© Romain Girtgen/CNA
© Daniel Reuter | | | | | | Exhibition: 4 July – 26 September, 2021
The 52nd Rencontres d’Arles, Chapelle de la Charité | | | | Book signing @ Librairie du Palais, Arles: Wednesday, 7 July 2021, 5pm | | | | | | Daniel Reuter "Providencia"
Edited and sequenced by: Milo Montelli (Skinnerboox)
Designed by: Federico Carpani
Editorial coordination by: Michèle Walerich (CNA)
Text by: Alejandro Zambra
ISBN: 978-88-94895-35-3
Paperback, Swiss Binding; 112 pages; in English and Spanish
Co-publication: Skinnerboox, Lët’z Arles and CNA
700 copies, €35 |  |
| | | | | | | Providencia - providence - in its biblical sense, describes God's intervention in the universe, an influence beyond human control. The Providencia district in Santiago de Chile provides both the setting and the title for this new series by Daniel Reuter. His work explores the signs of a recently exposed divergence, starting from a visually prosaic urbanity: architectural details, makeshift structures, trees and foliage, construction site hoardings that obstruct the view. | | | | | |  | | | Daniel Reuter: Untitled (from the "Providencia" series), 2020
© Daniel Reuter | | | | | | | In the aftermath of civil unrest, we meet the protagonists, confined within the complexity of their existence. Beneath the surface layer of the quotidian, we sense the last great wave of Western aspiration crashing down. Figures appear, the reiteration of a narrator, or characters living within a fractured narrative? Resonating with his research topics, such as identity and memory, the artist draws on this charged topography and translates its textures, reflections and light. The investigation of a deeper and more internalised territory takes shape, conjuring up the dreams and disenchantment of a world in upheaval. | | | | | |  | | | | Daniel Reuter: Javiera (from the "Providencia" series), 2020 | | | | | |  | | | Daniel Reuter: view of installation "Providencia", Chapelle de la Charité, 2021
© Romain Girtgen/CNA | | | | | | Daniel Reuter was born in Germany in 1976. He lives and works between Luxembourg and Iceland.
More information: danielreuter.net | | | | |
| | | | | | | | | |  | | | Lisa Kohl: view of audiovisual installation "HAVEN", Chapelle de la Charité, Arles
© Romain Girtgen/CNA | | | | | | Exhibition: 4 July – 26 September, 2021
The 52nd Rencontres d’Arles, Chapelle de la Charité | | | | Book signing @ Librairie du Palais, Arles: Thursday, 8 July 2021, 2pm | | | | | | Lisa Kohl "ERRE"
Graphic design by: Bunker Palace
Project management by: Danielle Igniti
Texts by: Claire Buchler, Danielle Igniti
ISBN: 978-2-9199528-2-3
Embossed hard cover; 80 pages; in French and English
Co-publication: Lët’z Arles and CNA
600 copies, €25 |  |
| | | | | | Lisa Kohl is interested in the relationship between artistic creation and social reality. She goes into the field to meet people who live in precarious conditions and establishes relationships of exchange and trust with them. Lisa Kohl's works speak of flight, exile, the non-place of life or survival, invisibility and absence. With great daring, she succeeds in linking reality to poetry.
Her message is social. It involves protesting against a hostile and cold state while simultaneously allowing us, through the poetic aesthetics of images, to dream of a world in which everything could be different. It invites us to reflect on identity, homelands, the crossing of borders, futility and hope. | | | | | |  | | | Lisa Kohl: "PASSAGE // 32°32’04.7’’N 117°07’26.3’’W", Border Field State Park, United States, 2019 II
© Lisa Kohl | | | | | | Lisa Kohl was born in 1988 in Luxembourg. She lives and works between Luxembourg and Germany.
More information: www.lisa-kohl.com | | | | | |  | | | Lisa Kohl: "SHELTER", Los Angeles, United States, 2019
© Lisa Kohl | | | | | |  | | | View of the installations "PASSAGE // 32°32’04.7’’N 117°07’26.3’’W" and "HAVEN"
Chapelle de la Charité, 2021© Romain Girtgen/CNA | | | | | | unsubscribe here
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