Centre photographique d’Ile de France

Centre Photographique d’Île-de-France

The Centre Photographique d’Île-de-France (CPIF) was created in 1989.
The CPIF is part of the nationwide network of contemporary art centers. It is dedicated to research, production and promotion of artistic projects linked to contemporary photography. It follows acknowledged as well as emerging practices, traditional forms together with forms derived from digital technology and new media, relations between photography and other fields of contemporary creation.
It analyses the way photography evolves in order to offer references to the audience. In this way, it offers cross projects (education, workshops with photographers, talks with artists…) strongly related to the three or four exhibitions showned each year.
The CPIF also accompanies the creation by welcoming three French artists for a Postproduction residency, and an international artist for a research residency every year.

Photo Exhibition

PRIVATE Oriano13 April 2017
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SoixanteDixSept Experiment

Une des trois expositions du 40eme anniversaire du Centre Pompidou
Photo Exhibition

PRIVATE 22 February 2017
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135, 125iso, 23×36, M6, 35. supports et formats variables

En prélude à l’exposition SoixanteDixSept Experiment, Aurélie Pétrel transforme la salle d’exposition du Centre Photographique en un immense laboratoire de…
Photo Exhibition

PRIVATE 21 September 2016
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Build and Destroy – David De Beyter

Discover a fascinating & brutal sport, which consists in crashing deliberately cars !
Photo Exhibition

PRIVATE 227 August 2016
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Les Précipités #3

To mark the third edition of the Les Précipités experimental programme, Marina Gadonneix, Marie Quéau and Silvana Reggiardo present the…
Photo Exhibition

PRIVATE 210 November 2015
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A fendre le coeur le plus dur

The origin of this project can be traced back to the discovery of a previously-unseen archive comprising photos and texts…

SoixanteDixSept Experiment

135, 125iso, 23×36, M6, 35. supports et formats variables

Build and Destroy – David De Beyter

Les Précipités #3

A fendre le coeur le plus dur