Joel Meyerowitz, Out of Ordinary
Friday, 6 October at 7:00 pm

To coincide with the exhibition at the Jeu de Paume gallery (Hôtel de Sully) from 3 October 2006 to 14 January 2007, there will be a public discussion with special guest Joel Meyerowitz. The exhibition, the first ever held in Europe, consists of 120 colour photos he produced between 1970 and 1980. These ten years were a transitional period that he considers pivotal to his work and career, during which he reflected on the photographic medium, exploring new aesthetic avenues and developing a new style.

Jeu de Paume
www.jeudepaume.org
1 place de la Concorde, 8^th arrondissement. Metro : Concorde
Telephone : 01 47 03 12 50
Free admission. Places limited.

Publishing: An Analysis of Photo Books
Wednesday, 18 October at 6:30 pm

Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson
www.henricartierbresson.org
2 impasse Lebouis, 14^th arrondissement. Metro : Gaité
Telephone : 01 40 47 40 47
Prior reservation required : fax 01 56 80 27 01 or email :contact@henricartierbresson.org

A Tribute to Arnold Kübler
Thursday, 2 November at 8:00 pm

To coincide with the exhibition on the Swiss magazine Du held in the library at the Centre Culturel Suisse from 28 October to 3 December, there will be an evening devoted to Arnold Kübler, founder of the magazine and its editor-in-chief until 1957.

Panel :
- J. Christoph Bürkle, publisher of the magazine (to be confirmed)
- Daniel de Roulet, writer and author of L'envol du marcheur, an account of his journey on foot from Paris to Basel, following in Kübler's footsteps some forty years on..

Film :
- Richard Dindo, Hans Staub reporter photographe (60 minutes, black and white) in the presence of the director (to be confirmed).

Centre culturel suisse - Salle de spectacle
www.ccsparis.com
Carrousel du Louvre
32-38 rue des Francs Bourgeois, 3^th arrondissement. Metro : Saint Paul
Telephone 01 42 71 44 50
Free admission.

Published Photography
Friday, 3 November, 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Moderator : Gabriel Bauret

At 3:00 pm :
Film session: Photojournalism
With Jean-Louis Gonnet, film director, and Gabriel Bauret, curator for the Mois de la Photo.

Three excerpts from "Derrière La Page" by Jean-Louis Gonnet, designed by Caroline Parent and Christian Caujolle and broadcast by Arte as part of the Métropolis series. Photojournalism by different photographers.

Stanley Greene, Un engagement tchétchène (2000, 6 minutes)
Alain Keler, Vent d'Est (2000, 6 minutes)
Paolo Pellegrin, Kosovo, l'exode et le retour (2002, 6 minutes)
Maaik Krijgsman, Looking for an Icon (2005, 52 minutes)

Quatre photos primées par le jury du World Press Photo, devenues des icônes, sont commentées par leurs auteurs et des personnalités éminentes du monde de la photographie.

At 5:00 pm :
Film session : Japanese Publishing
Based on the MEP library's outstanding collection of over 1,100 books on Japanese photography, this session presents the work of some fifty artists. Produced by Irène Attinger, director of the MEP library, and Gabriel Bauret, the screening pays tribute to the remarkable work of Kazé Kuramochi, a valued Japanese friend of the MEP library.

Panel Discussion : On Photography Books
Panel :
- Françoise Bonnefoy, head of publications at the Jeu de Paume, on the interactive catalogue for the Joel Meyerowitz exhibition at the Hôtel de Sully
- Gösta Flemming, director of the Journal Förlag, a photographic publishing house in Stockholm, publisher of Christer Strömholm, Anders Petersen, and Nina Korhonen, whose work is presented at the Centre Culturel Suédois.
- Dominique Gaessler, publisher (Trans Photographic Press), on the publication of two books in conjunction with the Month of Photography (Jean-Christophe Béchet and Didier Goupy)
- Emmanuelle Michaud, creator of the website www.unlivreuneimage.com, on today's photography book market.

Maison Européenne de la Photographie - Auditorium
www.mep-fr.org
5/7 rue de Fourcy, 4^th arrondissement. Metro : Saint Paul or Pont Marie
Telephone : 01 44 78 75 00
Free admission. Places limited.
Reservations required: 01 44 78 75 08, Monday to Friday 10:00 am to midday.

Layout and Photographs
Saturday 4 November, 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Moderator : Gabriel Bauret

3:00 pm :
Film session : Photographing People
In the presence of Rip Hopkins, photographer, and Gabriel Bauret, curator for the Month of Photography.

Three excerpts from "Derrière La Page" by Jean-Louis Gonnet, designed by Caroline Parent and Christian Caujolle and broadcast by Arte as part of the Métropolis series.
Photojournalism by different photographers.

Klavdij Sluban, Voyage d'hiver autour de la mer Noire (2002, 6 minutes)
Denis Dailleux, Les gens du Caire (2000, 6 minutes)
Rip Hopkins, Tadjikistan tissages (2002, 6 minutes)
Gilbert Duclos, La rue zone interdite (2005, 60 minutes)

In 1988, the director was sued by a young girl he had photographed in the street. Ten years later, the 'Duclos Ruling' made it impossible for photographers to take pictures of people without prior permission. The film analyzes the consequences of this ruling on documentary photography, and raises the issue of image ownership rights.

5:00 pm :
Film session : Alexey Brodovitch
A film about two books designed by Alexey Brodovitch, art director of Harper's Bazaar : Ballet (with photographs by Alexey Brodovitch) and Observations (with photographs by Richard Avedon). Producer: Écoutez Voir.

Film session : Peter Knapp
Peter Knapp, Tournez les pages (2001, 8 minutes)

Panel discussion : Layout and Photographs
Panel :
- Dominique Carré, editor and art director of photography books including La ferme du Garet, by Raymond Depardon
- Etienne Hervy, Editor-in-chief of Étapes magazine
- Peter Knapp, photographer, art director, director and curator for the Month of Photography, 2006
- Hans-Michael Kotzle, Editor-in-chief of Leica World magazine and author of several books on photography, exhibition curator (René Burri retrospective)
- Greger Ulf Nilsson, graphic designer, has worked regularly with the publisher Journal; forthcoming work with Steidl

Maison Européenne de la Photographie - Auditorium
www.mep-fr.org
5/7 rue de Fourcy, 4^th arrondissement. Metro : Saint Paul ou Pont Marie
Telephone : 01 44 78 75 00
Free admission. Places limited.
Reservations required: 01 44 78 75 08 Monday to Friday 10:00 am to midday.

Erich Lessing,
"My Work as a Photograper in Budapest in 1956"
Friday, 10 November at 7:00 pm

Public discussion with Erich Lessing to coincide with the exhibition "Budapest 1956, The Revolution" (9 October to 13 November).

Mairie du X^e (City Hall, 10th arrondissement)
72 rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin, 10^th arrondissment. Metro : Gare de l'Est ou République
Telephone : 01 53 72 10 00
Free admission.

"Mémoires Vives" : 1926-2006
The Louis-Lumière School celebrates its 80th anniversary
Saturday, 18 November, 2:00 pm - 7:45 pm

1926. Responding to a shortage of skilled technicians in the film and photography industry, a group of industrialists decided to create a school to train French students in relevant skills. A company was set up with Louis Lumière as chairman. Vice-president Léon Gaumont brought his extraordinary dynamism to the project. With the help of the State Education Department and the Paris Council, the school eventually opened on the rue de Vaugirard.

2006. Now a major public graduate school, the ENS Louis-Lumière continues to fulfil its original purpose: to foster the development of the image industry via an educational organization with the highest standards of excellence, and to respond to the needs of professionals while remaining true to the values of public higher education. The relationship between art and technology is fundamental to the school's approach, and it actively promotes research and artistic projects.

Film sessions :
For its 80th anniversary, the École Nationale Supérieure Louis-Lumière presents a selection of work by former students in photography and film.

Saturday, 18 November from 2:00 pm to 7:45 pm.
2:00p.m : Documentary program : work by students in the school's documentary film department
4:00p.m : Fiction program : a selection of short films from 1954 to the present, including films by Philippe de Broca, Pierre Lhomme, Gaspard Noé and Éléonore Faucher.
6:00p.m : Photography program : selection of work by photography students.
Before each film there will be a short talk.

The films will then be shown in the auditorium from 5:00 pm to 19:45 pm
Friday, 24 November and Friday, 8 December: Photography/Fiction
Friday, 1 December and Friday, 15 December: Photography/Documentary

Documentary program :

Nina Da Silva, Classées XY (2005, 47 minutes)
Inès Léraud et Guillaume Gibout, Le Voyage de Léa (2005, 15 minutes)
Denis Gaubert, Les garçons de l'amphi (1998, 37 minutes)

Taking part : (to be confirmed)
- Denis Gaubert, director, cameraman
- Jean-Louis Berdot, director, professor at the École Louis-Lumière

Fiction program :

Éléonore Faucher, Les Toilettes de BelleVille (1993, 13 minutes)
Philippe de Broca, Edith Krausse, Louis-Charles Bitsch, Trois rendez-vous (1953, 25 minutes, n&b)
Laurent Jaudon, Dirty BSJ (1997, 9 minutes)
Gaspar Noé, Tintarella di luna (1983, 16 minutes)
Denis Gaubert, Monsieur William, les traces d'une vie possible (2001, 25 minutes)

Taking part: (To be confirmed)
- Eléonore Faucher, director
- Yves Angélo, director, director of photography, professor at the École Louis-Lumière

Photography program :

Special techniques : Chaque proposition visuelle décline ou détourne une technique photographique particulière au service d'un projet artistique.
- Émilie Vialet, Julie Pradier, Élodie de Mondernard, Jonathan Bardot, Romain Bachy (Class of 2005), GRAND 8 (2 minutes 45)
- Guillaume Bruneton, Nelly Flores, Claudia Reihl, Laurent Safier (Class of 2007), Scannographie (3 minutes)
- Nicolas Burtey, Gregory Divoux, Baptiste Laborie, Bogdan Sarbu (Image), Aurore Clément, Yann Quételardd (Son) (Class of 2007), Trichromie (6 minutes 31)
En lumière !: A presentation of photographic work by recent graduates from the Ecole Louis-Lumière.
- Cyrille Weiner (2002, 2 minutes 11)
- Juan Dantou (2003, 2 minutes 8)
Paris-Étretat (8 minutes 53) : A collective photographic project by 10 students in the photography department, Class of 2004.
- Gérard Araujo, Chloé Bazaud, Christophe Caudroy, Pascale Cayla, Sandrine Guillet, Stéphane Guillo, Armelle Hiance, Ilda Rama, Marina Trayanova, Aurélien Valette
En lumière !:
- Liza N'guyen (2003, 3 minutes 57)
- Arnaud Delrue (2005, 2 minutes 23)
Du Sel au Pixel (12 minutes 27) : Du Sel au Pixel is a weekly news magazine published during important photography events (Month of Photography, Arles photography festival), including features on photographers, news reports, and exhibition reviews. This film presents the magazine produced for the Arles Festival over a period of 5 years.
- Nadège Bernard, Guillaume Gaïotti, Raphaël Kalfon (Class of 2003)
En lumière !:
- Christophe Caudroy (2004, 2 minutes 31)
- Yoann Stoeckel (2005, 1 minutes 52)
Group Portraits for the César Award (2004, 5 minutes 48) : For the French equivalent of the Academy Awards (the Césars), Emanuele Scorceletti directed six film portraits of award nominees. The portraits were inspired by such classic French films as Casque d'Or, Les Enfants du Paradis and l'Année dernière à Marienbad.
- Alan Guichaoua, Leila Bergougnoux (director, camera work) (Class of 2004)
- Sylvain Richard (son) (Class of 2004)
- Véronique Lorin (editing)
En lumière !:
- Camille Boulicault (2005, 2'06)
- Rozenn Quéré (2005, 2'35)

Taking part :
- Françoise Denoyelle, professor at the École Louis Lumière
- Christophe Caudroy, photographer

Maison Européenne de la Photographie - Auditorium
www.mep-fr.org
5/7 rue de Fourcy, 4^th arrondissement. Metro : Saint Paul or Pont Marie
Telephone : 01 44 78 75 00
Free admission. Places limited. br> Prior reservation required : 01 48 15 40 11 or direction@ens-louis-lumiere.fr

Film cycle at the MEP
Saturdays and Sundays: 12, 19, 25 & 26 November; 2 & 3 December, 3:00 pm to 7:30 pm.

12, 19, 25 & 26 November; 2 & 3 December, 3:00 pm

Peter Knapp (1969, 28 minutes) Series title Chambre Noire
Peter Knapp : Interview with Guy Mandery (1994, 26 minutes) Series title La Vidéothèque des Photographes
Peter Knapp (2001, 13 minutes) Series title Photo-Photographes

19 & 25 November and 3 December at 4:30 pm

Robert Doisneau, , Humour in Photography (1966, 24 minutes) Series title Chambre Noire
Izis (1965, 29 minutes) Series title Chambre Noire
Erich Lessing (1968, 34 minutes) Series title Chambre Noire
Jean-Philippe Charbonnier (1965, 21 minutes) Series title Chambre Noire
Man Ray photographe (1965, 35 minutes) Series title Chambre Noire
Jeanloup Sieff (1968, 33 minutes) Series title Chambre Noire

12 & 26 November and 2 December at 4:30 pm

Jean Dieuzaide : Interview with Frank Horvat (1993, 26 minutes) Series title La Vidéothèque des Photographes
Willy Ronis : Interview with Jean-Claude Gautrand (1993, 26 minutes) Series title La Vidéothèque des Photographes
Sabine Weiss : Interview with Jean-Claude Gautrand (1992, 26 minutes) Series title La Vidéothèque des Photographes
Jean Marquis : Interview with Pierre Devin (1995, 26 minutes) Series title La Vidéothèque des Photographes
Edouard Boubat : Interview with Jean-Luc Monterosso (1988, 14 minutes) Series title La Vidéothèque des Photographes
Ralph Gibson : Interview with Gilles Mora (1995, 26 minutes)Series title La Vidéothèque des Photographes

So Far so Goude
Saturday, 4 November - Sunday, 5 November at 11:30 am
Sunday, 12 November at 11:30 am and 2:00 pm
Saturday, 18 November at 11:30 am - Sunday, 19 November at 11:30 am and 2:00 pm
Saturday, 25 November- Sunday, 26 November at 11:30 am and 2:00 pm
Saturday, 2 - Sunday, 3 November at 11:30 am and 2:00 pm

Film session :
Film by Jean-Paul Goude : So Far So Goude (2006, 60 minutes)
For over thirty years Jean-Paul Goude has dazzled us with his drawings, posters, photographs, films, videos and public events. From '60s fashion to the legendary Esquire magazine of the '70s, from Warhol's New York to the "creation" of Grace Jones, from the spectacular Bicentennial Parade in Paris in 1989 to Arab/French chic, not to mention his ads for Kodak and Chanel featuring supermodel Laetitia Casta, he has consistently captured the spirit of the age.

Unpredictable Viewpoints
Photo Lessons from a Scrapbook
Wednesday, 6 December at 6:30 pm.

In October the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation begins a new season of twice-monthly panel discussions chaired by Sam Stourdzé. Experts discuss major themes relating to the role of images and photography today, and give the public the opportunity to take part.

Panel :
- Michel Frizot, director of research at the CNRS. A photography historian, he is also the author of : Histoire de Voir, 1989; Nouvelle Histoire de la Photographie (ed.), Bordas, 1994 / Larousse, 1998; E.J. Marey Chronophotographe, Paris, Nathan/Delpire, 2001; Dieter Appelt, Photo Poche, and a number of scientific articles.

Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson
www.henricartierbresson.org
2 impasse Lebouis, 14^th arrondissement. Metro : Gaité
Telephone : 01 40 47 40 47
Reservations required: by fax 01 56 80 27 01 or email: contact@henricartierbresson.org

Joel-Peter Witkin
7-18 November, 2006

Paris gave Joel-Peter Witkin a particular feeling of freedom; he spent three months at the Cité des Arts in 1994 and then made six shorter visits. This exhibition presents three books that show how text and images can enhance one another. Curator : Simone F. Brunau

Cité Internationale des arts
www.citedesartsparis.net
18 rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville, 4^th arrondissement. Metro : Pont Marie or Saint Paul
Telephone : 01 42 78 71 72
Open daily from 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm.
Free admission.

Paris, the City Centre?
A project by Bar Floréal Photography
6 November - 28 November, 2006

A joint project by a photography collective (Bar Floréal) and a graphic design workshop (Nous Travaillons Ensemble). The Bar Floréal reaches out to residents of the 4th arrondissement by setting up outdoor studios in public places, including the Hôtel-Dieu hospital, the BHV department store, and the Sophie-Germain high school. Passers-by, local residents and tourists will have the opportunity to be photographed and to express themselves. The result will be a "portrait gallery" reflecting life in the area.

Marie du IV^e (City Hall, 4th Arrondissement)
www.mairie4.paris.fr
Salle des fêtes, 2 place Baudoyer, 4th arrondissement. Metro : Hotel de Ville
Open daily except Sundays from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Thursdays until 7:30 pm. Saturdays from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm.
Free admission.

Paris Photo 2006
16-19 november, 2006

A superb selection of work by Scandinavian photographers will be on display to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Paris Photo Fair.
From 16 - 19 November at the Carrousel du Louvre, Paris Photo showcases a fascinating selection of photos from the 19th century to the present day, thanks to the participation of 106 exhibitors (88 galleries and 18 publishers) from 21 countries. Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden are this year's guests of honour.

Paris Photo
www.parisphoto.fr
Carrousel du Louvre
99 rue de Rivoli, 1^st arrondissement. Metro : Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre
Open from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm. Late closing on 17 November (9:00 pm).
Admission: 15 € - Reduced rate: 7.50 €

Taking up challenges, seizing opportunities and making deserts bloom
Sunday, 9 November, 2006 at 6:00 pm.

To draw attention to the problem of drought in the world's deserts and to highlight advances in scientific research, the Association of French Friends of Ben-Gourion University in the Negev is organizing a sale of photographs. They will be on display at Artcurial from 16 - 19 November, 2006.

Artcurial - Hôtel Dassault
www.artcurial.com
7 Rond-Point des Champs Elysées, 8^th arrondissement. Metro : Franklin D. Roosevelt
Telephone : 01 42 99 20 20
Open daily except Sundays from 10:30 am to 7:00 pm.
Free admission.

Photographers from the Gamma, Keystone and Rapho Agencies
Monday, 20 November, 2006 at 7:00 pm.

Original prints by photographers including Édouard Boubat, Willy Ronis, Janine Niepce, Sabine Weiss, Françoise Huguier, Jean Dieuzaide, François Le Diascorn, Hans Silvester, Marie-Laure de Decker and Georges Merillon. The photographs will be on display at Artcurial from 13 - 15 November, 2006.

Shoe Stories: 100 Photographers for Handicap International
Sunday, 19 November, 2006 at 7:30 pm.

One hundred photographers were given carte blanche to put together an exhibition on the history of shoes.
From the fields of fashion, art, and photojournalism, the photos deal with the obsessive, humorous or detached relationship people have with their shoes. Photographers include Valerie Belin, Stephan Dressmaker, Jean-Paul Goude, Stanley Greene, RIP Hopkins, Domenica Issermann, Michael Kenna, Peter Knapp, Dolorès Marat, Susan Meiselas Sarah Moon, Isabel Muñoz, Martin Parr, Bernard Plossu, Bettina Rheims, Willy Ronis, Sebastiao Salgado and Christine Spengler.
The photographs will be on display at Artcurial from 13-20 November, 2006.

Artcurial - Hôtel Dassault
www.artcurial.com
www.mtcultures.com/hdc
7 Rond-Point des Champs Elysées, 8^th arrondissement. Metro : Franklin D. Roosevelt
Telephone : 01 42 99 20 20
Open daily except Sundays from 10:30 am to 7:00 pm.
Free admission.