GUILLAUME HERBAUT / 25 – 28 APRIL 2013
MEMORY OF THE HOLOCAUST
25 – 28 APRIL 2013
25 – 28 APRIL 2013
During Guillarme Herbaut’s workshop and the days of the Lag Ba’Omer, one of the most important Jewish holiday, participants will take part in an intense life experience.
Inspiration would be find in Sachsenhausen, the concentration camp close to Berlin and at the Holocaust Memorial, one of the most historical places in Berlin dedicated to the Memory of the Holocaust.
Inspiration would be find in Sachsenhausen, the concentration camp close to Berlin and at the Holocaust Memorial, one of the most historical places in Berlin dedicated to the Memory of the Holocaust.
The project “7/7″
Between 1940 and 1945, the Nazis occupied the polish town of Oswiecim, etablishing the concentration and extermination camp of Auschwitz where more 900 000 people were extermined. Before the war 12 000 people lived in the town, 7 000 of whom were jews, 60% of the total population. There were 13 synagogues. After the war only 70 jews returned to the city. Today, 48 000 people live in Oswiecim. The last jew died in 2000. The one remaining synagogue is now a museum of jewish culture.
Between 1940 and 1945, the Nazis occupied the polish town of Oswiecim, etablishing the concentration and extermination camp of Auschwitz where more 900 000 people were extermined. Before the war 12 000 people lived in the town, 7 000 of whom were jews, 60% of the total population. There were 13 synagogues. After the war only 70 jews returned to the city. Today, 48 000 people live in Oswiecim. The last jew died in 2000. The one remaining synagogue is now a museum of jewish culture.
BIOGRAPHY
Guillaume Herbaut, born in 1970, was a founding member of l’Oeil Public. Prize-winner of the Fondation de France in 1999, he has dedicated himself for some years now to historical places, filled with symbols and memory. His work called Tchernobylsty, won the Kodak Critics Prize in 2001 and was published at Le Petit Camarguais in October 2003. Herbaut also won the Fuji Book Prize the following year. Herbaut has been a recipient of a grant from the French Ministry of Culture and 3P. Visa pour l’Image exposed his work in September 2004. The same year Herbaut was winner of the Lucien Hervé Prize. In 2009 he won the second price « contemporary issue » at the World Press Photo. Today he carries on with the aim of revealing unseen tragedies.
Herbaut’s work has been exhibited in solo or part of group shows at the Jeu de Paume Museum in Paris, at “la maison Rouge”, at Foto España and at the Silverstein gallery in NY.
Guillaume Herbaut has produced documentaries for French Radio and been a teacher and mentor in workshops in Spain, Switzerland and France. He is represented by INSTITUTE.
Herbaut’s work has been exhibited in solo or part of group shows at the Jeu de Paume Museum in Paris, at “la maison Rouge”, at Foto España and at the Silverstein gallery in NY.
Guillaume Herbaut has produced documentaries for French Radio and been a teacher and mentor in workshops in Spain, Switzerland and France. He is represented by INSTITUTE.
OPEN EVENT
THURSDAY 7.00 pm: the photographer presents his work: screening, questions and answers.
The open event will launch a a tight schedule workshop promoted by Photo-Berlin.
THURSDAY 7.00 pm: the photographer presents his work: screening, questions and answers.
The open event will launch a a tight schedule workshop promoted by Photo-Berlin.
PROGRAM
The workshop takes place over 3 days from Friday to Sunday:
FRIDAY
9.00 am – 1.30 pm: introduction of the theme, slideshow of other similar works, studying magazines, portfolio reviews
afternoon / night: shooting the assignment
SATURDAY
9.00 am – 1.30 pm: questions about the theme, solving difficult situations, the Master is available for questions, advices, editing pictures
afternoon / night: shooting the assignment
SUNDAY
morning: Final editing session: the students will finish their work and choose 30 pictures.
2.00 pm – 6.30 pm: Viewing of all the works, discussions, voting, the master photographer helps finish the editing for each participant and gives some final pointers.
The workshop takes place over 3 days from Friday to Sunday:
FRIDAY
9.00 am – 1.30 pm: introduction of the theme, slideshow of other similar works, studying magazines, portfolio reviews
afternoon / night: shooting the assignment
SATURDAY
9.00 am – 1.30 pm: questions about the theme, solving difficult situations, the Master is available for questions, advices, editing pictures
afternoon / night: shooting the assignment
SUNDAY
morning: Final editing session: the students will finish their work and choose 30 pictures.
2.00 pm – 6.30 pm: Viewing of all the works, discussions, voting, the master photographer helps finish the editing for each participant and gives some final pointers.
COSTS
The participation fee for the workshop is 390,00 euro (VAT excluded).
We have thought about the possibility of having participants take part only as listeners (no more than 5), at a cost of €120. Listeners will be able to take part in the theory lessons but they can not ask questions or intervene in any way. They will not be able to take photographs (on the theme on the workshop), offer analyses of the portfolios, or take part in the summer exhibition.
The participation fee for the workshop is 390,00 euro (VAT excluded).
We have thought about the possibility of having participants take part only as listeners (no more than 5), at a cost of €120. Listeners will be able to take part in the theory lessons but they can not ask questions or intervene in any way. They will not be able to take photographs (on the theme on the workshop), offer analyses of the portfolios, or take part in the summer exhibition.
This fee does not include travel or accommodation costs.
DEADLINE
Pre-registration is open until April 7th 2013.
Pre-registration is open until April 7th 2013.
