Daoulas Photographic Walks present Joan Fontcuberta and Stéphane Mahé across the Abbey gardens and the town streets. Fontcuberta explores Corsican Mazzeri imagery, while Mahé brings a Breton surreal and dreamlike eye. The route connects contemporary photography with public space, letting the town itself become part of the exhibition experience.
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Homard Exhibition in Trégastel: Marine Artistry
Homard at Aquarium Marin de Trégastel presents photography by author and artist Sylvain Bris alongside marine science. Rare lobster colours, including an electric-blue genetic mutation, reveal the diversity hidden beneath the pink-granite coast. The exhibition connects visual beauty with the animal’s ecology, cultural history and the fragility of Atlantic marine ecosystems.
Photography Exhibition in Combrit: Bigouden Heritage
Expo photos – 70 ans de culture bigoudène à Combrit documents the long life of the Bagad and Cercle de Combrit. More than 200 photographs show portraits, groups, costumes and associative moments tied to Bigouden culture. The display across chapels and public space turns local archives into a shared walk through music, dance and community memory.
#Objectif Patrimoines Photo Competition in Brittany: Capture
#Objectif Patrimoines is a Brittany-wide photography competition organised by the Communes du Patrimoine Rural and Petites Cités de Caractère networks. The theme asks photographers to look for heritage hidden in details, from landscape and architecture to gesture and traditional skill. The format turns regional heritage into an act of observation, inviting participants to document what is often overlooked in familiar places.
Animal Photography Exhibition in Villedieu-sur-Indre: Local,
Local photographer Alain Nicault presents animal photographs at the Villedieu-sur-Indre multimedia library. The exhibition concentrates on wildlife through images of different animal species. It gives the photographer’s work a public setting in his local area, with the library hosting this encounter between photographic practice and observation of animals.
Photographic Exhibition in Nohant: Presence and Absence
Je suis dans des mondes étranges presents photographs made during FLORE’s residency at Nohant, the home closely associated with George Sand. Waxed silver prints, watercolor prints and one-off works on lithographic stone give the series a deliberately material presence. Across the house and garden, the artist studies presence and absence through the remembered separation of Sand and Frédéric Chopin. Guided movement through those spaces lets architecture, landscape and photographic surface carry parts of the narrative. The historic home becomes an active witness to intimacy, distance and memory as rooms and paths enter the photographic sequence. FLORE’s residency links contemporary image-making with Nohant’s literary and musical history, creating a focused encounter between photography, place and two figures whose relationship still shapes the site’s cultural imagination.