Fondation Luma Dossier: Forging a European Identity
The article presents a dossier on Fondation Luma, focusing on its role in forging a European identity. It includes an interview discussing the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP), which was conceived as a space uniting three media: still image, printed page, and film. The concept, described as simple and effective, comprises a collection, a library, and a video library. The interview notes that many photographers, since Robert Frank, also work as filmmakers. The dossier is available as a PDF download.
Key facts
- Dossier on Fondation Luma explores forging a European identity.
- Interview discusses the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP).
- MEP concept unites still image, printed page, and film.
- Many photographers since Robert Frank are also filmmakers.
- MEP comprises a collection, a library, and a video library.
- The concept is described as simple and effective.
- Dossier available as PDF download from artpress.com.
- Article published November 1, 2008.
Entities
Artists
- Robert Frank
Institutions
- Fondation Luma
- Maison Européenne de la Photographie
- artpress
Sources
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