International Photo Meeting in Arles: Hydrofeminism and AI
The 57th Rencontres de la photographie in Arles, France, opened on the hottest day of the year, featuring over 40 exhibitions heavily focused on memory and its unreliability. The festival, founded in 1970 by Lucien Clergue, spreads across various venues including the medieval cloister of St. Trophime. Notable exhibitions include Lara Tabet's 'hydrofeminist' works, where she uses water samples from the Mediterranean Sea to create bacterial decomposition photographs, highlighting ecological and political issues. Another exhibition, 'Ghana! Dreaming of Independence,' showcases historical photographs from 1957, Ghana's independence year, alongside contemporary works by Ghanaian artists like Carlos Idun-Tawiah. The festival runs until October 4, 2026.
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