14th Photo Festival La Gacilly

I love Africa
In 2017, the Festival Photo La Gacilly introduces us to the most beautiful photographic talents, from the African continent, too often ignored, but whose hyper-creativity is now recognised on the international scene.
Because our ecosystems are threatened, because many species of vertebrates are doomed to extinction, and because our societies are witnessing the emergence of new debates such as anti-speciesism or anthropocentrism, the programme also looks at the new relationships that are taking shape between Man and animals.

EXHIBITIONS
African photography
Seydou Keïta – The studio of icons
Malick Sidibé – The Malick Studio
Mama Casset – African Photo studio
Oumar Ly – The studio in the bush
Omar Victor Diop – Mirror games in the studio
Fatoumata Diabaté – The studio on the street
Aïda Muluneh – The world aged 9
James Barnor – Ever Young
Jean Depara – Night and Day in Kinshasa, 1951-1975
Baudoin Mouanda – Brazzaville and the kings of SAPE
Girma Berta – The Streets of Addis
Akintunde Akinleye – Nigeria: in the belly of a giant
Nuani Quarmyne – We Were Once Three Miles From The Sea
Sammy Baloji – Exploitations
Hélène Jayet & François-Xavier Gbré – Mali revisited
Arthur Rimbaud – The explorer with soles of wind
Hommes-Animal : face to face
Elliot Erwitt – Dogs
Eric Pillot – In situ
Michel Vanden Eeckhoudt – Zoologies
Rob Macinnis – The farm Family
Daniel Naudé – African Farms
Brent Stirton – Extinctions
David Chancellor – White hunters, black hearts
Joel Sartore – Photo Ark
Tim Flach – More Than Human
Paras Chandaria – Nairobi – the jungle city
Ed Alcock – CDT 56 – Little fables from Morbihan
Emanuele Scorcelletti – Equus
Environmental issues
Emmanuel Berthier – Glénac: when the tides awak
Phil Moore – Kazakhstan, the nuclear ghosts

Emerging photography laureates – The relationship between man and nature
Zhen Shi – Kwei Yij
Teo Becher – Tuk time
Manon Lanjouère – Bleu Glacé