The Centre Photographique Marseille (CPM) is managed by the association Les Ateliers de l’Image. It is an artistic venue that is devoted entirely to contemporary photography and is open to everyone. Its mission is to exhibit, experiment, share, discover, educate, and entertain, as well as to support the general public in their efforts to learn more about photography and to help develop community initiatives based on photography.
The Ateliers de l’Image have been offering artistic and educational activities in and around Marseille for a number of years.The association has established a regular working relationship with local and international artists to develop artistic activities linked to contemporary photography that are accessible to the general public. The CPM is nourished by the numerous initiatives already undertaken by the association, whether it be cooperation with schools, social service partners, or stakeholders from the educational, social, or economic sectors.
The Centre Photographique Marseille (CPM) is managed by the association Les Ateliers de l’Image. It is an artistic venue that is devoted entirely to contemporary photography and is open to everyone. Its mission is to exhibit, experiment, share, discover, educate, and entertain, as well as to support the general public in their efforts to learn more about photography and to help develop community initiatives based on photography.
The Ateliers de l’Image have been offering artistic and educational activities in and around Marseille for a number of years.The association has established a regular working relationship with local and international artists to develop artistic activities linked to contemporary photography that are accessible to the general public. The CPM is nourished by the numerous initiatives already undertaken by the association, whether it be cooperation with schools, social service partners, or stakeholders from the educational, social, or economic sectors.
Grzegorz Przyborek is one of the leading figures in contemporary Polish photography. For more than forty years he has been building up a singular body of work, entirely produced in his studio on the 11th floor of a block of flats in a district of Lodz. His photographic universe is inspired by dreams, sometimes very concrete, intimate dreams that are not without a strong political dimension.
The exhibition in Marseille takes visitors on a journey through his work, from the Portraits series produced at the E.N.S.P. in Arles in 1990 to the latest compositions from 2022. It also features some forty drawings, objects and sculptures.
This exhibition has been organised with the support of the Polish Institute in Paris and the Bydgoszcz Museum.
Centre Photographique Marseille
74, rue de la Joliette
13002 Marseille
04 91 90 46 76
centrephotomarseille.fr
Our administrative offices are open Monday to Thursday from 09h30 to 12h30.
Opening times :
Wednesday to Saturday
14h00 to 19h00
Metro Line 2: Joliette station (Take the Rue de la République exit)
Tram 2 or 3 / Bus 55 or 82 (République-Dames stop)
Free entry
Reservation required for group visits
The Centre Photographique Marseille is accessible to people with reduced mobility.
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CULTURE & HERITAGE
• FRAC Provence-Alpes-Côtes-d’Azur
• Le Centre de la Vieille Charité
• Videodrome2 : film screening area, video club and French bistro.
• Le théâtre Joliette : housed in a quasi-underground architectural structure, the theater offers programming in touch with reality, with amateur and professional shows, and a rich thematic library.
PLACES TO EAT
• La Marine des Goudes : A mythical place in the heart of the little port of Les Goudes, inviting the sea to enter and guests to sail. (Marseille)
• Le mund’Art : restaurant and art gallery.
• Maison Geney : small bar with bright flavors from salty to sweet!