Until Sunday is the MAP, the photographic festival of Toulouse. This is Jean-Jacques Ader, a local photographer very involved in the local world of Toulouse image that kept a diary .
A real visual kaleidoscope forms this eleventh multidisciplinary edition, composed by Pierre Garrigues, its president, and Ulrich Lebeuf, who is in charge of the program. Photojournalism, fashion, documentary, aesthetic research, a small cold shower awaits you during the visit. Here are three exhibitions set aside among the fifteen others, in very different styles.
Eric Bouvet, well known French photojournalist, offers very different works, including a striking slideshow, which shows his immersion in a Russian commando, and reminds us of the cruelty that man is capable of in war. The scrolling photographs are commented by the poignant voice of the photographer, confiding his hesitations and doubts about his role. In parallel with his press assignments, in the next room, is a series in black and white that represents a more personal and thoughtful work, revealing here and there the daily life of civilians surrounded by ruins and where life tries to regain the upper hand, rare images that give the mouth a bitter taste.
