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Photo Elysée, Lausanne

INTERVIEW :: GOING NOWHERE
Corinne Vionnet and the Culture of Excess — Images en vue/In Sight

Going Nowhere: On view at Photo Elysée from June 25th at 6pm during the opening receptions and until end August 2026

Going Nowhere by Corinne Vionnet repurposes the Rolodex, an object of memory and organization, into a circular book-object. Using anonymous images from the Internet, the artist composes an endless loop that confronts fantasies of escape and contemporary frenzy, natural sunlight and artificial light, revealing a collective movement that seems to lead nowhere.

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Going Nowhere was commissioned from Corinne Vionnet by Photo Elysée with the support of the Leenaards Foundation, a partner of the Résonance project, a collaborative initiative under which the three Plateforme 10 museums commission thematic works from local artists.

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Photo Elysée, Lausanne

NEW WORK :: GOING NOWHERE
IMAGES EN VUE / IN SIGHT — On view at Photo Elysée from June 25th at 6pm during the opening receptions and until end August 2026

Going Nowhere by Corinne Vionnet repurposes the Rolodex, an object of memory and organization, into a circular book-object. Using anonymous images from the Internet, the artist composes an endless loop that confronts fantasies of escape and contemporary frenzy, natural sunlight and artificial light, revealing a collective movement that seems to lead nowhere.
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Going Nowhere was commissioned from Corinne Vionnet by Photo Elysée with the support of the Leenaards Foundation, a partner of the Résonance project, a collaborative initiative under which the three Plateforme 10 museums commission thematic works from local artists.

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Photo Elysée, Lausanne

NEW WORK
CARTE BLANCHE FROM PHOTO ELYSÉE
Going Nowhere was commissioned from Corinne Vionnet by Photo Elysée with the support of the Leenaards Foundation, a partner of the Résonance project, a collaborative initiative under which the three Plateforme 10 museums commission thematic works from local artists.

■June 25th. Stay tuned!

The New York Times

PRESS
PAY ATTENTION TO HOW YOU PAY ATTENTION, BY EZRA KLEIN
The New York Times / Opinon. December 7th, 2025.

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_SANS-TITRE

INTERVIEW
_SANS-TITRE — A program presented by Thibault Brunet et Marceau Truffaut at Beaubourg, Paris

Our guest was Corinne Vionnet @co_vionnet
To learn more about her work: https://corinnevionnet.com/

Every month, artist Thibault Brunet and graphic designer Marceau Truffaut from Hypothèse Studio invite an artist to talk about their work.
Rather than romanticizing the profession or giving a traditional presentation of the artist's career, they seek to understand the profession of artist as such, how certain pieces are created, why certain subjects are chosen, and what sequence of significant or trivial events leads to creation.

Movie credits: Olivier Schlauberg
Editing: Paul Kermarec
You can support _SANS-TITRE by subscribing to the Instagram account: @sanstitre.cast

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Online Shop CCCCCC.CH

NEW WEBSITE
LE MAGASIN #CCCCCC ONLINE NOW!
YOU CAN BUY ARTIST BOOKS, SPECIAL EDITIONS, PUBLISHED BOOKS FROM CORINNE VIONNET + SOME COLLABORATIONS.

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Prix Bob Calle 2025 du Livre d’Artiste

EVENT
PARIS PARIS PARIS SELECTED FOR THE BOB CALLE 2025 — Artit’s Book Prize

European prize,
10 countries,
17 experts,
50 books.
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France :: Expert Cécile Pocheau-Lesteven
Corinne Vionnet, Paris Paris Paris
2024, RVB books

PARIS PARIS PARIS, 1200 copies, Soft cover, printed pvc jacket, stitched, Otabind, 24 × 29.5 cm, 110 p., €38, ISBN: 9782492175381

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Art Press, Beaux-Arts, L’Oeil and many more

PRESS
ÉCRAN TOTAL AT THE MUSÉE DE PONT-AVEN

I feel touched to say that the exhibition "Ecran total" at the Musée de Pont-Aven is a great success. Hereunder a selection of some fantastic press coverage.

ART PRESS MAGAZINE, Corinne Vionnet – collective images, grand interview with Etienne Hatt; April 2025 [link]
CONNAISSANCES DES ARTS, Exposition Photo : les troublantes images du tourisme de masse au musée de Pont-Aven, by Lucien Chancel; Online [link]
BEAUX-ARTS MAGAZINE, Impression, pixel levant, by Natacha Wolinski; April 2025 [link]
L'OEIL magazine, Le monde flou de Corinne Vionnet, by Christine Coste; April 2025 [link]
RFI, "Corinne Vionnet. Ecran Total" at the Musée de Pont-Aven, by Lisa Giroldini; 31 mars 2025 [link]
USBEK & RICA, « Écran total » : à Pont-Aven, le surtourisme s’expose en images troubles, by Pablo Maillé; 27 March 2025 [link] FISHEYE, Au musée de Pont-Aven, Corinne Vionnet sonde la répétition des images, by Apolline Coëffet, Online
LE TEMPS, Corinne Vionnet, Critique de la déraison touristique by Eric Tariant; 01 March 2025 [link]
CONNAISSANCES DES ARTS, Corinne Vionnet, du flou au vertige, by Elisabeth Védrenne; Nr 844, February 2025 [link]
LE TELEGRAMME, Au Musée de Pont-Aven, le regard poétique de Corinne Vionnet sur nos clichés de vacances, Guirec Flécher, 31 January 2025
FRANCE 3 TELEVISION, Au musée de Pont-Aven, l'artiste Corinne Vionnet interroge l'influence des clichés numériques sur notre imaginaire, by Gwénaelle Bron, 30 January 2025
THE ART NEWSPAPER, les images troubles de Corinne Vionnet à Pont-Aven, by Louane Lallemant; February 2025 [link]
GREAT ART MAG, La surconsommation visuelle selon Corinne Vionnet au Musée de Pont-Aven; 02 January 2025 [link]

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Musée de
Pont-Aven

EXHIBITION IMAGES
ÉCRAN TOTAL — 3 WEEKS LEFT TO SEE THE EXHIBITION!

The exhibition runs until May 4th. Hurry up!
Here some images from the show.

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Musée de
Pont-Aven

CATALOG
ÉCRAN TOTAL — Text by Anne de Mondenard — Published by Silvana Editoriale

Corinne Vionnet was one of the first artists to explore, recycle and question the endless flow of snapshots shared on the Internet by tourists from all over the world.
She also observes these travelers and photographs them at work in front of landscapes and monuments. Through her series, with their renewed and attractive forms, the Franco-Swiss artist questions our relationship with screens and digital tools that invite us to duplicate images in an endless whirlwind.
The book Écran total, which covers twenty years of creation, accompanies her first solo exhibition at the Musée de Pont-Aven.

The Musée de Pont-Aven has produced a catalog of this exhibition, published by Silvana Editoriale and available at the Musée de Pont-Aven, in various bookstores and online.
Avant-propos: Sophie Kervran
Voyage, voyage... dans les images: Anne de Mondenard
Scenic views: histoire d’un point de vue: Julie Meyer.

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Musée de
Pont-Aven

SOLO SHOW
ÉCRAN TOTAL — From February 1st to May 4th, 2025

The first monographic exhibition of Franco-Swiss artist Corinne Vionnet, entitled “Écran Total” presents some 100 works from several series, including Photo Opportunities, ME. Here Now, Scenic Views, Total Palm Tree...

Three works have been produced for this occasion and Total Palm Tree will have a specific installation.

Please come and see the exhibition!

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Musée de
Pont-Aven

SOLO SHOW
ÉCRAN TOTAL — From February 1st to May 4th, 2025

I'm very pleased to share first production and preparation images for my first major solo show at Musée de Pont-Aven which will take place from February 1st, 2025 to May 4th, 2025.

(︎︎︎ at the printing lab Cadre en Seine, Paris + model for scenography at my studio)

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Book Signing

PARIS PHOTO FAIR
Book signing RVB BOOKS — Grand-Palais — November 7th, 2025 at 3pm — Stand L10

Please come to the signing of my book Paris Paris Paris at Paris Photo fair at RVB BOOKS !
︎︎︎ Thursday 7th at 3pm, stand L10

A Special Edition will be available. This is a great occasion to acquire a work from that series!

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Luxembourg Art Week / Elektron

ART TALK
Artists, Data and Digital Image Platforms in the Information Age — in collaboration with ELEKTRON — November 23th, 2025, from 11:00 to 12:00 — Luxembourg

Guest Speakers : Corinne Vionnet (artist)
Lucas LaRochelle (designer et researcher)
Moderators : Françoise Poos (artistic and scientific director of Elektron )
Vincent Crapon (curator at Elektron)

Elektron is a platform for art, digital technology, science and society in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg.
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Nouvel Obs

PRESS
Le nouveau Paris impressionniste — by Xavier de La Porte, #3127, 29 August to 4 September 2024

Après un été où notre capitale a accueilli le monde entier, on peut se demander quelles images il en restera pour les visiteurs. Le très beau livre d’une artiste suisse donne un indice. [...]

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PARIS PARIS PARIS

NEW BOOK!
Paris Paris Paris, Corinne Vionnet
published by RVB BOOKS — Text by Anne de Mondenard, designed by Nicolas Polli

Since 2005, Corinne Vionnet’s work has focused on mass tourism and the circulation of images. In Paris Paris Paris, the Swiss artist turns her attention to one of Europe’s most photographed cities, finding numerous sites and monuments that feed an uninterrupted flow of images. She transforms the raw material she works with, namely, standardised snapshots of hyper-frequented places that directly feed social networks.
In this book project, the artist stages the works with the help of two graphic counterpoints that offer several keys to her approach and subject matter. Silhouettes pile up on several pages and double printing on the same paper enhances the effect of chaos.
Her images, which reveal nothing of the considerable work involved in their creation (archive research, crowdsourcing and collage), question our collective imaginary and tourist behavior. Why do we always take and share the same images?

110 p, 85 images, 24 x 29.5 cm, dustjacket, French/English.
ISBN: 978-2-492175-38-1, 38€

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Danziger gallery

EXHIBITION
Paris Paris Paris — Corinne Vionnet.

As the Olympics unfold in their various venues around Paris, Corinne Vionnet has just completed the latest series in her ongoing “Photo Opportunities” body of work focusing on re-imagined images of Paris. [...]

︎︎︎ August 5th – September 6, 2024

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Le Temps

PRESS
Corinne Vionnet. Been There — Summer series “Ailleurs chez soi”, by Olivia Wermus, August 9th, 2023.

«Nous voyageons, regardons un monument, prenons une photo. Tout en cadrant les sites touristiques avec notre smartphone, nous créons des souvenirs photographiques, partie intégrante de notre expérience de touriste.» Le travail de l’artiste suisse Corinne Vionnet est une réflexion sur le tourisme de masse, la circulation des images, la construction d’un imaginaire collectif.
Corinne Vionnet produit ses images à la texture éthérée, en superposant des centaines de clichés amateurs glanés dans le flot de photos de
voyages qui circule sur la Toile. Elle note que la plupart des photos souvenirs de lieux touristiques sont standardisées, prises à partir d’un point de vue similaire.
Dans Been There, elle observe comment les touristes prennent des clichés pour témoigner de «j’étais là». Ils se succèdent, se superposent comme un time-lapse, cherchant à créer des souvenirs qui ressemblent à l’image qu’ils se faisaient du lieu avant de le visiter.

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Effeuiller

NEW SERIES
Effeuiller [Paris], 2024 — A composite image is stripped back by removing successive image layers. The first image chosen for this series Effeuiller is the city of Paris with Sacré Coeur in the distance – such a static view, but one that, all the same, moves slightly from one image layer to the next. These images seem at once simpler and less distinct as each translucent image layer is peeled back.

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Elektron

EXHIBITION
Cyber Structures: Material Realities-Digital Experiences
Elektron is a platform for art, digital technologies, science and social issues in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg.

Through exhibitions, public art installations and events, Elektron is a must-see program for art and digital specialists and curious minds alike.
Elektron facilitates and enriches the dialogue between art, technology, science and social issues. Our aim? To offer keys to understanding, while questioning the effects of digital technologies on our daily lives and our environment.

Dans le cadre d’Elektron et de la Biennale – Esch Capitale Culturelle.
︎︎︎ until September 2024

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Paris Paris Paris

MUSEUM ACQUISITION
Musée Carnavalet, Paris

Five works from my series Paris Paris Paris have been acquired by the Carnavalet Museum in Paris. These works are part of the current show The Seine, from 1977 to the present days (see below).

V&A Dundee

EXHIBITION
Photo City: How Images Shape the Urban World — Look through the lens at how photography frames the way we experience our cities.

The invention of photography has transformed the world. Today, photographic images are everywhere and the acts of taking, sharing and responding to them are integral to daily life.
The explosion of photographic experimentation in the mid-19th century coincided with the rapid growth of cities across the globe. This exhibition brings together iconic images from the V&A’s collections as well as works by contemporary photographers, architects and digital artists to explore how photography and cities have influenced each other.
Diorama Map, Dundee by photographer Sohei Nishino is a large-scale photographic map of Dundee offering a captivating and intricate portrait of the city, through the eyes of the photographer.

(photo: Sohei Nishino)

︎︎︎ until October 20th, 2024

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Talking Pictures

INTERVIEW
CORINNE VIONNET. DÉJA VU
by Alasdair Foster — online

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Musée Carnavalet, Paris

EXHIBITION
La Seine, de 1977 à nos jours

The Seine holds a special place in the history of the capital as well as in the life and in the fantasies of Parisians. On some 13 kilometers, 37 bridges connect its two banks. The most recent of them, the Simone-de-Beauvoir footbridge, was inaugurated in 2006. If the river shaped Paris, its uses changed and developed which also transformed it.
The Seine was used as resources, commercial axis, patrimonial space, and, increasingly as a place turned towards leisure activities, all the while remaining a natural site to be protected. In 1991, the banks of the Seine became a Unesco World Heritage Site: from the pont de Sully to the pont d’Iéna, on the right bank and until the pont de Bir-Hakeim on the left bank.
On this same bank, closed to cars in 2016, a 2.3 kilometers walk was built for pedestrians and cyclists, from the musée d’Orsay to the pont de l’Alma. The focal point of the 2024 Olympic Games, the Seine is, on this occasion, inaugurated by athletes as a place for swimming.

︎︎︎ until June 29th, 2025

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Télérama

PRESS
Eiffel — hors série, #244. November 2023.

(left image: Ai Weiwei / Etude de perspective. Tour Eiffel, 1995. Ai Weiwei Studio)

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Almost There

ARTIST’S BOOK
Almost There, Corinne Vionnet — Published by RRose Editions

I'm very pleased to announce the launch of the book Almost There - my second collaboration with RRose Editions).
Almost There is created at the occasion of the commission art by Bilbao Metropoli-30 curated by Ramón Esparza, and exhibited at the Fine Art Museum in Bilbao.
This is a rather special edition, as all copies have been handmade, right from the artist's studio. For each book, 34 C-prints have been cut and assembled, around a black plexiglass core. Almost There acts as a portable exhibition, with a sculptural touch.

︎︎︎ 100 copies only. Hurry up!

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Almost There

NEW WORK
Museo de Bellas Artes, Bilbao

I'm pleased to announce my new work Almost There created at the occasion of the commission art by Bilbao Metropoli-30 and curated by Ramón Esparza. This work together with another one called What to See in Bilbao has been exhibited at the Fine Art Museum of Bilbao and part of their collection.

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Art Press

PRESS
Postblur — by Etienne Hatt. June 2023.

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Museo de Bellas Artes, Bilbao

EXHIBITION
30-30-30 — curated by Ramón Esparza.

30 years after the Ría de Hierro exhibition, Bilbao Metropoli-30 and the museum have joined forces to show, once again through photography, a renewed image of the metropolitan area at the mouth of the Nervión. It is a smaller project but with the same spirit as the one that in 1993 gave an account of the state of an urban area that was witnessing the end of its industrial stage, with the main factories, installed on the edge of the estuary, closed or about to close. The one presented here presents, first of all, a gender difference, since three female views have covered the territory of the Lower Nervión. In addition, the images reveal the depth of social change experienced during these decades. Corinne Vionnet's vision of the city comes from social networks. And if we know that our knowledge of the world is largely constructed through images, her work raises the question of the dilution of the image in reality. Vanessa Winship and María Azkarate adopt more "conventional" points of view, focusing on the physical city - the urban fabric and its ruptures - and the human city, another of the poles of change in recent years. They show us that the vernacular city has become, like so many others in Europe, a potpourri of origins and languages.

︎︎︎ June14 – October 15, 2023

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EXIT magazine - 89 - motion

PUBLICATION
Un movimiento glaciar — Glacial movement — by Manuel Padín.

A popular phrase in the Spanish-speaking world, “El movimiento se demuestra andando” (“Movement is shown by walking”) is not exactly true because there are many differing views on the concept of movement. In Issue 89 of EXIT we take a look at some names – some of them very well established, some of them new – and provide examples of how photography strives to emerge from a state of motionlessness without moving, without ceasing to be a photograph. People, landscapes, the sky, the sea, nature, the city… Photography and photographers go to great lengths to subtly reveal the latent movement of life, of the world.

︎︎︎ 2023

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Albert Kahn Museum, France

INAUGURAL EXHIBITION
Autour du Monde, La traversée des images, d’Albert Kahn à Curiosity — Around the World, Crossing images, from Albert Kahn to Curiosity — curated by Magali Mélandri, Clément Poché.

The inaugural exhibition of the Musée Départemental Albert-Kahn takes visitors on a journey to the origins of the "Archives de la Planète", offering a tour of the museum's collections and an exploration of representations of travel through photography and film from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day, with contemporary incarnations of works by Bernard Plossu, Catherine Hyland, Denis Roche, Corinne Vionnet, Marcus deSieno...

︎︎︎ April 2 – November 13, 2022

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Visiona, Huesca, Spain

EXHIBITION
Imaginarios colectivos: la construcción de la imagen turística — Curated by Pedro Vicente.

As part of the Visiona Huesca program, the exhibition Imaginarios colectivos: la construcción de la imagen turística (Collective Imaginaries: the construction of the tourist image) examines the importance of the use of images for the promotion of tourism and for the community and identity representation of the most visited places.

Artists: Perejaume, Oriol Vilanova, Corinne Vionnet, Sascha Pohle, Albert Gusi, Lucien Briet y Eduardo Nave as well as Kodak Coloramas and the collection of postcards "Same Sky Postcards".
(image of the exhibition: © Javier Broto)

︎︎︎ Feb 25 – May 15, 2022

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Danziger Gallery,
Los Angeles

EXHIBITION
Inaugural opening — Curated by James Danziger.

I'm so pleased to announce that Danziger gallery is opening its doors as its second location at Bergamot Station in Santa Monica! I have a special affection for Los Angeles and I am particularly delighted with this news.

Inaugural exhibition with following artists: Ansel Adams, Christopher Anderson, Richard Avedon, Hans Breder, Christopher Bucklow, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Thierry Cohen, Petra Cortright, Paul Cupido, André De Dienes, Robert Frank, Paul Fusco, Adam Fuss, Mario Giacomelli, Hisaji Hara, Evelyn Hofer, Seydou Keïta, Hendrik Kerstens, Karen Knorr, Jim Krantz, Michael Light, O. Winston Link, Glen Luchford, Alice Mann, Sally Mann, Pierre et Gilles, Yuji Obata, Tod Papageorge, Matthew Porter, Ulrike Rosenbach, Ian Ruhter, Alec Soth, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Risaku Suzuki, Ed Templeton, Ruud Van Empel, Corinne Vionnet, Andy Warhol, Brett Weston, Lloyd Ziff.

︎︎︎ Feb 19 – April 22, 2022

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C4 Journal

WRITING
Paradise, Adulterated — By Eugenie Shinkle. Feb 17th, 2022
Paul Rousteau’s Seascapes and Corinne Vionnet’s Total Palm Tree.
Seascape: two basal planes of water and sky in symbiosis, drawn together at a horizon, proximate but never touching. An island, crystalline sand along the shoreline. Palm trees. Paradise, adulterated.

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Chefs-d’OEuvre
du 21e Siècle

PUBLICATION
Chefs-d’Oeuvre du 21e siècle. L’art à l’ère du digitale [ 21st century masterpieces. Art in the digital age] — by Dominique Moulon.

Whereas the craftsmen of the Middle Ages completed their apprenticeships with the production of a masterpiece, in the 19th century, with the advent of the museum, the masterpiece took on its full dimension. The modern art avant-garde then diverted from it. However, this notion is re-emerging in the first quarter of the 21st century, and we can already take a critical look at it through the contemporary creations that illustrate it so perfectly. The fifty masterpieces gathered in this book are approached through the prism of contemporary issues raised by, among other things, our cohabitation with robots, the relationship we have with artificial intelligence, the flow of images and the processing of our data. For the masterpieces of the third industrial revolution, those that emerge from both the use and the critique of science and innovation technologies, offer us as many readings of today's digital world. Analyzing each creation allows us to consider what, possibly, makes it a masterpiece.

Artists : Memo Akten, Refik Anadol, Cory Arcangel, Ed Atkins, Renaud Auguste-Dormeuil, Adam Basanta, Valérie Belin, Émilie Brout & Maxime Marion, Grégory Chatonsky, Ian Cheng, Kate Cooper, Douglas Coupland, Heather Dewey-Hagborg, Disnovation.org, Pascal Dombis, Justine Emard, Félicie d’Estienne d’Orves & Éliane Radigue, Cao Fei, John Gerrard, Andreas Gursky, Michael Hansmeyer, Camille Henrot, Pierre Huyghe, Ismaël Joffroy Chandoutis, Eduardo Kac, Oliver Laric, Mark Leckey, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, LuYang, Christian Marclay, Lauren Lee McCarthy, Katja Novitskova, Trevor Paglen, Julien Prévieux, Jon Rafman, Steve Reich / Gerhard Richter & Corinna Belz, Tabor Robak, Evan Roth, Rafael Rozendaal, Thomas Ruff, Arcangelo Sassolino, Michele Spanghero, Samuel St-Aubin, Jennifer Steinkamp, Hito Steyerl, Amalia Ulman, Penelope Umbrico, Corinne Vionnet, Sun Yuan & Peng Yu, Du Zhenjun.

Dominique Moulon is a professor in creative technology, independent curator and art critic. Holder of a PhD in Arts and Sciences of the Art, he is a member of the International Association of Curators of Contemporary Art (IKT) and the International Association of Art Critics (AICA).

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Musée d’art du Valais
Le Pénitencier, Sion, Switzerland

EXHIBITION
Raphaël Ritz Aujourd'hui — The exhibition "Raphael Ritz. Aujourd'hui", presented at the Centre d'exposition du Pénitencier des Musées cantonaux in Sion from October 16, 2021 to June 5, 2022, sheds a contemporary light on the work of this artist. The exhibition is structured by a selection of contemporary photographs signed by a dozen artists, such as Laurence Bonvin, Nicolas Faure, Yann Gross, and Corinne Vionnet.

I'm so pleased to announce that Danziger gallery is opening its doors as its second location at Bergamot Station in Santa Monica! I have a special affection for Los Angeles and I am particularly delighted with this news.

︎︎︎ Oct 16, 2021 – June 5th, 2022

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Chengdu Contemporary Image Museum, China

EXHIBITION
Building Illusions — Curated by Duan Yuting and Ruohao Hu.
Participating artists: with Nadim Asfar, Yuanyuan Luka Yang, Corinne Vionnet, Claudia Jaguaribe, Birdhead, Pablo Lopez Luz, Michael Wolf, Richard Vijgen, Kurt Caviezel & ZHAW, Nación Rotonda, Cai Minhao, Ou Ning & Cao Fei, Borja Larrondo + Diego Sanchez, Atelier Guo.

︎︎︎ Dec 4, 2021 – February 28th, 2022

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Total Palm Tree

BOOK
Artist’s Book — The artist's book Total Palm Tree is now available and ready to be shipped by October 20th. Until October 20th, don't miss the opportunity to pre-order it at the launch price of €26. There are only 120 copies of this book!

Corinne Vionnet’s Total project is an examination of symbols, viewing them as they are transmitted and multiplied, and as they experience processes of transformation and collapse. Vionnet has located a small cluster of motifs, which she examines through processes of reproducibility - our media ecologies and systems of production and reproduction. [...]. In Total Palm Tree, a scanner and a postcard printing process exchange an emblem of exotic paradise, until it is both scorched and flooded on its way to disappearance. (Short extract - Duncan Wooldridge, 2021)

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C|O Berlin

EXHIBITION
SEND ME AN IMAGE — From Postcards to Social Media

Photography has always been a social medium that has been shared with others. But why do people communicate with each other using images? And how do the “virtual distillates” of photographs change society? The thematic exhibition Send me an Image . From Postcards to Social Media outlines the development of photography from a means of communication in the nineteenth century to its current digital representation online. The focus is on the dialogue between historical forms of traveling images from photography over the past 150 years and contemporary artists from the 1970s onwards who work with both traditional and modern photographic techniques, uses, and means of communication.
Participating artists: ABC Artists' Books Cooperative, Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin with Der Greif, David Campany & Anastasia Samoylova, Fredi Casco, Moyra Davey, Themistokles von Eckenbrecher, Martin Fengel & Jörg Koopmann, Stuart Franklin, Gilbert & George, Dieter Hacker, Tomas van Houtryve, Philippe Kahn, On Kawara, Erik Kessels, Marc Lee, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Mike Mandel, Theresa Martinat, Eva & Franco Mattes, Jonas Meyer & Christin Müller, Peter Miller, Romain Roucoules, Thomas Ruff, Taryn Simon & Aaron Swartz, Andreas Slominski, Clare Strand, Corinne Vionnet.
(image of the exhibition: © C/O Berlin Foundation, David von Becker)

︎︎︎ May 30 – August 4, 2021

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Screenwalks

TALK
ONLINE TALK — Online talk organized by the FotoMuseum, Winterthur and the Photographers' gallery, London

︎︎︎ 10 March 2021

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In his analysis of Brave New World and 1984, cultural critic Neil Postman argues that it was Aldous Huxley who got the future right more than George Orwell. For, he writes, “Orwell feared that what we hate will ruin us. Huxley feared that what we love will ruin us.” In its own way, Vionnet’s work suggests it might be love that denies us an expansive, uniquely imagined world. Humane, open, and impersonal is a feel-good but problematic way of seeing — the hive mind’s eye, a glimpse of our collective, collapsing, hungry vision.
Hyperallergic _ Wonders of the World, Through the Lens of the Hive Mind, by Jeremy Polacek, February 5, 2015

Histoire et Cité

TALK
Conférence — Dans le cadre de "Histoire et Cité", conférence en direct, le 28 mars 2021 avec Nathalie Dietschy. Modération par Diana Le Dinh.

Dans le cadre du Festival Histoire et Cité. www.histoire-cite.ch

Museum acquisition

ACQUISITION
Musée d'art du Valais — When I was 35 year old, I decided to change completely my orientation and started visual art. I started with two projects, 'Photo Opportunities' and a photo work titled 'From Rhone Glacier to Lake Geneva' that was a personal research into the county where I come from, walking along the Rhone river, from its glacier to the lake Geneva.

My work "Julie, Choëx, 2010" is today part of the collection of the Art Museum of Valais, along with the Rhoneglacier acquired a few years ago.

Ciels

BOOK
Collector Daily — by Loring Knoblauch — Photography criticism from a Collector's perspective

CIELS is a thoughtfully constructed photographic project which has been tightly coupled to its ultimate photobook form, using the book itself to activate the imagery in specific and controlled ways. Once again, Vionnet has cleverly uncovered intricate layers of complexity in a hackneyed subject, using a 21st century perspective to reinvent a photographic cliché.
(extract from Collector's Daily, Loring Knoblauch)

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SFMOMA _ snap+share

EXHIBITION
MOMA OF SAN FRANCISCO — snap+sharetransmitting photographs from mail art to social networks

The exhibition snap+share gives visitors a new way to visualize — and experience — how photographs have become so ubiquitous in our daily lives. Whether through early examples of 1960s and '70s mail art, physical piles of pictures uploaded to the Internet over a 24-hour period, or a working refrigerator that allows participatory meme-making, visitors can trace the evolution of sharing photographs.

Spanning the history of mail art to social networks, the show presents a variety of artists working in various media, from framed paper-based art to immersive installations. Some of these artists include On Kawara, Ray Johnson, Moyra Davey, Erik Kessels, Corinne Vionnet, and David Horvitz. Exploring how networks are created through the act of sending images out into the world, this exhibition reveals just how those networks have changed in the age of the Internet.

My work Photo Opportunities will be part of the exhibitions snap+share at the SFMOMA.

︎︎︎ March 30 – August 4, 2019

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Maintenant art center, Marfa

EXHIBITION
Maintenant — Chinati Weekend

Join us on Friday October 9 & Saturday October 10 for a Drive-Thru Art Safari @ Maintenant, 23 Antelope Hills Rd - Marfa
Artworks by Natalie Melendez, Matt Scobey, Carlos García-Noriega Bueno, Dawn Kim, Corinne Vionnet & Laurent Pavy

Video 'The Fall' - collaborative work with Laurent Pavy - at Maintenant art center in Marfa/TX

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The durably exciting thing about Vionnet’s Total Flag [work] is that it can be read equally well on two distinct levels. It is both a meticulous artistic study of the effects of iterative image recursion and an archly biting roadmap of the where America might be heading, its abstractions just open-ended enough to allow us to extend the visual evidence of the experiment into a searing visual metaphor for national degradation. Constructing such smart artistic duality isn’t easy, especially using such a simple organizing device. Total Flag is just what it needs to be and no more – an incisive mixture of technology and artistic thought that alternately delivers both beauty and horror. By Loring Knoblauch / about the book Total Flag (link)

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