What's Next in Arles

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam has been looking at the future of photography. This week, it's bringing the debate to the Rencontres d'Arles festival

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Olivier Laurent

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Rencontres d’arles, Festivals

"This year Foam celebrates its 10th anniversary," says the museum. "Rather than look back and celebrate the achievements of a period that has passed, Foam prefers to look forward. It is the perfect moment to explore what the future of photography might be."

This celebration is continuing in Arles, where Foam has set up an exhibition space, a working studio, as well as "a place to meet and debate the future of photography." On show are the work of photographers Danielle van Ark, Constant Dullaart, Joris Jansen, Katja Mater, Jaap Scheeren, Anne de Vries and Vincent Zedelius.

Foam has also brought some of the photographers it featured in its most recent Talents issues, with the works of Pablo Lopez Luz, Benjamin Lowy, and Alberto Salvan Zulueta, among many others, exhibited in shops across town.

Foam in Arles is located at the Bourse du Travail, 3 rue Parmentier [see map].

For more information on What's Next in Arles, visit the Foam website.

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