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1,200m2, 12917 sqf - courtyard entrance
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850m2, 9150 sqf / or 400 m2 4306 sqft - street window
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250 m2, 2690 sqf - courtyard entrance
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266m2, 2663 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 51 rue de Turenne
180m2, 1938 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 5-9 rue Bailly
331m2, 3563 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 17 rue Chapon
130m2, 1400 sqf - shop window on street
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175m2, 1884 sqf - courtyard entrance
GALERIE JOSEPH 21 rue Chapon
130m2, 1400 sqf - shop window on street
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SHOWROOM 115m2, 1238 sqf - courtyard entrance
GALERIE JOSEPH 66 rue Charlot
100m2, 1077 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 5 rue de Payenne
226m2, 2433 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 43 rue des Tournelles
100m2, 1075 sqf - courtyard entrance
GALERIE JOSEPH 20 rue Chapon
75m2, 807 sqf - street window
GALERIE JOSEPH 236 rue Saint-Martin
200m2, 2153 sqf - shop window on street
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OPEN SPACE - 90m2, 970 SQF - courtyard entrance
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57m2, 614 sqf - shop window on street
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25m2, 269 sqf - shop window on street
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70m2, 860 sqf - courtyard entrance
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130m2, 1400 sqf - courtyard entrance
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45m2, 485 sqf - shop window on street
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200m2, 2153 sqf - shop window on street
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30m2, 323 sqf -window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 8 Square Sainte Croix de la Bretonnerie
85m2, 915 sqf - shop window on street
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660m2, 6030 sqf - shop window on street
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GREGORY CREWDSON EVENINGSIDE

Swapping colour for black and white, Gregory Crewdson plunges us into the depths of disillusioned America with a new series that's more crepuscular than ever. Entitled "Eveningside", this latest instalment in a trilogy developed since 2012 is presented at Galerie Templon in Paris, after having been shown at the Rencontres de la Photographie d'Arles this summer. 

The result of a super-production worthy of a movie shoot (in terms of both the preparations 1 and the sophisticated equipment and lighting requiring a team of forty people), Gregory Crewdson's shots draw the framework of scenarios "whose beginning and outcome we know neither". Freeze-frames, in short. This impression of suspended time is even more pronounced in his latest series, where the use of black and white accentuates the frozen appearance of the characters portrayed and the eerie strangeness of deserted streets. With suburban landscapes transformed into fake settings, petrified figures frozen in their daily activities, ambiguous plays on transparency and reflections (through mirrors or store fronts), the emphasis on vehicles or transitional places (road junctions, cabs, porches, supermarkets...), rain or fog effects... Gregory Crewdson pushes the boundary between reality and fiction even further. His black-and-white palette conjures up classic cinema and mid-twentieth-century film noir. What better way to arouse viewers' curiosity of, who are called upon to "make their own interpretation", to "invent their own version of the story" for each of these fabricated images?

  1. Gregory Crewdson's stagings require the streets to be completely emptied and closed for several days.

STÉPHANIE DULOUT

"Gregory Crewdson - Eveningside"

Till December 23rd 

Templon Gallery 

28, rue du Grenier-Saint-Lazare, Paris, III

templon.com