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Exceptional Opening and Guided Tour – Photo Days 2026 - Great Lakes Exhibition - The Common Horizon of Inland Seas

Photo : Vue de l'installation de l'exposition de Robert Burley - Photos © Vincent Royer, OpenUp Studio / Centre culturel canadien, 2026

Nov 9Free

Exceptional Opening and Guided Tour – Photo Days 2026 - Great Lakes Exhibition - The Common Horizon of Inland Seas

Discover the hidden depths of contemporary photography through an evocative exhibition focused on the vast landscapes of inland seas. Whether you are a seasoned art lover or just curious, this showcase turns a stunning cultural venue into a bridge between local heritage and artistic innovation. Join the curator for a deep dive into the stories captured behind the lens.

Centre culturel canadien à Paris (Paris 8th)

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Since 2020, the Photo Days festival has brought together museums, cultural institutions, galleries, foundations, fairs, and events every year in November to introduce both enthusiasts and the curious to the full richness of contemporary photographic creation.

Beyond this collective programming, the primary vocation of Photo Days is to produce unique exhibitions. The festival takes over heritage, cultural, or unconventional venues by commissioning projects tailor-made by emerging artists and internationally renowned photographers alike. Since its inception, 39 original exhibitions have been produced by Photo Days in exceptional locations, affirming its role as a discoverer of talent and a producer of ambitious photographic projects.

As a partner of this 7th edition of Photo Days, the Cultural Centre invites you to discover the exhibition Great Lakes – The Common Horizon of Inland Seas with free access until 9 PM and offers a guided tour by reservation led by Catherine Bédard, curator of the exhibition:

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