Photographic Emoi – exhibitions at the Angoulême museum

As part of the Emoi Photographique festival, the Angoulême Museum is hosting several exhibitions on the subject 'And tomorrow?'
The inauguration of these exhibitions will take place on Saturday April 6 at 17:30 p.m. and will be followed by a opening.

The exhibitions visible at the Angoulême Museum are:

- The distinguished guest of this edition, Nick Brandt, with the exhibition “Inherit The Dust”, which is the first opus of his research on the impact of human life on its environment. You will be able to see life-size photographs of savannah animals posed in what was their environment a few years ago, now occupied by the human species.

- Eveline Bonkoungou with Burkina Faso and her exhibition “Peogo” which draws a line of conversation on the subject of dowry as seen by Burkinabe people. It invites understanding of others through dialogue, exchange and sharing.

Reduced price with proof: Angoumois residents, large families, young people aged 18 to 25, over 65 years old, groups of more than 8 people and holders of a ticket of less than 7 days from the other museum or a Treasury visit ticket of the Cathedral.

Free entry: individuals under 18, subscribers, art students, beneficiaries of minimum social benefits, cultural professionals, journalists, people with disabilities
or disability and their companion, leisure centers, group leaders and drivers, teachers preparing a scheduled visit, agents of the City of Angoulême, veterans and victims of war