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Friday, December 11th 6-8pm
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Each December, the Bakery Photographic Collective hosts its annual fundraiser, Photo-A-Go-Go. One of Southern Maine’s most anticipated events, Photo-A-Go-Go is a silent auction featuring works from established and emerging photographers at incredible prices. Members, interns and photographers from all over the country donate framed photographic prints that are displayed for viewing and sold via the silent auction. Arguably the largest photo exhibition in the state of Maine, the fundraiser has continued to be a huge success and has allowed the collective to thrive and provide a reliable photographic resource to its members, interns and the Southern Maine photographic community.
Photo a Gogo
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UNESCO Gallery
Jean-Pierre has been committed since 1995 to the photographic inventory of the historical sites selected for the World
Registry of Historic Places of the UNESCO along the ‘Camino/Road to
Santiago’ (Chemin de Saint Jacques de Compostelle) in France and Spain
- Project realized in partnership with the French Ministry of Culture
and the Regional Cultural Affairs Commission
- Creation of the art books collection "Heritage" describing this inventory
- Creation of the CDJA: a photographic database and documentation
center of more than 10,000 photographs, on the Roman Art in France and
Spain.
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Camino de Santiago, Lacommande -
Camino de Santiago, Lacommande -
Camino de Santiago, Sensacq -
Camino de Santiago, Sauvelade -
Camino de Santiago, Mimizan -
Camino de Santiago, Hagetmau -
Camino de Santiago, Bessaut -
Camino de Santiago, Bessaut -
Camino de Santiago, Pilgrim -
Camino de Santiago, Somport -
Camino de Santiago, Pau -
Camino de Santiago, Ansabere
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Jean-Pierre's photo stock is one of the most important picture libraries in France
about the Camino. The Camino is an old Christian pilgrimage awarded by the European Council in 1987 as the first european cultural trail.
For
15 years, Rousset has travelled by foot or mountain bike along the
ancient roads of faith, to help UNESCO keep the landscapes and the old
roman churches of the Camino alive. Rousset created in 1998 an art
books collection which purpose is to cover the 4000 miles of the
Camino, both in Spain and in France.