lectures

«  Mécéner la photographie »
Jeudi 5 décembre 2013
Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art, Paris

9h00-9h15 -  Introduction :
« Mécène ou producteur ? Accompagner la photographie »
Daniel BARROY, chef de la mission de la photographie, ministère de la Culture et de la Communication   

9h15-10h15 - Table ronde 1 : « Trois institutions »
Musée Nicéphore Niepce
François CHEVAL, directeur, Jordane de TYSSANDIER, responsable du mécénat, BMW France,
Jeu de Paume 
Anne RACINE, responsable de la communication et du mécénat, Céline SAVY, directrice de la communication, Neuflize Vie 
LE BAL 
Diane DUFOUR, directrice,  Benoît CORNU, directeur de la communication du PMU, partenaire fondateur du BAL

Modérateur : Pascal BEAUSSE, responsable des collections photographiques, Centre National des Arts Plastiques

10h15-11h15 - Table ronde 2 : « Les grands rendez-vous »
Les Rencontres d'Arles
François HÉBEL, directeur, Aurélie de LANLAY, administratrice  générale, Didier QUILAIN, président du directoire d'Olympus 
Festival de La Gacilly
Auguste COUDRAY, directeur communication et relations publiques Bretagne, société Yves Rocher, président du Festival de La Gacilly,
Les Promenades de Vendôme
Odile ANDRIEU, directrice fondatrice du festival, Frank PORTELANCE, responsable des relations extérieures, Fujifilm
Festival Photoreporter en Baie de Saint-Brieuc
Alexandre SOLACOLU, directeur, Jean-Jacques LE GUERN, société Scobat

Modérateur :  Yves LE GOFF, journaliste, « Mécènes » (ADMICAL)

11h15-12h15 - Table ronde 3 : « Soutenir la création »
Prix HSBC pour la photographie
Christine RAOULT, déléguée générale du Prix
Prix Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière 
Elise LONGUET, directrice des relations extérieures et du mécénat, FIMALAC
Prix Fondation Cartier-Bresson 
Agnès SIRE, directrice de la Fondation, Manon RENONCIAT-LAURENT, chef de projet, Fondation d'entreprise Hermès
Prix Carmignac gestion du Photojournalisme 
Nathalie GALLON, directrice du Prix

Modérateur : Natacha WOLINSKI, journaliste, Le Quotidien de l'art

Chef de la mission du mécénat : Robert FOHR
Coordination : Elyane ROBINE, chargée du développement, mission du mécénat



Accès libre, sur réservation préalable :
jeudisdumecenat.dicom@culture.gouv.fr

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