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Bernard Faucon Biography
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1962 - 1969 |
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Educated at The Lycée d'Apt in Provence
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1973 |
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Masters Degree of Philosophy, Sorbonne, Paris, France
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1989 |
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Faucon received the Grand Prix National
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1991 |
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Faucon is awarded the Prix Leonard de Vinci
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1995 |
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Faucon retires from photography
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2002 |
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Moscow House of Photography holds a Bernard Faucon Festival
Faucon is invited to officially open the Moscow Biennale
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1997 - 2005 |
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Bernard Faucon led a unique participatory art project for children from 25 different counties titled “Le Plus Beau Jour de ma Jeunesse,” or “The Happiest Day of my Youth.”
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2006 |
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The first complete Retrospective of Bernard Faucon’s work was held at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris, France.
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| Selected Exhibitions |
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2006 - 2009
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Vu' La Galerie; Galerie du bar Floréal photographie; Tristan's Gallery
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2006
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Maison Européene de la Photographie
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2002
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Moscow House of Photography
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1997
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Made in France, Centre Georges Pompidou Paris, France
Cargo, Marseilles, France
Gomez Gallery, Baltimore, MD
Gallery Kai, Osaka, Japan
Collection, Decouverte, CAPC Bordeaux, France
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1996
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France: New Visions, Aperture's Burden Gallery, New York, NY
The Photographers' Gallery, London, England
Double vie-Double vue, Foundation Cartier pour l'Art Contemporain Paris, France
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1995
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Nun Gallery, Seoul, Korea
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| Literature |
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2002
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Guy Davenport. The Illuminations of Bernard Faucon (IN: The Georgia Review).
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2000
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Le Plus Beau Jour de ma Jeunesse, Éditions de l'Imprimeur, Paris, France.
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1999
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Bernard Faucon, La peur du voyage, William Blake & Co, Bordeaux, France.
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1997
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La Fin de l'Image, William Blake & Co, Bordeaux, France.
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1995
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Jours d'Image, Tréville, Tokyo, Japan.
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1993
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Les Écritures, William Blake & Co, Bordeaux, France.
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1991
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Bernard Faucon, Les Idoles et Les Sacrifices, Parco Co Ltd, Tokyo, Japan.
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1987
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Les Chambres d'Amour, William Blake & Co, Bordeaux, France.
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1986
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Les Papiers qui Volent, Hazan, Paris, France.
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1980
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Les Grandes Vacances, Herscher, Paris, France.
Summer Camp, Xavier Moreau, New York, NY.
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