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Photography and Walking
Philippe Guillaume. Produced by Productions 3655 Inc.
5 episodes
1 hour ago
In this first episode of Photography and Walking, Philippe reflects on a photograph taken by Mary Ellen Mark in Bombay’s red-light district in 1978. Through the story of Lata — a young woman lying in a narrow, jade-green room — he considers how walking became Mark’s way of gaining access, trust, and understanding. The episode explores how documentary photography moves between empathy and exposure, and how each step a photographer takes shapes what the image can reveal — and what it cannot. ...
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In this first episode of Photography and Walking, Philippe reflects on a photograph taken by Mary Ellen Mark in Bombay’s red-light district in 1978. Through the story of Lata — a young woman lying in a narrow, jade-green room — he considers how walking became Mark’s way of gaining access, trust, and understanding. The episode explores how documentary photography moves between empathy and exposure, and how each step a photographer takes shapes what the image can reveal — and what it cannot. ...
Show more...
Visual Arts
Arts,
Society & Culture,
Documentary
Episodes (5/5)
Photography and Walking
Street by Street
In Vues de Likasi, Congolese artist Sami Baloji walks and photographs the streets of his hometown, revealing the quiet traces of colonial architecture and the politics embedded in everyday space. This episode of Photography and Walking follows his slow, deliberate vision — where each step becomes an act of witnessing, and each frame a way of confronting history street by street. Dans Vues de Likasi, l’artiste congolais Sami Baloji marche et photographie les rues de sa ville natale, révélant...
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5 days ago
11 minutes

Photography and Walking
On Falkland Road
In this first episode of Photography and Walking, Philippe reflects on a photograph taken by Mary Ellen Mark in Bombay’s red-light district in 1978. Through the story of Lata — a young woman lying in a narrow, jade-green room — he considers how walking became Mark’s way of gaining access, trust, and understanding. The episode explores how documentary photography moves between empathy and exposure, and how each step a photographer takes shapes what the image can reveal — and what it cannot. ...
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5 days ago
11 minutes

Photography and Walking
Introduction - Photography and Walking
Before we set off, a brief introduction. Philippe Guillaume presents Photography and Walking — a podcast about how walking and photography intertwine — and shares the spirit in which the project began: exploratory, open-ended, and attentive to the world as it unfolds. Une brève introduction à Photography and Walking, où Philippe Guillaume présente l’esprit dans lequel le projet est né : exploratoire, ouvert et attentif au monde qui se déploie. — Music: Beat ’em with Rhythm - Victor Natas ...
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5 days ago
4 minutes

Photography and Walking
Whale Over Paris
In June 1989, a whale floats above Paris. Cameras click, cranes lift, and Japanese photographer Daidō Moriyama keeps walking through Les Halles — a city in motion between past and future. This episode explores how one surreal sight became a meditation on walking, perception, and photographic truth — reminding us that sometimes what’s worth noticing isn’t on the ground, but drifting just above it. En juin 1989, un cachalot flotte au-dessus de Paris. Les appareils cliquent, les grues se lèven...
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5 days ago
11 minutes

Photography and Walking
Walk Between Museums
In 1970, Montreal artist Françoise Sullivan left one museum and walked to another — turning that simple gesture into a work of art. Her route, from the Musée d’art contemporain on Cité du Havre to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts on Sherbrooke Street, traced more than just distance: it crossed institutions, histories, and power structures. This episode of Photography and Walking explores how Sullivan’s quiet act of movement redefined both walking and photography — not as documentation, but as...
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5 days ago
12 minutes

Photography and Walking
In this first episode of Photography and Walking, Philippe reflects on a photograph taken by Mary Ellen Mark in Bombay’s red-light district in 1978. Through the story of Lata — a young woman lying in a narrow, jade-green room — he considers how walking became Mark’s way of gaining access, trust, and understanding. The episode explores how documentary photography moves between empathy and exposure, and how each step a photographer takes shapes what the image can reveal — and what it cannot. ...