Le portrait de pouvoir d'hier à aujourd'hui - 2 avril 2015

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Avec le photographe Olivier Roller, l’écrivain Adrien Goetz et les étudiants de Sciences Po. L’exposition est centrée sur le portrait des souverains Tudors, image puissante, symbolique, conçue comme un véritable outil de propagande. L’image du pouvoir est une constante dans l’histoire politique et artistique. Par la photographie, Olivier Roller prend aujourd’hui le contrepied de ce genre bien établi. Au plus près des visages des puissants de nos jours, il traque l’incarnation du pouvoir dans sa dimension fragile et éphémère.

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