Two Feet on the Ground: Geoffroy Mathieu at Atlanta Contemporary

After two months of residency exploring Atlanta, a city often considered “unwalkable,” Geoffroy Mathieu comes to Atlanta Contemporary as part of their Villa Albertine Resident Artist Talk series, in partnership with Flux Projects. Join us as he shares captivating photographs and insights from his explorations of urban walking in this vibrant city.

Don’t miss this chance to experience Atlanta through Geoffroy’s lens!

This event will take place within the Gallery 3 and is free to attend. Registration link coming soon!

Parking is free in the lot at Bankhead & Means Street (Google Maps Location). You can access the lot via Bankhead Avenue and proceed past the parking attendant booth.

This event is in partnership with Flux Projects and Atlanta Contemporary, as part of their Villa Albertine Artist Talk series.

Geoffroy Mathieu

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A graduate of the French Higher School of Photography (ENSP) in Arles, Geoffroy Mathieu lives and works in Marseille. He presents his works as publications (Actes Sud, Poursuite, Filigranes, Zoème, Wildproject, Building Books), solo or collective exhibitions, and, more recently, walked performances. In 2021, he took part in the fourth edition of Regards du Grand Paris (Ateliers Médicis and the French Centre for Visual Arts). The following year, he won the French National Library’s “Radioscopy of France” Major Photojournalism Commission. In 2023, he co-published a book with Jordi Ballestra, Anti-installation (published by Building Books), with the support of the French Center for Visual Arts (CNAP) publishing grant.