28/04/2010
25/10/2009
Typological studies of the effects of causality observed on individuals exposed to physical exercices of a podiatrical nature.

64 pages, 20x25 cm, Softcover, 40€
© Olivier Cablat 2009
First issue produced and distributed by Galerie 2600.
Stickers, representative of portraits of footballers are neutralized of their first function by the obliteration of typographical information which they were carrying.
The new lay-out become a version of a new type of album "Panini", a kind of contemporary and personal version of the studies of the human type, which wants to be at the same time a second reading of the history of Photography and Ethnology.More informations here
05/08/2009
The archive of modern conflict at the Supermarkt
Based in London, The archive of modern conflict is a mysterious organisation who manage many actions with photography and support many ambitious project.
I have heard that they have supported some book production of Stephen Gill, and realised in 2007 the wonderfull book, Nein Onkels, who won the price of History photography book in Arles Festival 2008.
Don't look after any website or information on google, if you want to meet them you have to be in the right place at the right moment.
We had this chance on summer 2009, because we hosted at the Supermarkt a presentation of their last project called The Corinthians : a selection of pictures choosen from a stock of thousand Kodachromes from the 50's. The pictures are realy great in themselves and they are organised in an order which refers to the first Epistle to the Corinthians (a book of the bible in the new testament).

19/07/2009
The SUPERMARKT (08.07.2009 / 12.07.2009)

Pictures by Aymeric Fouquez, Thomas Manneke, and Anne-Claire Broc'h.
Schaden.com (Köln) presenting a selection of photography books.
Olivier Cablat, Adam Etmanski, Thomas Manneke.
Adam Etmanski's book
Sebastian Hau trying to explain the concept of the Supermarkt and
Olivier Cablat finishing the book "Galaxie".
Sundae playing some music tracks in front of his triptic "Elm".
Markus Schaden and a visitor
Simon Scanner under schock
Pictures by Bertrand Fleuret.
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