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INLAND x Hahnemühle House
INLAND x Hahnemühle House is coming to Printemps for a series of events bringing together photographers, professionals, and the public around documentary photography.
Monday, July 6 | 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
THE BATTLE
The ring is back. Bigger. More intense. Come witness a visual showdown between six teams of photographers and support your favorites all the way to victory.
Tuesday, July 7 | 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM
THE SPEED-DATING
Free expert–photographer networking sessions (open call), followed by a screening.
INLAND is an international cooperative of 14 long-form documentary photographers exploring the contradictions, limits, and challenges of the contemporary world. Each of our projects pursues three missions: to educate, to share, and to create impact.
Founded in 1584, Hahnemühle is a world leader in fine art papers for traditional artistic techniques and FineArt papers adapted to new pigment inkjet printing technologies.
© Jana Margarete Schuler./ Inland
(A) Printemps
2 Avenue La Fayette, Arles
CLICK
The new analog photography gathering in Arles
From July 6 to 11, 2026, the CLICK analog village will be set up outdoors at Printemps, Avenue La Fayette, inviting visitors to discover the diversity of contemporary analog photography practices.
Designed as a lively and welcoming space, CLICK brings together a wide range of analog photography actors: Nation Photo and its mobile lab, Pentax, GT Company, Polaroid, Aura Lab, Four Eyes, Pelloche-moi, Bruzkyn Labz… all gathered to share their expertise, practices, and current realities of the sector.
Reconnecting images with material, gesture, and time
As a place for encounters and experimentation, CLICK offers the public hands-on workshops (unusual film development techniques, textile cyanotype, Polaroid emulsion transfer, etc.), photo walks, a studio, as well as color film processing & printing services and film digitization. CLICK also welcomes young people from local recreational centers in Arles to pass on a passion for tangible imagery.
Program and booking here: https://click-argentique.com
Nation Photo mobile lab
- Color film processing and printing
- 135 film scanning
STUDIO THIOF
Come have your portrait taken by Bruzkyn Labz.
Photo walks
- For children from local Arles recreational centers during the day (followed by analog workshops)
- For adults in the evenings, in the heart of the festival’s vibrant nights
Workshops
- Black & white film development: with coffee at breakfast, with wine at aperitif time
- Polaroid™ emulsion transfer
- Textile cyanotype
Conference
Saturday, July 11 at 10:00 AM
“Analog evidence in the age of A.I.”
This first edition is organized by the association Salon de l’Argentique, conceived by Nation Photo and Fisheye, and warmly hosted by La Kabine.
© Nation Photo
(A) Printemps
Monday July 6 – Saturday July 11, 2026
Daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
2 Avenue La Fayette, Arles
FUJIKINA ARLES 2026
Hôtel Quiqueran de Beaujeu
FUJIKINA is a must-attend event for anyone interested in photography, the arts, and photographic technique. Designed by Fujifilm, this unique event highlights the power of image creation and, in Arles, takes on a distinctly artistic dimension.
From July 6 to 11, 2026, FUJIKINA once again takes over the Hôtel Quiqueran de Beaujeu on rue des Arènes, offering a summer break at the heart of contemporary photography.
This year, FUJIKINA offers more than 80 activities, designed to encourage encounters, knowledge-sharing, and discovery.
Three access types depending on your level of exploration
FUJIKINA “Discovery” pass
→ Free, registration required
Gives access to exhibitions and camera Touch & Try experiences.
FUJIKINA “Premium” and “Experience” passes
→ from €10, registration required
Access to additional activities: workshops, portfolio reviews, live shooting sessions, and photo walks, as well as equipment lending and Fujifilm sensor cleaning services (subject to availability), plus other brand services.
Full program:
https://www.fujifilm-x.com/fr-fr/events/fujikina-arles-2026/
Exhibitions
Unseen exhibitions, including Las Calles: the spirit of youth by photographer Alex Webb, where iconic archives interact with a recent series, at times capturing a surreal universe where Mexican youth seems suspended in time.
Featured photographers & activities
The event brings together renowned photographers associated with the brand, including Yohanne Lamoulère, Alain Willaume, Laura Bonnefous, Mathias Benguigui, Ljubisa Danilovic, Magali Delporte, Alice Santini, Wlad Simitch, Éric Bouvet, Guillaume Blot, Julien Apruzzese, among others, hosting workshops, portfolio reviews, photo walks, live shooting sessions, and talks, some in partnership with the Rencontres d’Arles.
Photo walks, conferences, and workshops are led by multiple photographers and collectives, including Tendance Floue for its 35th anniversary.
And also
- Equipment discovery and loan throughout the week
- Talks, conferences, and portfolio reviews
- Partnerships with major photography institutions and brands such as Magnum Photos, World Press Photo, Capture One, Eizo, Profoto, and others
© Julien Rocheblave
FUJIKINA Arles
Monday July 6 – Saturday July 11, 2026
10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
16 rue des Arènes, Arles
L’Archevêché by Fisheye
A true hub of the Rencontres d’Arles, L’Archevêché is one of the most visited and iconic venues in Arles.
Its vast open-air courtyard, distinctive energy, and strategic location make it, every year, an essential meeting point for those who want to fully immerse themselves in the festival’s vibrant atmosphere. A space with a diverse program, it lives to the rhythm of both daytime and evening events.
All week long
- Baccarat exhibition
- Food & drinks
Events program
- Conferences
- Portfolio reviews
Monday, July 6
- Photo Lottery hosted by Odieux Boby
- DJ set @ Julien Apruzzese
- Opening night: LA MAMIES
Tuesday, July 7
- Talk + signing session Baccarat
- LA MAMIES
Wednesday, July 8
- PALAIS DE TOKYO night
Thursday, July 9
- LUX night
Friday, July 10
- Flash Connect: Art Buyers x Photographers
- DJ set
Saturday, July 11
- Flash Connect: Photo Talents Meet Up
- Closing party
© Aliocha Boi / Daphné Lejeune
Cour du Palais de l’Archevêché
Monday July 6 – Saturday July 11, 2026
Daily from 9:00 AM to 2:00 AM
35 place de la République, 13200 Arles
Marc-Antoine Barrois
10 years after B683, a collective photographic work about perfumes at home
Marc-Antoine Barrois celebrates ten years of perfume creation designed with Quentin Bisch.
Curated with Stéphane Durand, photo director of Envols magazine, this major work unfolds as a visual and inclusive odyssey exploring the intimacy of the Maison’s fragrances around the world. From Paris to New York, Bangkok to Dubai, it portrays, through still life photography, those who wear them.
The two curators gave carte blanche to 72 photographers—established names and emerging voices alike—with a single instruction: make the bottle appear. Across 164 images by Jonas Unger, Alfredo Piola, Sasha Mongin, Myro Wulff, and others, this constellation of works forms a sensitive visual map highlighting the beauty of diversity.
Breakfast meetings
Meet Marc-Antoine Barrois, Stéphane Durand, and photographers from the project
📅 July 8 → July 12
🕘 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
https://marcantoinebarrois.com/pages/festival-off-arles
© Lucile Boiron, Alfredo Piola, Audoin Desforges, Léa Boeglin, Julien Liénard, Fabian Frinzel
Venue
La Maison Close
July 6 – August 30, 2026
Daily 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Opening night: July 7, 2:30 PM – 7:30 PM
14 passage Robert Doisneau, 13200 Arles
Union des Photographes Professionnels (UPP) — Arles 2026
The Union des Photographes Professionnels (UPP) is taking over Arles 2026 at the Cour des Podestats.
From July 7 to July 10, conferences, portfolio reviews, and meetings will highlight the organization’s mission: defending photographers’ rights and the richness of photographic perspectives.
Eve Campestrini, the featured artist, embodies a free and bold form of photography.
EXHIBITION
Eve Campestrini — Lueurs Fauves
A mountain road with winding bends. At the end of the track, a valley and its village. For about ten years, a collective of farmers has been developing practices rooted in the memory of streams and the howl of wolves.
Aware of the symbiotic principles governing ecosystems, the collective draws on these plural forms of solidarity to imagine new relationships between the domestic and the wild, the technological and the organic.
How do these gestures reshape our way of inhabiting the world? In a hallucinatory register, Eve Campestrini offers a reflection on the immaterial and psychological resonances of these practices.
CONFERENCES
Tuesday, July 7 – 5:00 PM
Conversation with Eve Campestrini
Moderator: Lucie Sassiat
Wednesday, July 8 – 5:00 PM
Round table: New imaginaries: fictions, representations and other forms of reality
Hosted by Marie Guillemin
Thursday, July 9 – 5:00 PM
Creating again: discussion on AI, attention, and human creativity
with Lucie Sassiat and Samuel Dejours
Friday, July 10 – 3:00 PM
ADAGP intervention on support for creation with artist Philippe Bazin
PORTFOLIO REVIEWS (UPP)
Held from Tuesday July 7 to Friday July 10, daily from 10:00 AM to 12:20 PM.
Each review lasts 20 minutes (10:00–12:00, final slot ends 12:20).
Tuesday July 7
Alice Santinelli, Laure Bouvet, Leonor Matet, Marie Guillemin
Wednesday July 8
Margaux Beaughon, Charlotte Flossaut, Eric Cez, Claire Pathé, Ioana de Mello
Thursday July 9
Valentin Bardawil, Julie Watier, Ingrid Milhaud, John Briens, Julie Champin, Fabrice Héron
Friday July 10
Eric Barbero, Chloé Bédoc, Serge Challon, Anna Kereszty, Isabelle Habert
Tarif: included with UPP membership / €20 per portfolio review for non-members
© Eve Campestrini
Cour des Podestats — “Maison des Photographes à Arles”
Tuesday July 7 – Friday July 10, 2026
9:00 AM – 7:00 PM (except Tuesday 8)
Opening & vernissage: Tuesday July 8, 7:00–9:00 PM
Fondation des Treilles
During the opening week of the Rencontres d’Arles, the Fondation des Treilles sets up in Arles.
From July 7 to July 10, 2026, join them at 6 Place Louis Blanc to discover the Photography Residency Award and the Escourbiac – Fondation des Treilles Prize.
Also on offer
- Portfolio reviews (by registration) with experts including Raed Bawayah, Stéphane Brasca, John Briens, Clément Chapillon, Patrick Delat, Alain Escourbiac, Gilles Cargueray, Dominique Laugé, Lucie Moriceau, Benoît Pelletier, and others
- Workshops and meetings led by Léa Beynet, Laura Bonnefou, Gilles Cargueray, Alessandra Chiericato, Jean-Jacques Karatchian, Stephen Joly, and Dominique Laugé
- Encounters with award winners: Marco Berti Pallazi (2026), Juliette Andréa Elie (2025), Corinne Mercadier (2018), Olivia Gay (2022), Catherine Bach, and Isabelle Scotta (2025)
Program (preview)
https://www.fondationdestreilles.com/rencontres-photographiques-darles-2026/
© Fondation des Treilles – Dominique Laugé
Fondation des Treilles
6 Place Louis Blanc, Arles
Tuesday July 7 – Friday July 10, 2026
Les Ateliers de La Madeleine
“Where the ground can melt” — by Theo Guicheron Lopez
Les Ateliers de La Madeleine are pleased to present the first exhibition in France by Theo Guicheron Lopez at the ancient site of the Thermes de Constantin.
Artist and poet, the entire work of Theo Guicheron Lopez stems from a sensitive relationship to places. Through wooden sculptures and installations crafted by hand from carefully studied and historically sourced timber, he opens up new perspectives on what it means to “be there.”
As we move through the anthropogenic era of asphalted soils, the artist uses both words and gesture to draw attention to how oil has replaced earth, shaping artificial landscapes that permeate our everyday lives. Moving beyond literal critique, he creates a sensory landscape on ancient stone ruins, inspiring a new poetics of the ground.
Opening week activities (Rencontres d’Arles)
During the opening week of the Rencontres d’Arles (July 6–11):
- Free guided tour every day at 9:30 AM with the artist Theo Guicheron Lopez
- Monument entry fee: €4–€5 (free for Arles residents)
Exhibition details
Thermes de Constantin
Rue du Grand Prieuré, 13200 Arles
Dates: July 6 – July 26, 2026
Opening (vernissage): July 5, 5:00 PM
Opening hours: daily 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sunbath FilmLab
Sunbath FilmLab is distinguished by its high standards and the quality it brings to serving its community of photographers.
The lab is committed to providing personalized support tailored to the needs of image professionals. This approach is based on in-depth expertise in the chemical processes involved in developing both colour and black-and-white film.
It was also among the first photo labs specialized in the handling and development of motion picture film stock. Beyond technical mastery, the team places strong emphasis on dialogue with photographers: understanding creative intent allows them to tailor digitization in order to achieve a result faithful to each artist’s vision and expectations.
Festival participation
Sunbath FilmLab takes part in the festival for the fourth consecutive year. On this occasion, they are hosting photographer Louise Chevallet, who presents her project Chère Lisa.
Practical information
Dates: Monday July 6 – Sunday July 12, 2026
Opening hours: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Location:
Sunbath FilmLab
65 quai de la Roquette, 13200 Arles
Artenae
Macbeth! Macbeth! A Much Better Sadness — by Julie Coulon
Artenae presents Macbeth! Macbeth! A Much Better Sadness, a hybrid work combining performance, installation, and imagery by artist Julie Coulon.
On the occasion of the opening of the exhibition Ichnôs by Artenae, the artist is invited to create a carte blanche piece.
Drawing on Shakespeare’s iconic text, the work unfolds on stage in a highly colorful aesthetic, at the crossroads of boxing culture and rock’n’roll.
From T.S. Eliot to Bob Dylan, from Muhammad Ali to Joyce Carol Oates, Julie Coulon reinterprets the narrative of Macbeth and his struggle to become the Baron of Cawdor as a boxing match. The ring becomes a symbolic space where arena, ritual, and theatre of destiny merge.
Gradually, the gestures of combat shift into a tragic writing, revealing states of tension, vulnerability, and resistance, where bodies carry the traces of invisible stories and the echoes of collective tragedies.
La Maison du Carmel
Tuesday July 7, 2026 — 9:30 PM (sunset performance)
13 rue Frédéric Chevillon, 13200 Arles