From: Anthony JAHN (Anthony.Jahn@wanadoo.fr)
Date: 12/05/01-06:23:10 PM Z
Hi,
If you are in Paris, two photo shows not to miss:
Nan Goldin at the Centre Pompidou
and William Eggleston at the Fondation Cartier (sublime dye-transfer
prints).
As for transport (and for the two museums above), internet is a good bet.
They will have sections in english.
The SNCF (railroad company) is also at www.sncf.com (or .fr? I forget). You
won't really have any other choice than the TGV Paris-Grenoble, but who
would want to travel any other way? Try to reserve in advance, as friday and
sunday evenings are normally *very* busy.
The fresson atelier is not far from Paris, maybe you could contact them and
ask to visit? they are at fresson@atelier-fresson.com or
www.atelier-fresson.com.
If things get out of hand, I'd be happy to meet (and help) a fellow lister.
My telephone in Paris: (0033)661984518.
Bon voyage
Anthony
----- Original Message -----
From: <FotoDave@aol.com>
To: <alt-photo-process-l@sask.usask.ca>
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 6:57 PM
Subject: Traveling to France
> I will be in Grenoble, France next week and a week after that. It's for
work,
> but I will have the weekend free and will travel to Paris. Would you
> recommend places (galleries or museums) where I can see great photographs,
> alt. prints, and maybe Fresson prints?
>
> If you include some information like how to get there (by bus, subway,
train
> (someone just told me TGV)?) that would be very helpful too as I don't
speak
> French and this will be my first trip to France.
>
> Information on non-photographic attractions would be useful too.
>
> Thank you very much in advance!
>
>
> Dave S
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