Polka Galerie

The Polka gallery represents French and international artists of the postwar period to the present day who view the photographic medium, from historical documentaries to his visual art practice. Founded in 2007 by Adélie de Ipanema and Edouard Genestar, brother and sister, the gallery strives to enhance the photographic work, and offers a program that confronts the work of this than in the past, questions the representation of major world events and research forms the document in contemporary creations.

Based in Paris in the Marais, the gallery now hosts over 300 m2, two exhibition spaces and a photograph library and optional, monographic or thematic books, rare signed editions and / or recent.

The Polka gallery is a member of Professional Committee of Art Galleries and the Association of Art Galleries.

Polka also publishes the magazine Polka Magazine, founded by Alain Genestar. The magazine, whose editor in chief is ensured by Dimitri Beck, a door open look on the vitality of photography.

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Polka Galerie Represents French and international post-war artists Who work in photography Both as a medium for visual arts and documentary work. Founded in 2007 by Adélie de Ipanema and Edouard Genestar, brother and sister, the gallery is dedicated to Promote photographic works and offers exhibitions That confront the past with the present, That interrogate the representation of the world's major events, and seek That documentary forms in contemporary establishment.

Installed in the Marais neighborhood of Paris, the gallery, ict with 300 square meters, features two exhibition halls and a bookstore with photographic Both monographic and thematic themes and unusual or recently released signed editions.

Polka Galerie is a member of French Professional Committee of Art Galleries and the Association of Art Galleries organisms.

Polka Polka aussi Publishes Magazine, founded by Alain Genestar. The magazine, Whose editorial staff is run by Dimitri Beck, offers an unobstructed view of the vitality of photography.