Versailles – Visible/Invisible

^{Dove Allouche, Evaporites 8, 2019, silver print, 67,3 x 48 inches (framed).}

^{Courtesy of the artist, château de Versailles, Peter Freeman Inc. (New York) & GB Agency (Paris) © Dove Allouche}

For its 12th exhibition of contemporary art, entitled Versailles – Visible/Invisible, the Palace of Versailles is bringing together five internationally renowned photographers at the estate of Trianon from 14 May to 20 October 2019.

The intimate surroundings of the Trianon will be the setting for the Palace of Versailles’ 12th exhibition of modern art. Versailles – Visible/Invisible leads us as if through the antique darkroom of five photographers: Dove Allouche, Nan Goldin, Martin Parr, Eric Poitevin and Viviane Sassen, who will unveil works they have created specially to resonate with the chosen setting. This exhibition showcases their original and often surprising perspectives on not only the palace’s most well-known spaces, but also its hidden gems. The works will reveal a new Versailles, between design and heritage.