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June 17, 2011

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Monumenta 2011 a suscité une couverture presse et un engouement pour la prise de photos de la part des viteurs/amateurs tel que certains sont arrivés à saturation et ont commencé à trouver cela quelque peu ennuyeux et répétitif. Il est vrai que l'afflux soudain d'images de tous endroits peut laisser peu de place l'appropriation personnelle d'un lieu, d'une oeuvre, d'une photo. A force, on perd l'énergie nécessaire pour regarder vraiment. C'est par ailleurs un argument souvent posé par les personnes et institutions en faveur de l'interdiction pure et simple de la photographie en lieu d'exposition : prendre des photos équivaut à amoindrir la qualité esthétique de l'expérience, à appauvrir notre perception et nous cantonne à une pratique de l'art égo-centrée. Cela peut parfois s'avérer vrai.

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