Festival international du livre d'art et du film

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AbbreviationFILAF
Formation2010
TypeInternational of Art Books and Films Festival
PurposePromote and reward the best books and films about art published every year worldwide
Region
Occitanie (South of France)
FieldsPerpignan (France)
Official language
French/English
President
Sébastien Planas
Director
Rachel Simon
Websitefilaf.com

The International Art Books and Films Festival (in French, Festival International du Livre d'Art et du Film) or FILAF, is an international festival about artbooks and films which takes place annually in Perpignan (South of France) since 2011. Its goal is to promote and award the best books and films about art produced each year in the world.

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History and goals

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Philippe Régnier and Miquel Barceló – FILAF 2012

Noting the world absence of a real event only focused on art books, and similarly on the field of art films, the Cogito Organization and its president Sébastien Planas created the International Artbooks and Films Festival in Perpignan. The first edition took place in June 2011 [1]

The aim of the festival is to present to the general public a selection of the best books and films on art published or produced during the past year on an international scale. Authors, editors, directors, producers and selected artists are invited to Perpignan to present their work. A week of conferences, screenings, readings, signatures, workshops for children, professional round tables, thematic evenings, allows the world of art to meet and present its most important productions. [2]

The FILAF festival relies on a scientific professional committee, recognized in each of their disciplines, responsible for selection throughout the year. It also mobilizes an annually renewed jury which, at the end of the festival, awards the Gold FILAF, the Silver FILAF and the Special Jury Prize (categories "book" and « film »). [3]

In 2016, the FILAF festival created a new prize in collaboration with French Art Fair Galeristes, to reward the best art book published by an art gallery. [4]

Scientific committee

From 2011 to 2016

2018

2019

2020

Juries

2012
2013
2014
2015
2016

> Book jury

> Film jury

2017

> Book jury

>Film jury

2018

>Book jury

>Film jury

2019

>Book jury

>Film jury

2020

>Book jury

>Film jury

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FILAF 2013 - Juergen Teller

[9]

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FILAF 2017 - Discussion between Annette Messager and Chiara Parisi during the seventh edition of FILAF in 2017

Guests of Honour

Honor Price

Expositions

Awards

2011

Books

2012

Books
Films

2013 [28]

Books
Films

2014

Books
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FILAF trophies
Films

2015

Books
Films

2016 [29]

Books
Films
2017 [30]

Books

Films

2018 [31]

Books

This prize was created in association with Maison Sales, Végétaux d'Art Culinaire.

Movies

2019

Books

Films

2020

Books

Films

FILAF Artbook Fair

In 2016, the festival created the FILAF Artbook Fair. The first edition of this show was held from the 24th to 26 June 2016 in the Dominican church in Perpignan.

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FILAF Artbook Fair 2016
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FILAF art bookstore

The FILAF Artbook Fair is a meeting place for publishers and the general public. It offers contemporary editorial practices linking art and print: a book on art, a book of art, multiples, fanzines, catalogs, posters and unpublished projects.

Publications: filaf annual review

filaf annual is an annual magazine about artbooks and films.

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FILAF Gallery Perpignan

Open year-round, it completes the regional offer by presenting temporary exhibitions of contemporary art. It invites selected artists to produce works combining literature, cinema and drawing.

The FILAF / Galeristes Award

In 2016, the Filaf inaugurated the Filaf / Galeristes Prize, an award celebrating the best art book published by an art gallery. The event takes place during a contemporary art fair created in 2016 by French curator Stéphane Corréard. It has since its inception rewarded five books.

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