Watching Television

14 Rue des Juifs, 41000 Blois

Exhibition at the Capitole from September 21 to November 15, in partnership with INA and the Ministry of Culture. Twenty-five years of public television in the INA photographic archive, 1949–1974, a collection unveiled for the Bicentennial of Photography. This exhibition, through photography, aims to update the memory of the utopia that public television represented in its early days. For, while the spectacle and state propaganda it orchestrates have rightly been criticized—“the police speak to you every evening at 2….”—