Julian Germain (1962 − )
Highlights
Julian Germain was born in Ipswich and studied at Trent Polytechnic in Nottingham and later at the Royal College of Art in London.
Past exhibitions
NOORDERLICHT PHOTOFESTIVAL 2009
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2009
- Netherlands, Noorderlich Photogallery
IN SOCCER WONDERLAND
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2000
- Portugal, Porto, Centro Portugues De Fotografia
- Netherlands, Rotterdam, De Doelen (Football & Arts Festival)
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1998
- Romania, Constanta, Museum Of Art
- Romania, Bucharest, National Gallery
- Slovakia, Kosice, Slovak Technical Museum
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1997
- Czech Republic, Prague, The Sports Museum
- Netherlands, Naarden, Fotofestival
- Japan, Tokyo, Parco
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1996
- Chile, Vina Del Mar, Cultural Centre Of The Municipality
- Chile, Santiago, Station Calicanto
- Argentina, Mar Del Plata, Centro Cultural Villa Victoria
- Argentina, Rosario, Parque Espana
- Argentina, Buenos Aires, Cultural Centre Recoleta
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1995
- Brazil, Londrina, Catui Shopping Centre
- Brazil, Recife, Shopping Centre
- Brazil, Brasilia, Design Center
- Brazil, Rio De Janeiro, Museu Historico Nacional
- Brazil, Rio De Janeiro, Centro Cultural Banco Do Brasil
DOCUMENTARY DILEMMAS
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1996
- Greece, Athens, Hellenic American Union
- Greece, Thessaloniki, Museum Of Photography
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1995
- Poland, Katowice, Galeria Pusta
- Poland, Krakow, Muzeum Historii Fotografii
- Poland, Lodz, Galeria BWA
- Poland, Poznan, Galeria PF
- Romania, Bacau, Alfa Galleries
- Romania, Palace Of Culture
- Romania, Bucharest, National Theatre Galleries
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1994
- Slovakia, Bratislava, Broadcasting Gallery
- Czech Republic, Brno, House Of Artists
- Czech Republic, Hradec Kralove, Hradec Kralove Gallery Of Fine Arts
- Czechoslovakia, Prague, ULUV Exhibition Hall
- Italy, Padua, Assessatore
- Italy, Florence, Studio Marangoni
- Ireland, Dublin, Irish Gallery Of Photography
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1993
- Brazil, Blumenau, Galeria Da Prefeitura
- Brazil, Olinda, Museu De Arte Contemporanea
- Brazil, Recife, Shopping Centre
- Brazil, Rio De Janeiro, Paco Imperial
- Brazil, Sao Paulo, Museu De Arte De Sao Paulo
