Didier Ruef - Lectures

Lectures

  • 27 october 2012. "Fotogiornalismo oggi". Museo Casa Cavalier Pellanda (in italian). Biasca. Switzerland.
  • 3 April 2012. "Recycle". Société de lecture (in French). Geneva. Switzerland.
  • 26 October 2011. "Recycle". International Center of Photography (in English). New York City. USA
  • 6 October 2011. "Recycle". Lecture for the participants of Unigestion Client conference (in English). Unigestion is a leading independent asset manager. Vevey. Switzerland
  • 7 May 2011. "Recycle". Chiasso Letteraria (in Italian). Galleria Cons Arc. Switzerland.
  • 5 April 2011. "The meaning of photography today" (in German). Canon Switzerland. “Händler Schulung Programm”. Zürich. Switzerland.
  • 22 and 29 September 2010. "A personal view on being a photographer" (in French). Canon Switzerland. “Creative Days Lausanne and Geneva”. Switzerland.

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