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ProgramMarch 199:45: Welcome RemarksAnaïs Fléchet, Versailles Saint-Quentin University &#38; Clara Bouveresse, Evry Val d’Essonne University10:15: Session 1 — From Silver to Wire: Circulating TechniquesChair: Kelley Wilder, De Montfort University, United Kingdom Monica Bravo, California College of the ArtsMercury in Retrograde: A Material History from A (Almadén, Spain) to Z (Zacatecas, Mexico) and Back Again, 1840-1870  Nicolas Le Guern, Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée UniversityTransatlantic Exchanges of Technological Knowledge within the Industrial Activities and Eastman Kodak  Jonathan Dentler, University of Southern CaliforniaUnder the Waves or Through the Ether? Wire Photography and the Cultural Geography of the Atlantic Basin in the Twentieth Century11:45-12:00: Coffee break12:00: Session 2 — Atlantic IconsChair: Jennifer Bajorek, Hampshire College, USA Sarah Parsons, York UniversityRachel sur son lit de mort : Photography, Privacy, and Transatlantic Anxiety c. 1858 Giulia Bonacci, Institute of Research for Development (IRD, France) &#38; Estelle Sohier, Geneva University - The Life of a Photograph: A Crowned King between Ethiopia, Jamaica and the World1:00-2:30: Lunch break 2:30: Session 3 — Show and Tell: Picture Stories accross the AtlanticChair: Pia Viewing, Jeu de Paume, France  Thierry Gervais, Ryerson UniversityWhat Photographs Can Do: The Impact of German Kurt Safranski’s Magazine Dummies in New-York (presentation in french) Jason Hill, University of DelawareOrdering Crime Photographically in New York and London: In and around Leonard Freed’s Police Work3:30-3:45: Coffee break 3:45: Session 4 — Visual DiplomaciesChair: Paul-Henri Giraud, Lille University, France  Ana Maria Mauad, Fluminense Federal University &#38; Mauricio Lissovsky, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro - Images at War: Photography and Politics in Brazil during the Second World War Katarzyna Ruchel-Stockmans, Free University of BrusselsMix[ed]ing Feelings and Critique. Witold Wirpsza’s Poetic Response to “The Family of Man” Gonzalo Leiva, Pontifical Catholic University of ChilePhotographic Paradigms of the Cold War, Model and Replica: a South American version of «The Family of Man» (presentation in French)March 2010:00: Session 5 — Archives of the World, Atlantic CollectionsChair: Laura Wexler, Yale University, USA  Claude Baillargeon, Oakland UniversityVattemare’s Transatlantic Network and Its Impact at the École des ponts et chaussées Shelley Rice, New York UniversityLocal Space/Global Visions : Albert Kahn’s Archives of the Planet in Context11:00-11:15: Coffee break 11:15: Session 6 — Far Away ShoresChair: Patricia Hayes, University of the Western Cape, South Africa Erin Hyde Nolan, Maine College of Art, &#38; Emily Voelker, Vassar CollegeReading Native American Portraits in Ottoman : A Networked Analysis of Photographs in the Abdulhamid II Collection Carolin Görgen, Paris Diderot University“Cette terre prédestinée du Far West” – Circulating and Solidifying California’s Visual Vocabulary at the Paris International Exposition in 1900 Marie Morel, National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS/Creda umr 7227)“Si la photo est bonne” - Issues and diffusion of Missionary Photography (Chaco boreal-Europe, 1898-1938) (presentation in French)12:45-2:15: Lunch break 2:15: Session 7 — The Atlantic in Black and WhiteChair: Maureen Murphy, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University, France  Jürg Schneider, University of BaselGrids and Networks: Lines and Junctions for Circulating photographs and photographers in British West Africa Fabienne Maillard, Albert Kahn MuseumFlow and Ebb. The Photographic and Transatlantic Work of Pierre Verger (presentation in French)3:15-3:30: Coffee break 3:30: Session 8 — Women in FocusChair: Shelley Rice, New York University, USA  Clara Masnatta, Independent scholarKodachrome in the Pampas: Gisèle Freund’s Transatlantic Slide-shows Isabella Seniuta, Panthéon-Sorbonne UniversityThe Role of the Zabriskie Gallery between Paris and New York (1970-1990)4:30-4:45: Coffee break 4:45-5:30: Concluding RoundtableChair: Clara Bouveresse, Evry Val d’Essonne University &#38; Didier Aubert, Sorbonne Nouvelle University Patricia Hayes, University of the Western Cape, Boris Kossoy, São Paulo University, Laura Wexler, Yale University, Kelley Wilder, DeMonfort UniversityThe Silver Atlantic - International Conference Programme - Paris, March 19-20, 2020 - Jeu de Paume by Editions de l'Iheal et du Creda on Scribd