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7 billion Others
Video exhibition by Yann Arthus-Bertrand
A GoodPlanet Foundation project
Exhibition at the Museum Of Photographic Arts (MOPA) in San Diego
from February 21 to September 13, 2015
a project of the
an exhibition produced by
supported by
7 billion Others in San Diego
> Museum of Photographic Arts (MOPA), San Diego, Calif.
from February 21 to September 13, 2015
This February, the 7 billion Others exhibit will be opening in the United States for the first time
ever. The GoodPlanet Foundation is proud to present this project made possible thanks to BNP
Paribas at San Diego’s Museum of Photographic Arts.
In an extended run of 30 weeks, the portraits and stories of 7 billion Others will share space with
the photographic artworks of the museum. As a prestigious cultural and artistic site, MOPA is the
perfect setting to showcase this sensitive and humanistic video portrait of the world.
Today, 7 billion Others invites audiences in the United States to share in a journey through the eyes and
voices of thousands of humans.
Visitors to the exhibit are indeed transported—around the world, to different cultures and within
themselves—in search of that human spark that resides within us all.
7 billion Others, a video portrait of humanity today.
6,000 interviews
45 questions
84 countries
more than 50 languages
From a Brazilian fisherman to a Chinese shopkeeper, from a German performer to an Afghan
farmer, all answered the same questions about their fears, dreams, ordeals, hopes:
”
What have you learned from your parents?
What do you want to pass on to your children?
What was the most difficult event you ever faced in your life?
What does love mean to you?
”
Forty-five essential questions (see Appendix 2) that help us to find out what separates and what
unites us. These portraits of humanity today are accessible on the website:
> www.7billionothers.org
Information on the San Diego exhibit is available on this page: www.7billionothers.org/sandiego
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1 7 billion Others...
”
Everything began with a helicopter breakdown
in Mali. While I was waiting for the pilot, I spent a whole day talking with one of the villagers. He
spoke to me about his daily life, his hopes and fears: his sole ambition was to feed his children.
Interrupted from my work for a magazine, I suddenly found myself plunged into the most elemental
of concerns. He looked me straight in the eyes, uncomplaining, asking for nothing, expressing no
resentment or ill will. I’d come to shoot landscapes but was captivated by this man’s face and
words.
Later on, I was flying all over the planet for Earth From Above and HOME, and as I saw men and
women below me, I dreamt of understanding their words, of feeling what linked us. Because, from
up there, the Earth looks like an immense area to be shared. But as soon as I landed, problems
emerged. I found myself confronted by inflexible bureaucracy and barriers laid down by men,
symbols of the difficulty we have in living together.
Living together...
We live in amazing times. Everything moves at a crazy pace. When I think about how my parents
lived, it seems scarcely believable. Today, we have at our disposal extraordinary tools for
communication: we can see everything, know everything. The quantity of information in circulation
has never been greater. All of that is very positive. The irony is that at the same time we still know
very little about our neighbours. Now, however, the only possible response is to make a move
toward the other person, to understand them.
For in struggles to come, whether it is the struggle against poverty or climate change, we cannot
act on our own. The times in which one could think only of oneself or of one’s own small community
are over. From now on, we cannot ignore what it is that links us and the responsibilities that this
implies.
There are more than seven billion of us on Earth,
and there will be no sustainable development if we cannot manage to live together. That is why
7 billion Others is so important to me. I believe in it because it concerns all of us and because it
encourages us to take action. I hope that each one of us will want to reach out and make these
encounters, to listen to other people and to contribute to the life of 7 billion Others by adding our
own experiences.
I’m really happy that this project is being presented at San Diego’s MOPA in California for its
United States premiere. Visitors will be able to meet the people who inhabit our planet—those
Others who are so far away, yet so close to us.
”
Yann Arthus-Bertrand
President of the GoodPlanet Foundation
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2 The realization
7 billion Others was born of a simple desire to meet the Other. Learning to live side by side starts
with the desire to know each Other; it starts with daring to take the first step, to question, to listen
and to immerse oneself in an Other’s story. The thousands of stories filmed around the world
and presented in 7 billion Others illustrate the diversity of cultures but also the universality of the
human condition.
The crew chose to adopt a common “language” to bind these portraits together, to put them in
dialogue with one another and to highlight their diversity:
• Variety in interviewees: We always sought to interview as wide a range of personalities as we
could while still representing the entire population as accurately as possible. For every country
in which the filming took place, the reporters interviewed young and old people, city dwellers
and rural people, and individuals of all social backgrounds, genders, age groups, professions,
religions and ethnicities.
• The same questionnaire: More than 40 questions were asked about aspects that affect us all,
such as family, love and happiness. The questions also touch on topics that set us apart like war,
certain values and beliefs.
• The same composition: Each face is shot the same way: close up and framed vertically.
Interviewees speak directly to the viewer, just as we saw them.
• The same approach: The filming equipment was chosen with intimacy in mind. A light camera
on a tripod, two simple microphones—each reporter can control the audio and video of each
interview without the need for extra help. They tried to capture the most unique and intimate
portrait possible in every discussion. This involved giving generously of themselves in each
interview; through this interaction, trust is built. Even though the interviewee is aware of the
universal scope of the interview, they address the reporter spontaneously and honestly.
• The same film format: The footage is always
presented the same way. The screen is split vertically:
the person tells their story in their native language on
the left while subtitles are displayed on the right. The
exhibit at MOPA is bilingual, and will include subtitles
in English and Spanish.
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3 A living project that’s been around the world and is still going strong...
To date, the 7 billion Others teams have collected 6,000 interviews in 84 countries.
The 7 billion Others project has traveled around the world for more than seven years and has
interviewed many people throughout the United States and in California.
7 billion Others is still collecting new stories as more footage rolls in thanks to users uploading
on the website. This additional filming can be done in places where the 7 billion Others team has
never gone before or organized by theme.
For example, in 2009, a new film called Climate Voices was completed. It was made with 600
additional interviews recorded in 17 countries. The film was screened at the Copenhagen Climate
Change Conference in December 2009 and at all subsequent exhibits.
In 2011, some films were produced, this time about the Millennium Development Goals, in
collaboration with RFI (Radio France Internationale) and FRANCE 24. 7 billion Others interviewed
more than 500 people in 16 countries as part of this project, titled Development Matters.
4 Californian voices emerging from the 7 billion Others project
"I wanted to be superman when I was a little
kid, I wanted to be a hero like everyone else but
things never work out the way you want to."
Rolando, lives in California, USA
"Did you tell somebody you love them today?
Did you tell somebody in your life you love them
today? If you didn’t, please, tell him."
Juliana, lives in California, USA
"Life is not a problem to be solved. I think
life is a mystery to explore. So I don’t know
what the best moment of my life is yet. I’m
absolutely certain that it is still to come.
I’m still waiting.
Martin, lives in California, USA
"Happiness is in every moment potentially. It’s
so close, so close to us all the time. We can get a
child to laugh so easily and that is what happiness
tumbles out of that. Happiness is everywhere. But
it’s not a big loud thing, it’s not a big expensive thing.
Happiness is a little quiet human connection."
Sharon, lives in California, USA
"My challenges to the world is become aware of this
incredible gift of life that we have, and protect it.We only
have it for a very short time. And for those that come after
us, be caretakers of this gift of life that we have, every
moment, every day, take a little time to appreciate this
blessing of life that we have around us. Take a moment
and say thank you. Just breathe and say thank you."
Richard, lives in California, USA
"My dad says: ‘Anyway when you find the
meaning of life, you die. It’s like the minute I’ll
figure all out, within 2 hours, I’ll be dead.’ So
maybe we shouldn’t try to figure it out."
Cindy, lives in California, USA
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5 A truly international project
• Paris, Grand Palais
• Brussels, Tour et Taxis
• Rennes, Champs Libres
• São Paulo, MASP
January 2009
150 000 visitors
April to August 2009
25 000 visitors
Museum of the Caribbean
October to December 2013
18 000 visitors
• Frankfurt, Senckenberg
April to July 2011
190 000 visitors
• Rangoon, Burma
January 2010
3 000 visitors
• San Sebastián, San Telmo Museum
Naturmuseum
March to September 2014
160 000 visitors
• Moscow, Museum of Multimedia Arts
• Seoul, Gallery at Seoul Metro Art Center
May-June 2014
110 000 visitors
April to August 2011
67 000 visitors
• Shanghai, United Nations Pavillon
May to October 2010
3 million visitors
• Marseille, Natural History Museum
June to October 2010
26 000 visitors
• Barranquilla,
December 2010 to June 2011
40 000 visitors
August 2011
30 000 visitors
• Lisbon, Museum of Electricity
November 2014 - February 2015
• Dakar, Douta Seck cultural center ;
IFAN museum ; Institut Français
December 2012 to February 2013
4 500 visitors
• Roma, Mercati di Traiano
June to September 2010
35 000 visitors
• Bordeaux, Sub-marine base
July to September 2010
40 000 visitors
Moscow
Brussels
Frankfurt
Rennes
Paris
Bordeaux
Roma
San Sebastián
Marseille
Lisbon
Seoul
Shanghai
Dakar
Barranquilla
Rangoon
São Paulo
San Diego, California - USA
Museum of Photographic Arts
February to September 2015
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6 7 billion Others in San Diego, California, USA
6.1 THE MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS (MOPA)
The mission of the Museum of Photographic Arts is to inspire, educate
and engage the broadest possible audience through the presentation,
collection, and preservation of photography, film, and video.
The Museum of Photographic Arts is a vibrant center for visual learning located in Balboa Park.
Since its founding in 1983, the museum’s endeavors consistently address cultural, historical and
social issues through its exhibitions and educational programs.
The venue for the U.S. premiere, MOPA selected 7 billion Others as its leading exhibition for
Balboa Park’s Centennial that commemorates the 1915 Panama-California Exposition. This event
originally introduced where the world was going with new technology and experiences. 7 billion
Others will be on display from Feb. 21 - Sept. 13, 2015.
MOPA is one of three independent photography museums in the United States and is accredited
by the American Alliance of Museums. As a 501(c)(3) organization, MOPA is generously supported
by members, individuals, corporations, foundations and government agencies.
Admission is $8 for general, $7 for seniors and retired military & dependents with ID, $6 for
students with ID, and always free for MOPA Members, children under the age of 12, and active
military & dependents with ID.
CONTACT
1649 El Prado
San Diego, CA 92101
619.238.7559
www.MOPA.org
HOURS
Tuesday - Sunday
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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6.2 7 BILLION OTHERS EXHIBITION & LAYOUT
For 30 weeks, 7 billion Others will occupy about 1,600 square feet of the temporary exhibition
space in the galleries at MOPA in San Diego.
The exhibition opens with a spectacular video art display: Mosaic. Symbol of this bold project,
the film Mosaic is projected on a wall 42 feet in length. A multitude of faces, eyes, expressions and
smiles share their view of the world and life.
The exhibition continues with an exploration of the thematic films making up the project. Visitors
make their way through small, intimate screening spaces at their own pace. The programming
will change to show a total of 22 thematic films, more than 12 hours of video. Virtually, the whole
collection of 7 billion Others films will be presented in this way to the Californian public from
February to September 2015.
Visitors can then discover Making-Of. A key element of the exhibition, the film looks at what
went on behind the scenes. Seven years of filming from the other side of the camera are thus
revealed: How did the reporters meet the people interviewed? How did a 7 billion Others interview
unfold? What was the interpreter’s role? What did the reporters feel after thousands of hours
spent listening to the experiences and stories of these men and women from around the world?
This 49-minute film explores the project from a different perspective on the other side of the lens.
The exhibition ends with a second art installation, Messages, which illustrates the final question
posed by reporters in the interviews: “We are 7 billion human beings on Earth; what message
would you like to address to the inhabitants of the planet?” The replies take the form of many cries
from the heart, of hope, of warning or of awareness-raising as to the problems which affect us all.
Messages of love, of rebellion or confidences murmured in the ear; some sing, laugh or let silence
settle, as sometimes a message does not need words.
See appendix 3 for details of the screening schedule.
6.3 INTERACTIVE SPACE – HOW TO TAKE PART IN THE PROJECT
Free Internet access points at the heart of the exhibition allow visitors to post their testimonies on
the project’s interactive website: www.7billionothers.org/your-testimonies
These testimonies, which can be shared via email and social networks, are an integral part of the
project and extend the community of 7 billion Others across the Web and beyond borders.
News of the 7 billion Others exhibition in San Diego is regularly updated in full on the Web pages
devoted to the event:
- ON THE PROJECT’S WEBSITE:
• www.7billionothers.org/sandiego
- ON SOCIAL NETWORKS:
• www.facebook.com/7billionOthers
• twitter.com/7_billionothers
• instagram/7billionOthers
• www.facebook.com/MOPASD
• twitter.com/MOPASD
• instagram/MOPASD
Anyone, by whatever method they prefer, can extend their experience beyond the exhibition itself.
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6.4 MORE THAN AN EXHIBITION
– SOCIAL, INFORMATIVE ACTION AND A GESTURE OF SOLIDARITY
MOPA and the GoodPlanet Foundation have come together around a common initiative: to raise
awareness of the richness of life and the need of living together sustainably. The enthusiasm
and professionalism of the museum teams is allied to an unwavering desire to be part of their
environment, to involve surrounding communities and to help the least advantaged.
Interactive and educational activities resulting from in-depth consideration and a humanist vision
of the world further enrich the exhibition experience.
It is crucial for the 7 billion Others project that each exhibition is accompanied by a fringe program of
specific events, identified in partnership with the exhibition venue and local organizations. A broad
range of activities is offered and is addressed at everyone, adults and children alike.
These activities provide an opportunity to develop the discussions prompted by the videos,
particularly during debates and conferences on selected topics.
The discussions are enhanced by face-to-face sessions with different contributors, local
organizations and NGOs, who come along to present their experiences and to exchange views and
ideas with visitors. This two-way aspect is a cornerstone of an open dialogue between the various
interlocutors and the visitors, and between the visitors themselves. In addition, designated spaces
are set aside for this purpose inside the exhibition itself.
A special place is also given to students, communities, young people and seniors to develop the
pedagogical and interactive value of the project. Educational resources designed specifically for
the exhibition will be distributed to different classes in San Diego and its surrounding region. The
project will also be displayed through various activities located in MOPA’s new 1,200 square-foot
gallery with interactive technology.
Screenings and activities will be organized within and outside the museum for disabled, remote
and disadvantaged public to raise awareness among a diversified audience.
For more information, see: www.7billionothers.org/sandiego
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The GoodPlanet Foundation
Living together sustainably
The mission of the GoodPlanet Foundation, a recognized public-interest foundation chaired by
Yann Arthus-Bertrand, is to “Focus public awareness on ecology and living together.” Convinced
that each has the power and duty to act, GoodPlanet focuses their mission in three directions to
reach the greatest number of people: raising awareness, motivation, and action on the ground.
The Foundation offers practical, positive solutions. GoodPlanet Foundation uses the following
means to encourage every person to commit to respecting our planet and its inhabitants:
>Photographic and video exhibits to reveal the beauty of the world and the diversity of its people.
> United Carbon Action which organizes more than 25 projects around the world.
> Supporting companies in their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and their eco-friendly
efforts.
> Publishing books and magazines to share environmental information.
Go to www.goodplanet.org for more information.
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BNP Paribas
The 7 billion Others exhibit in San Diego extends great thanks to those who had faith in us and
helped the project become what it is today.
First and foremost, we thank the patron of the project since its beginning: BNP Paribas.
This exhibit in San Diego, California, United States, could never have happened without the
commitment of Agnès Zevaco and Olivier Dulac. We thank them for their enthusiasm and their
effectiveness.
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KPBS - Centennial Media Partner
Centennial
Media Partner
MOPA is proud to have the support of its Centennial Media Partner, KPBS. For 7 billion
Others, KPBS is integral in providing MOPA with exhibition support, and marketing and
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Appendix 1: About the GoodPlanet Foundation
LIVING TOGETHER IN
A SUSTAINABLE MANNER
I have been contemplating the wealth and beauty of the Planet for more than forty years.
I’ve been seeing it change and I’ve been feeling its fragility grow. In the year 2000, I wanted
to establish a wide range inventory through my project «Earth from above». But the
imbalances are getting larger and I understood that I need to go further in my commitment.
I thus created the GoodPlanet Foundation in 2005 to raise awareness and to inform and
educate audiences of all ages and backgrounds. But also to take action and to make each
and everyone eager to get involved in projects that contribute to greater respect for the
Planet and for Mankind. I really believe that with GoodPlanet, we invented a new manner
to speak to men and women about the great challenges of our era. A more humane and
generous manner. More engaging as well, because whoever you are and wherever you
come from, taking action builds happiness.
CONTACT US
The initiatives of the GoodPlanet Foundation
are made possible thanks to the involvement
of companies, press, personalities, local and
public authorities or committed citizens. In
order to continue its projects and to create
new ones, GoodPlanet reinforces this chain
of solidarity each day.
GoodPlanet Foundation
Skill-based sponsorship, tailor-made
partnership, support of a CSR process
or volunteering: all ways of taking action
together are conceivable.
Marie Rouvillois
[email protected]
Domaine de Longchamp
1, carrefour de Longchamp
75016 Paris - France
[email protected]
01 48 42 01 01
Communication
Partnerships
Arnaud Hiltzer
[email protected]
Yann Arthus-Bertrand / Chairman of the GoodPlanet Foundation
www.goodplanet.org
GOODPLANET
FOUNDATION
Small boats on the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh (23°38’ N - 90°26’ N).
© Yann Arthus-Bertrand / Altitude
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TAKING ACTION
FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
FOR SOLIDARITY
Fighting climate change
Building bioclimatic schools
Since 2006, our program
allows companies, individuals and local authorities
to support development projects that are
implemented by NGOs from all over the world.
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around four themes: forest, agriculture, energy
access for all and sustainable waste management.
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in the construction of bioclimatic schools,
respectful of the environment, in countries with
poor infrastructures where education access is a
major problem.
All United Carbon Action projects aim at addressing
the planet’s major environmental challenges
and at improving the living standards and the
empowerment of the local populations involved.
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with natural and local materials and isolated with
modern techniques. These buildings, realized in
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RAISING AWARENESS
ABOUT THE WORLD’S BEAUTY
Through images
The GoodPlanet Foundation organizes projections throughout the world and designs
in the heart of cities. From Paris
to Rio de Janeiro, not to forget Barcelona, Moscow
or Seoul, GoodPlanet creates major events that
aim at raising awareness of all audiences, thanks
to images that highlight the world’s beauty and
encourage its preservation.
In 2012, GoodPlanet created the to place the blue planet at the heart of
consciousnesses.
Exhibition
Forests and People
Exhibition
Planet Ocean
Campaign
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ABOUT LIVING TOGETHER
Video portraits of humanity today
ABOUT THE PRESERVATION
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summaries of major issues, portraits of changemakers.
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media created by the Foundation to allow everyone to
understand the challenges of sustainable development.
From 2006, , supported by the
Ministry of Education and Sustainable Development,
are proposed by GoodPlanet to all schools, from primary
level to high school, to serve as tools for environmental
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Appendix 2: Interview Guide (asked face to face)
01 | Introduce yourself by giving your name, age, occupation, marital status and nationality.
02 | What is your occupation? Do you like it?
03 | What does family mean to you?
04 | What do you want to pass on to your children?
05 | Why is education and being able to read and write important?
06 | What have you learned from your parents?
07 | Are your living conditions better than those of your parents?
08 | What is it difficult to say to your children? To your family?
09 | What is your greatest joy?
10 | What is your greatest fear?
11 | What makes you most angry?
12 | What did you dream when you were a child?
13 | What is your biggest dream right now?
14 | What have you given up?
15 | Are you happy? What is happiness to you?
16 | What would you like to change in your life?
17 | What does love mean to you? Do you give and receive enough love?
18 | What was the last thing that made you laugh?
19 | What was the last thing that made you cry?
20 | What was the most difficult event you ever faced in your life? What did you learn?
21 | Do you have enemies?
22 | For what reason would you kill someone?
23 | For what reason would you be willing to die?
24 | Do you forgive easily? What is impossible for you to forgive?
25 | Do you feel free? In your everyday life, what can’t you live without?
26 | What changes have you see in your country?
27 | Do you love your country? Have you ever wanted to leave your country?
28 | What does nature mean to you?
29 | Have you seen changes in nature since your childhood? And what do you do to protect it?
30 | Is your life affected by climate change?
31 | What does money mean to you?
32 | What is progress to you, and what do you expect from it?
33 | Do you think all men are equal? Is the world fair?
34 | Do you think the lives of women and men are the same?
35 | What is the greatest enemy of man?
36 | What is the best friend of man?
37 | Why do people go to war? What can we do to have fewer wars?
38 | Are you accountable to God in your everyday life?
39 | What is it like after death?
40 | Do you know a prayer? Can you say it for me?
41 | What is the meaning of life to you?
42 | What would you like to say or ask people who watch your interview?
43 | What is your favorite song? Sing it ...
44 | What do you think of this interview, this exchange? What is its purpose in your opinion?
45 | We are 7 billion humans on Earth, what would you like to say to the inhabitants of the planet?
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Appendix 3: Exhibition Themes presented at MOPA in San Diego
FROM FEBRUARY 21 TO SEPTEMBER 13, 2015
Tuesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily - All films are subtitled in English and Spanish
February, March & April Programming
Happiness (24 minutes)
Love Stories (26 minutes)
Making Love Last (33 minutes)
Being at Home (24 minutes)
Leaving One’s Country (33 minutes)
War (45 minutes)
Testing Times (55 minutes)
Meaning of Life (25 minutes)
Mosaic (26 minutes)
Messages (27 minutes)
Making-of 7 billion Others: Behind the Scenes (49 minutes)
May & June Programming
Childhood Dreams (18 minutes)
Dreams and Renouncements (19 minutes)
A Better Life Than One’s Parents (18 minutes)
Progress (21 minutes)
Education Matters (26 minutes)
Health Matters (34 minutes)
Rwanda, Story of a Genocide (65 minutes)
Mosaic (26 minutes)
Messages (27 minutes)
Making-of 7 billion Others: Behind the Scenes (49 minutes)
July, August & September programming
First Memories (22 minutes)
Transmission (24 minutes)
Differences (23 minutes)
Fears (35 minutes)
Tears (22 minutes)
The Women’s Part (32 minutes)
Climate Voices (26 minutes)
Mosaic (26 minutes)
Messages (27 minutes)
Making-of 7 billion Others: Behind the Scenes (49 minutes)
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Appendix 4: Exhibition credits
GoodPlanet Foundation
Project manager & curator
Galitt Kenan
Communication
Caroline Humbert
Chloé Lienard
Technical coordination
& audiovisual production
Sebastián Eyherabide
Nuno Pires
difIP
Broadcasting software
Jean-Luc Lammer
Nicolas Aubrun
BNP Paribas
Agnès Zevaco
Olivier Dulac
MOPA
Executive Director
Deborah Klochko
Director of
Education & Innovation
Joaquin Ortiz
Operations Manager
John Hogan
Collections Manager
Megan Clancy
Preparator
Centennial
Media Partner
Marketing &
Communications Manager
MOPA is proud to have KPBS
as its Media Partner for Balboa
Park’s Centennial Celebration.
Jon Talbott
Raya Greenbaum
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FRANCE CONTACT
SAN DIEGO CONTACT
GOODPLANET FOUNDATION
Caroline Humbert
+33 6 45 27 80 28
[email protected]
MOPA
Raya Greenbaum
+1 610 238 7559
[email protected]