Les Amis d’Ithaque: Crafting a New Vision for Analog Photography
In the heart of Paris’s Marais district, Ithaque gives new focus to darkroom printmaking, pairing artistic practice with social impact. The art gallery, founded in
Coastal areas are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, pollution, and mass tourism. These pressures result in beach erosion, biodiversity loss, and depletion of fishing resources. Fondation de France’s Coast and Sea Program aims to preserve these fragile areas by understanding and mitigating these issues through sustainable management practices.
The Coast and Sea Program supports collaborative research projects that unite scientists (biologists, geographers, geologists, etc.) and civil society actors (local authorities, nonprofits, community groups) around three key areas:
Through Friends of Fondation de France, US donors can contribute to the preservation of coastal areas. Donations help fund research and sustainable practice development as well as support restoration projects to rehabilitate and protect coastal ecosystems. Supporting the Coast and Sea Program allows donors to play a vital role in protecting and preserving coastal regions, ensuring their resilience and sustainability for future generations.
In the heart of Paris’s Marais district, Ithaque gives new focus to darkroom printmaking, pairing artistic practice with social impact. The art gallery, founded in
One year after the disastrous Cyclone Chido struck Mayotte on December 14th, 2024, Fondation de France remains fully committed to helping individuals and families rebuild,
As we close our 25th anniversary year, we are proud to share a snapshot of the generosity that U.S. donors extended to our projects this