Around the exhibition Des mots et des mondes

WEDNESDAY EVENING EVENTS FROM 6.30PM TO 9PM

Evening events will be held on Wednesday 1, 8 and 22 April and 6 and 13 May from 6.30pm to 9pm. Performances, readings, performances and workshops – the full programme will be available here soon.

FRIDAYS 27 MARCH AND 24 APRIL AT 5PM
WALKING TOURS AND ORAL TRANSMISSION WORKSHOPS

Armel Cotinat-Flynn and Jeyni Ba, students in the "Artists & Exhibition Professions" programme, are offering walking tours open to all entitled Ces récits ne s’écrivent pas.

WEDNESDAY 20 MAY FROM 9.30 AM TO 5 PM
DAY OF MEETINGS

Conceived as part of the exhibition, this day will feature presentations by collection managers, teachers, students from the Beaux-Arts de Paris and guest researchers.
The presentations will explore the connections and friendships at work in the creative process of artists who studied at the Beaux-Arts de Paris. The aim is to share the research of art historians engaged in understanding complex artistic trajectories, which are reflected in incomplete archives. The day will highlight the exchanges between artists and studios and the international art scenes.
Speakers will include Mickael Berdugo, Jean-Yves Jouannais, Guilia Longo, Pascal Odile, Alice Thomine-Berrada, Dominique Willoughby, Joël Zouna, and others.

PROJECT BETWEEN THE CLOSKY WORKSHOP AND CROSBY STUDIO (HARRY NURIEV)

A satellite exhibition outside the museum (dates to be confirmed) linked to Words and Worlds will present merchandise designed by students from the Closky workshop based on works from the collections on display.

COLLABORATIVE PROJECT WITH STUDENTS FROM THE HÉRODOTE PROGRAMME

Laura Rutishauser and Tara Sammouri, two students from the "Artists & Exhibition Professions" course, are working with students from the Hérodote programme on a project that will be presented in the exhibition hall. Created in 2017 at Beaux-Arts de Paris, Herodotus enables non-French-speaking artists in exile to reconnect with the world of art and higher education. The programme is aimed at young artists who have already begun art studies in their country of origin or who are actively practising art.

NONZINE - EMMANUEL VAN DER MEULEN STUDIO

A fanzine produced at Beaux-Arts de Paris by students in the Van der Meulen studio and associated with the research project entitled "Le travail du négatif" (The Work of the Negative), Nonzine is based on the principle of pooling images, drawings and texts from the margins of the students' artistic practices. The collective montage created in the workshop from these materials produces a unique readability and a visual logic that is sometimes contradictory.
The latest issue is presented as part of the exhibition.

CONSULTABLE LIBRARY

A library cabinet containing a selection of books related to the exhibition has been designed in collaboration with Albane Liebel, Léa Zarrad and Rafael Garcia Lara, students on the "Artists & Exhibition Professions" course.