L'artiste chercheur : un rêve américain au prisme de Donald Judd, the latest essay by Sandra Delacourt published by B42, retraces the emergence, since the middle of the 20th century, of a figure of the artist whose activity is shifting into the academic field, opening up a new imaginary for art.
Sandra Delacourt is an independent art critic, professor of contemporary art history at ESAD TALM-Tours and associate researcher at HiCSA (Université Paris 1).
Produced with the support of Société Générale.
Stéphane
Calais
After studying at the Beaux-Arts in Nîmes and the Institut des Hautes Études en Arts Plastiques in Paris, Stéphane Calais was nominated for the Ricard Foundation Prize in 2008 and the Marcel Duchamp Prize in 2009.
His work can be found in a number of private collections in France, the United States, Belgium and Japan, as well as in various museums, including the Centre Pompidou. He is also an occasional curator and art critic. He has taught at the Rijksakademie, Amsterdam, since 2008. Primarily a painter, his work deals with forms and how to play with them.
An artistic director and independent curator, Gaël Charbau founded Particules in 2003, a free independent art journal that he ran until 2010. In 2014, together with Laurent Dumas and Angélique Aubert, he created the "Bourse Révélations Emerige", dedicated to the promotion of young French artists.
As part of the exhibition Critical Zones at the ZKM in Karlsruhe, Germany, which he curated, Bruno Latour talks about the critical zone, this unsuspected territory that we must get to know and inhabit, in order to finally terrestrialize ourselves.
Invited as part of the chair "Inhabiting the landscape: where art meets the living world", coordinated by Estelle Zhong Mengual.
Congratulations to all 2020 graduate and congratulated Beaux-Arts de Paris students!
For this session 2020, the DNSAP jury was composed of: Marc Bembekoff, curator and director of the Galerie Noisy-le-Sec, Mohammed Bourouissa, artist, Béatrice Gross, curator and art critic, and Emilie Renard, curator and art critic.
Almaraz Kenia *Congratulated
Aparicio Ugalde Bertha Daniela
Audoire Théo
Ausset Balthazar
Barouh Amie-Sarah *Congratulated
Barras Anaïs
Bertran Raphaëlle
Bikard Marine
New "Cercle s'Ouvre" carried by Stéphane Pichard, a former student of Beaux-Arts de Paris, with the artist Béatrice Duport. They will perform the conversation in images that they have been maintaining since 2012.
Performance followed by a round table moderated by Magali Nachtergael,an art critic and curator of exhibitions, including « Cartes postales, nouvelles d’un monde rêvé » in Arles in 2019.
Congratulations to Kapwani Kiwanga who wins the 20th Prix Marcel Duchamp, and to the finalists Alice Anderson and Hicham Berrada, three artists from Beaux-Arts de Paris.
On October 19, 2020, the prestigious Prix Marcel Duchamp for Contemporary Art was unveiled.
L'apes, the cultural and urban social development operator of Groupe Action Logement, a key player in social housing in France, has joined forces with Beaux-Arts de Paris in order to entrust the production of artistic creations in an urban environment to artists who are students or recent graduates of the School.
