Formes Limites is an exhibition dedicated to ceramics and brings together works of art, ceramic works, design objects and elements from the field of manufacturing. It sheds light on the sculptural potential of these materials. Each of the works presented testifies to a specific approach to ceramics and its shaping. Taught at Beaux-Arts de Paris, ceramics asserts a place in our era thanks to its technical and aesthetic qualities.
Exhibiting thirty drawings by masters of the Italian Renaissance, testifying to the studio practices of the end of the 15th and early 16th centuries, Beaux-Arts de Paris pays homage to Leonardo da Vinci and his contemporaries.
La Villette is inviting young creativity into the Grande Halle and Les Folies as part of the 4th edition of the festival 100%. Carte blanche has been given to 6 French schools with international influence. 100% L'EXPO presents a selection of recently graduated talent.
Beaux-Arts de Paris’s reputation is very much founded in its drawing collections and teaching. In the spring, the Cabinet des Dessins inaugurates a new cycle dedicated to artists graduating from the school who are making their mark on the international scene.
Very popular with the public for his new approach in the field of drawing, Jérôme Zonder is given pride of place in 2019.
For 5 days, Traversez les Beaux-Arts is a unique opportunity for the general public and professionals to discover the young creativity and artistic diversity produced by Beaux-Arts de Paris students.
Anne Rochette, a teacher at Beaux-Arts de Paris, will exhibit alongside Gwendoline Perrigueux and Cyril Zarcone, two of her former students who have become contemporary artists and are represented today by the Galerie Eric Mouchet.
Through a selection of specially created works, the exhibition offers the unique concept of a dialogue between a teacher and two young artists.
Autumn is an unmissable period for art in Paris - the FIAC, museums, galleries and foundations all join in in the ferment. There’s no better opportunity to showcase works produced by art school talent. Beaux-Arts de Paris will take part and has invited another art school to join with it.
Anna Boghiguian is the guest artist of the 2019 Paris Festival d'Automne. She has chosen to present two monumental chess games in the glazed courtyard of the Palais des Etudes.
Collected and reproduced from the 16th century on, ancient statuary has never ceased to nourish and inspire artists who discovered it in Italy or France through casts or drawn and engraved copies.
Designed by Laurent Le Bon, with exhibition staging by Isabelle Cornaro, L’esprit commence et finit au bout des doigts (the mind begins and ends at the tips of our fingers) is dedicated to 20 years of support for artistic crafts by the Fondation Bettencourt Schueller.
