Anna Colin is a curator, educator and researcher. She dialogs with Alain Berland on the theme « Alternative educational, social and artistic spaces in England from the end of the 19th century to the present day, continuities and discontinuities in the French and English artistic scenes ».
The director of the Centre international d’art et du paysage (Vassivière island), Marianne Lanavère dialogs with Alain Berland about her exhibition program, which reflects the paradoxes of landscape and our links with the living, and questions the arrangement of natural spaces.
Marianne Lanavère is the director of the Centre international d’art et du paysage (Vassivière island).
A philosopher and teacher at EHESS, Emanuele Coccia studies, among other things, the nature of living things.
A philosophy graduate and yoga teacher, Jeanne Burgart Goutal dialogs with Alain Berland about her latest book: Être écoféministe, théorie et pratique, a philosophical road-trip alternating investigations and analyses.
Isabelle Alfonsi is a graduate of Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris and University College of London. In 2009, she created Marcelle Alix, a contemporary art gallery located in Belleville, which she co-directs with Cécilia Becanovic. Since 2014, she has been developing conferences on the lines of contemporary queer art, some of which have been performed in drag.
Fourth-year students at Beaux-Arts de Paris have the opportunity to carry out a mobility abroad as part of their curriculum, over an academic semester. This mobility can either be:
Study semester are carried out through exchange agreements between Beaux-Arts de Paris and its partners in Europe (including Erasmus+ agreements) and outside Europe. Internships abroad are the initiative of the students themselves.
Courses are taught in French at Beaux-Arts de Paris, so a good knowledge of French is required to apply.
International students wishing to join Beaux-Arts de Paris as degree-seeking students, either in first year or during the course of studies, are invited to consult the page about admission and to contact admission@beauxartsparis.fr
As part of its internationalization strategy, Beaux-Arts de Paris supports every year the organization of study trips for its students. The goal of a study trip is to enrich and expand the students’ artistic practice, so the trips need to be developed around a precise and clear educational project, consistent with the destination and length of the stay.
All artistic practices require various materials that can be dangerous if roughly handled.
In this context, students and teachers are required to be extremely cautious. School premises are especially at risk of fire for many reasons:
