Chourouk Hriech approaches drawing as a journey through space and time. In graphic worlds dominated by black and white, ranging in scale from the page to the wall, she blends different cities, contexts, histories and ruins of the past to create poetic cartographies that are both real and imaginary.
Drawing on a programme of in-depth visits to the Louvre Museum, the students of the Creuzet workshop have created a poetic, non-narrative object: Moon, Sun, Ishtar, once Sun, Star…
A collective artist’s book comprising photomontages blending poems, original drawings and images directly inspired by the works discovered at the Louvre, revealing alternative ways of experiencing the museum...
A joint publication by Beaux-Arts de Paris and Louvre Museum.
Foreword by Éric de Chassey and Christophe Leribault, text by Donatien Grau, poetry by the Creuzet workshop.
Bruno Perramant, an artist and studio head at Beaux-Arts de Paris, will be presented with the Del Duca Grand Prix for the Arts beneath the dome of the Institut de France on 17 June 2026.
With this honour, Bruno Perramant joins the list of previous winners of the same prize, including Jean-Michel Alberola (2017), Giuseppe Penone (2018) and Hélène Delprat (2023), all of whom have taught at Beaux-Arts de Paris.
Following a three-month residency at POUSH, ten recent graduates of Beaux-Arts de Paris present *tentative intrusion*. This exhibition marks the culmination of a year spent participating in a post-graduate professional programme, designed as a springboard between the end of their studies and the start of their careers. During this programme, the group was able to take up residence in a 200 m² creative space and develop their practice through exchanges with professionals and under the curatorship of Raphaël Brunel.
Emmanuelle
Nègre
Emmanuelle Nègre is an artist who graduated from Villa Aron in Nice in 2010.
On My Mind - Extended
Emma Bigé – dancer and philosopher – and Gisèle Vienne – artist, choreographer and director – will discuss the question of the archive as a space of struggle and resistance.
Annette Messager, former head of studio at Beaux-Arts de Paris and an artist featured in the French Pavilion at the 51st Venice Biennale, will be in conversation with Marie-Laure Bernadac, who wrote the foreword to her book Et pourtant…, published at a time when the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature is currently hosting a solo exhibition of her work: *Une hirondelle ne fait pas le printemps*. The talk will be followed by a book signing.
As part of the national initiative “La classe, l’œuvre!”, organised by the Ministries of Culture and National Education, a Year 9 class from Paul Langevin Secondary School in Alfortville will be offering guided tours to visitors at the “Des mots et des mondes” exhibition for the duration of an afternoon.
The pupils selected works by six artists: Claude Closky, Lou le Forban, Maëlle Lucas le Garrec, Cléopatra Gones, Camille Soualem and Clarisse Pillard.
Georg Baselitz (1938–2026), a painter, sculptor and printmaker who passed away recently, donated three drawings to Beaux-Arts de Paris in 2002 following an exhibition of his collection of Mannerist prints in the school’s chapel.
