A psychiatric look at Souvenirs de jeunesse with Nassim Sarni, 2024 graduate, and Alice Thomine-Berrada, exhibition curator and head of the collections department.

Nassim Sarni's work was developed both at the Beaux-Arts de Paris and in psychiatric hospitals, where he has been practising since 2017, after an initial medical degree in this speciality.

Alice Thomine-Berrada is head curator of heritage and head of collections at the Beaux-Arts de Paris. Since her arrival in 2018, her research has focused on the history of the School.

‘Capturing the feminine, contemplating the future: A look back at Land Art with Nancy Holt

American theorist Fernanda Negrete looks back at the work of Nancy Holt, proposing a reading at the intersection of psychoanalysis, eco-poetics and ecofeminism. As part of the ‘Troubles, alliances and aesthetics’ chair.

Meeting - Screening of the feature film La Récréation de Juillet in the presence of directors Joseph Rozé, a 4th year student at the Burki workshop, and Pablo Cotten, as well as actors Carla Audebaud, Alba Gaia Bellugi and Arcadi Radeff. 

The first trophy vases were presented to Olympic gold medallists Antoine Dupont and Léon Marchand! 

Created by six young artists from the Beaux-Arts in Paris, Ece Bal, Thomas Besset, Sacha Floch Poliakoff, Samya Moineaud, Nassim Sarni and Domitille Siergé, these trophies are original artistic creations painted on vases from Blois with the help of craftsmen from Sèvres.

The trophies will be presented to all the French gold medallists at the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Lucie Antoinette and Nina Jayasuriya, graduates of the Beaux-Arts de Paris, are joining the new ‘Pôle Émergence’, dedicated to young talent, created by the Mennour gallery.

Winners of the first edition of the eponymous programme, launched in November 2023, the 2 artists will soon have a solo exhibition at Mennour, Paris.

This year, two art history courses are open to registered students: ‘L'histoire globale de l'art en questions’ with Laura Karp-Lugo and ‘Peinture, mémoire, politique. The Century of Gerhard Richter’ with Christian Joschke.

Six teachers and leading artists are joining the teaching team.

Welcome to Emmanuel Van der Meulen, who is taking charge of a workshop, to Tristan Garcia, a literature teacher, and to Neil Beloufa, Agnès Geoffray, Marion Naccache and Chloé Quenum, guest artists in a workshop.

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