Emmanuelle Lainé is a graduate of the Beaux-Arts in Paris. Drawing on the specificity of each exhibition context, Emmanuelle Lainé makes use of the movable and immovable resources of the institution that invites her, with the aim of offering a "method of place" as an interface between the space, the work and the public.
Nuria Mokhtar
Ya Tuways
Performance
30 minutes
Ya Tuways is a series of letters, a one-way epistolary relationship between the author and a poet who lived between the eleventh and twelfth centuries in the Arabian Peninsula.
10am-1pm on registration (limited capacity)
Visit to Art Explora workshops at the Montmartre site.
10am-12noon Seumboy Vrainom is a militant Hors-Sol. A descendant of French colonial history, he grew up in Le Luth, a housing estate in the Paris region, on the 13th floor of a tower block, floating in the virtual world. Faced with the difficulty of reclaiming the land, he naturally immersed himself in digital space.
into the digital world. He hosts the popular science channel Histoires Crépues.
An encounter between Annette Joseph Gabriel, Sarah Quesada and five Duke University students.
Annette Joseph-Gabriel is an author and researcher in the fields of literature, culture and politics. She is Professor of French and Francophone Studies at Duke University, where she continues her research and teaches courses on Caribbean and African literature. Her book, Imaginer la libération: Des femmes noires face à l'empire, was published in 2023 by Éditions Rot-Bo-Krik.
Paul Gonzalez-Hyper
L'utilité de mon travail
8 minutes
In this performance, Paul Gonzalez-Hyper embodies a detestable archetype of masculinity and ridicules this overbearing position: through the character of an auctioneer encountered in his daily life, the artist mocks a virile approach to knowledge, staging an authoritarian discourse on the value of works of art.
The Beaux-Arts de Paris and the Musée du Louvre have always maintained a close and close relationship between contemporary creation and artistic heritage, and are pursuing a joint dialogue.
To mark the International Days of Films on Art, the Musée du Louvre is inviting students from the Burki, Cogitore and Mesiti & Naccache studios to present a selection of their films.
Musée du Louvre
Auditorium Michel Laclotte
75058 Paris Cedex 01
A wide-ranging interview with Jean-Baptiste Andrea, winner of the 2023 Goncourt Prize, punctuated by readings by actor Léo Dussolier, accompanied by Lola Malique on cello.
The 2024 winner of this residency, organised with the support of the Friends of the Beaux-Arts de Paris, is Eva-Gabrielle Sarfati, a 2023 graduate, with A vos cuisines, à vos récits, a generous and inclusive project based on culinary rituals and orality in Senegal, culminating in a performance meal. The residency will take place in May.
Nina Jayasuriya, who graduated with honours from the Beaux-Arts de Paris in 2023, is the winner of this prize, which was created 5 years ago. She will receive a cash prize and an exhibition at the Trois/Cinq Friedland in June-July.
