#WomanLifeFreedom #Womanlifefreedom #ZanZendegiAzadi for the past five months these words have been synonymous with struggle and hope for Iranian women and men who are fighting for their freedom and rights, at the cost of their own lives and those of their loved ones.

 

Winners of the Pierre David-Weill Drawing Prize 2023

Alexis Frémont (1st Prize)

Born in 1992, Alexis Frémont is currently a 4th year student at the Beaux-Arts de Paris. He practices exclusively painting and drawing.

Cassius Baron (2nd Prize) 

Born in 1999, Cassius Baron studies at the Beaux-Arts de Paris. For several years he has been moving between painting, music, performance and various other disciplines, and today he practices almost exclusively drawing and sculpture.

 

35 candidates responded to the call for projects organised in partnership with Gide for the fourth consecutive year. Each winner receives 3,000 euros and sees his or her films shown for three months on the large vertical LED screens (240 x 120 cm) at the law firm's headquarters.

 

GIDE has also been a sponsor for 4 years of Via Ferrata, the preparatory class of the Beaux-Arts de Paris, supported by its endowment fund GideProBono

 

The 4 winners are :

Artists from the African continent at the School of Fine Arts

Speakers: Idriss Diabaté, Lola Mirti (INHA) and Pauline Monginot (INHA)
Bénédicte Mahé (Beaux-Arts de Paris), in charge of international relations in the studies department, will introduce the session with an overview of the contemporary situation, dedicated to the transnational trajectories of the School's students. It will then focus on the African continent.

 

Opening on Wednesday 1 March 2023 at 7pm

L'Avancée is a hanging wall dedicated to emerging artists and a way of extending the exhibition space into the living space. During the year 2022-23, the Foundation is partnering with the École des Beaux-Arts de Paris and the "exhibition professions" programme. Every two months, from October to July, a student will be invited to take over this gallery and to accompany his or her display with an exchange with the public.

 

Political self-defence. Professor of contemporary political philosophy, Elsa Dorlin works on another history of bodies through the genealogy of modern power relations. Pursuing her reflection on the complexity of the mechanics of domination, sexism, racism and capitalism, her thinking is as close as possible to the resistances seized at the level of the flesh, the muscles and the senses.

 

In dialogue with Madeleine Planeix-Crocker and Fabrice Bourlez, coordinators of the Troubles, Dissidence and Aesthetics Chair.