A roundtable discussion in the context of the exhibition Les professeurs gribouillent aussi... and on the occasion of Printemps du dessin 2023. 
The aim is to explore the conditions of appearance of the work, those that the artist chooses and those that escape his control, to evoke the place of chance, the environment, the unconscious in the creative process and the art of doodling.
In the presence of the artists: Hicham Berrada, Pierre Buraglio, Gilgian Gelzer, Frédérique Loutz, Bernard Moninot, Valérie Sonnier and Nathalie Talec. 

As a choreographer, visual artist and curator, Christian Rizzo relentlessly pursues the elasticity and tension between bodies and space in stories where fiction emerges from abstraction.

He began his artistic career in Toulouse, where he formed a rock band and created a clothing brand, before training in the plastic arts at the Villa Arson in Nice and then turning to dance.

In the 1990s, he worked as a performer in Europe with many contemporary choreographers, sometimes creating soundtracks or costumes.

The second part of a reflection on painting organised at the Beaux-Arts de Paris in 2022, this round table explores the practice of painting today through a dialogue with major painters of the French pictorial scene: Romain Bernini, Ymane Chabi-Gara, Dora Jeridi and Bruno Perramant.

 

In 2023, the Beaux-Arts de Paris will hold the 3rd edition of Crush.

For this 3rd edition, a hundred 4th and 5th year students from the Beaux-Arts de Paris are invited to present their work in the glass courtyard. For this exhibition, they have been accompanied by three curators: Marc DONNADIEU, curator and art critic, Madeleine MATHÉ, curator and Stéphanie PÉCOURT, director of the Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles in Paris.

 

Consumerism through its objects.

 

Jeanne Guien, a graduate of the École Normale Supérieure and an associate professor of philosophy, is a doctoral student at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. She is preparing a thesis at Cetcopra (Centre d'études des techniques, des connaissances et des pratiques) on the reduction of the lifespan of objects in contemporary techniques and consumption patterns. His research focuses on the consequences of the new habits introduced by programmed obsolescence and disposable products in our material life.

 

The Zao Wou-Ki Foundation has made a two-year commitment with the Beaux-Arts de Paris to facilitate the mobility of French and Chinese students and young artists. This partnership is based on financial support for students studying at the Beaux-Arts de Paris or at the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, the largest art school in China, where Zao Wou-Ki was a student and then a teacher.

 

This exchange will strengthen the training of students and the knowledge between the two countries.

 

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For the Via Ferrata preparatory class, it is here

 

Teachers doodle too... 

The drawing and graphic arts department of Beaux-Arts de Paris presents for the first time a collective exhibition of artists who are professors and former professors of the school.

With the sketches, sources, crossroads, thought and creation processes of forty teachers from Beaux-Arts de Paris, Les professeurs gribouillent aussi... offers an encounter with the genesis of the works of these artists and constitutes a unique testimony to today's creation.

 

Delphine D.Garcia has chosen to present for the Chromatic Circle the first two films of the documentary series entitled "Figures", devoted to figurative painters of today. Conceived and directed by Rémi Lavandier, the first film deals with the work of Jean François Debord, professor of morphology at the Beaux-Arts de Paris from 1969 to 2004, and the second with the work of Delphine D. Garcia, who was a student at the school from 1996 to 2003.

 

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