As part of the French presidency of the Council of the European Union, Bozar, the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Brussels, is hosting the exhibition émergences.fr, the international component of 100% Villette in Paris.
This exhibition responds to the ambition to show the know-how and international influence of French art schools, with a selection of recently graduated artists with strong convictions and varied practices.
BorderLine addresses the question of edges and spillover without detour. The border appears to us as a non-place, as a line without thickness along which micro-events, accidents and incidents, wars and battles, passages and journeys swarm.
The exhibition explores, above all, the border in its primary dimension: that of the line we cross, the one that separates and unites. The line, the conceptual ostinato of this exhibition, is envisioned as a place of passage that invites the viewer to consider it as a strategic, structural, and therefore political space.
As part of the French Presidency of the Council of the European Union 2022, the Beaux-Arts de Paris is participating in EuroFabrique, an agora and a major European art and design school, a vast space of experimentation around the idea of Europe that federates the energy and creativitý of young artists from all over Europe.
This book traces the fascinating history of the Chapelle des Beaux-Arts in Paris.
It was Queen Margot who had it built, and work began in 1608.
Later, with Alexandre Lenoir, it became the Museum of French Monuments (1795-1816).
Finally, it housed copies of sculpted or painted works within the School. This historical presentation is followed by a catalogue of the works and copies of works currently exhibited in the chapel. It is designed as a tour from left to right, with detailed photographs of the vestibule, the bays, the back wall and the Praise Chapel.
Applications for the 2022-2023 Beaux-Arts de Paris are open!
Applicants must pre-register on the Taïga platform between January 17 and February 18, 2022 until 5:00 pm French time.
The four exhibitions of Act 3 have in common a love of the living. They demonstrate a desire to experiment with other ways of being attentive to the complexity and intensity of life, and to speculate on the future. Each of them proposes to bring the School's collections into dialogue with the outside world in its own way.
Jonathan Sobel, a 2021 graduate of Beaux-Arts de Paris (Joann Sfar and Philippe Renault studios), will dress the Luxor Obelisk at Place de la Concorde during its restoration carried out as part of the Ministry of Culture's 2022 celebration of the bicentenary of Champollion's deciphering of hieroglyphics.
The students of VIA FERRATA participated in a performance workshop, entitled "NON-SENS or from the Phenomenal body to performance", led by France Hervé, dancer, choreographer, visual artist, and Sophie Romanet, dancer, visual artist, artistic director of the company AYA.
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
Crédit Photo : Hugo Aymar
The Bredin Prat Endowment Fund for Contemporary Art is committed to the Beaux-Arts de Paris in order to support students and young artists and to join the actions carried out by the School in favour of training and transmission.
The fruit of an unprecedented collaboration between the Bredin Prat Endowment Fund and the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris, the patronage committed for three years (2021-2023) is based on four axes:
