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Painting in New York

Daughter of a Vietnamese father and a French mother, Julie Curtiss (1982) studied at the Beaux-Arts de Paris and graduated in 2006. She now lives and works in Brooklyn. 

Painting, sculpture and drawing: the lines and colors are sharp and immediately recognizable. Her work deploys a black humor in which female figures dominate. Silhouettes with forked nails, long hair, often faceless, they irrigate the canvases with a dark energy.

Two galleries represent her: Anton Kern (New York) and White Cube (London).

Avec Léandre Bernard-Brunel, Jean-Charles Bureau, Marie-José Burki, Étienne Chambaud, Florentine Charon, Éléonore False, Yannick Langlois, Victoire Thierrée.

 

Ces bulletins ont été édités en 50 exemplaires : une poursuite-hommage de art & project bulletin, aventure éditoriale menée de 1968 à 1989, par Geert van Beijereen et Adriaan van Ravestjein (galerie art & project, Amsterdam). Ils sont adressés et diffusés par la poste à un fichier spécifique de 50 destinataires par artiste.

 

Photo credit : Raphaël Guillet

Photo credit : Raphaël Guillet

Allen Ruppersberg - Conversation Part II 2004 = Photo Credit: CNEAI=

  • 14 winners in 4 categories : Painting, Graphic-Drawing-Arts, Photography, Sculpture-Installation
  • A financial endowment for the acquisition of works for the Société Générale Collection and an exhibition in the fall.


Societe Generale has been a leading patron of contemporary art in France for over 25 years, notably through its collection, which acquires, exhibits and shares the works of artists from the emerging French and international scene.

 

Ymane CHABI-GARA Hikikomori 1, 2020 acrylic on plywood 122 x 122 cm

Sophia FASSI Portrait of a young musician playing the guitar, 2020 oil on canvas 80 x 80 cm

Guillaume VALENTI Untitled, 2020 oil on canvas 220 x 150 cm

Bilal HAMDAD The Waiting, 2020 oil on canvas 162 x 130 cm

Chelsea MORTENSON Tempête dans Les Landes (matinee), 2019 woodcut and lino, spoon print on China paper 97 x 200 cm

Laura TOLEN L'éveil, 2020 ink and colour pencils on paper 76 x 140 cm

Justin WEILER Screen, 2019 India ink on glass, stained raw oak frame 120 x 80 cm

Katarzyna WIESIOLEK VERONIC, 2018 100 x 70 cm

ELSA&JOHANNA Breakfast in America, Beyon the shadows, Calgary, 2018-19 60 x 90 cm

ELSA&JOHANNA Chinook street, Beyon the shadows, Calgary 2018-19 60 x 90 cm

Lucas LEGLISE L'école de plein-air, Cibachrome print 40 x 50 cm

Lucas LEGLISE C7497, lambda print 40 x 80 cm

Winnifred RIELLY We could be friends, 2020 photographic dyptych 50 x 70 cm

Bady DALLOUL Les voyageurs, 2019 ink on bone and resin chip, wooden box 44 x 38 x 5 cm

Léonard MARTIN Picrochole - Paul's Dream, 2019 Giant articulated puppet figure - various materials

Prosper LEGAULT JE TE FAIS MARCHER, neon and mixed techniques

Saturday 6 February 2021

10:00am - 5:00pm

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VISIO

Would you like to join the Beaux-Arts de Paris?
 

Meet online on Saturday, February 6, 2021 for an information day dedicated to admissions.

 

Affiche : Louis Gonzalez, étudiant en 5e année dans l’atelier de Julien Sirjacq

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Les Amis des Beaux-Arts de Paris

Founded in 2007, the Friends of the Beaux-Arts de Paris association, governed by the law of 1901, aims to contribute to the activities and influence of the institution. It supports exhibitions, colloquia, conferences, educational activities, etc., notably by encouraging young artists, sponsoring studio or student projects, following their careers and their professional integration, and contributing to their discovery by the public.

From February 3 to 14, 2021, the Beaux-Arts de Paris launched CRUSH.

 

An exhibition for art professionals revealing some forty students in the course of their studies selected by three guest curators: Gaël Charbau, an art critic and independent curator, Xavier Franceschi, the Director of the FRAC Ile-de-France and Céline Poulin, the Director of the CAC Brétigny.

 

Love at first sight guaranteed!

 

Dhewadi Hadjab

Pierre-ALexandre Savriacouty

Victoire Inchauspé

Pier Sparta

On January 15, the Childress workshop exhibited in the right and left galleries the latest productions of the students present at the School.

 

12 diptychs, that is 12 pairs of images that meet like for a speed dating.

We tried to constitute these pairs as works for two, created a posteriori.

An alignment from the bottom of the paintings, engravings and prints offers a serene setting for the encounter,

like a coffee table, a bench, a beach.

 

With the works of : 

Arnaud & Morgane

Blair & Lou

Gabrielle & Mia

Juliette & Mia

Louis & Angèle

Louis & Marius

Marius & Gabrielle

Mia & Lou

Morgane & Collectif

Pablo & Anna

Pablo & Léa

Rose & Samya

Germain

Languille

Born in 1979 in Paris, lives and works in the Paris region.

In 2006, after a DNSEP at the École des Beaux-Arts de Nantes and a Master 2 Pro in Management, marketing and distribution of cultural products, Germain Languille started his activity as a freelance graphic designer alongside Gilles Guinamard, whom he assisted for the opening of the Pinacothèque de Paris. He then worked for the entertainment and cultural sector: AFCCA, Centre culturel de Courbevoie, Xavier Veilhan, REDITEC. 
In 2015, he stops his freelance activity to start teaching applied art at the CFA Médéric. He has been teaching at Via Ferrata since 2018.
 

 

Laurent

Lacotte

Born in 1981 in Bergerac, lives and works in Paris and elsewhere.

Laurent Lacotte is an artist who favours in situ work and generally conceives his works according to the places he is in. Since the beginning of his work as an artist, he has deliberately used fragile and precarious materials to create installations that are most often ephemeral. He frequently intervenes in the street, or in sensitive areas of human circulation and/or sharing of territories.

More generally, his art, which confronts reality, highlights the tensions, contradictions and shortcomings of our contemporary society. He creates with humor and poetry installations and singular environments. He weaves bridges between art and everyday life, exploring notions related to public and institutional space, the intimate and the universal. The notion of the collective takes a definite place in his reflection and in his way of considering creation.
His work is regularly exhibited in galleries, art centers and museums and his works are present in several public and private collections.
For several years now, he has regularly led numerous workshops in art schools and beyond.
 

 

Michaël

Jourdet

Born in 1980 in Le Blanc-Mesnil, lives and works in Meaux.

After a degree in plastic arts at the Sorbonne, Michaël Jourdet joined the Ecole Supérieure d'Arts de Rueil-Malmaison. After obtaining a DNAP in 2003, he joined the Fine Arts of Paris, then received the Congratulations of the jury during his DNSAP in 2007. Since 2008, he regularly exhibits in Paris and in France: the 104, the Gaîté Lyrique, the Galerie le Plateau, the Abattoirs de Toulouse... and participates, at the same time, in different artistic structures or associations such as the association Jeune Création or the Collectif Ring. He teaches drawing and painting since 2011.

The teaching of the artist Claude Rutault and the writings of Kasimir Malevitch, at the beginning of his career, direct his plastic work and his questioning towards monochrome, conceptual painting, its exhibition and its interpretation by an audience. The notions of frame, surface and screen remain the bases of his plastic proposals.

 

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