Daphné
Brottet
Daphné Brottet has been teaching preparatory classes at Via Ferrata-Beaux-arts de Paris from the very begining where she guides her students through Modern and Contemporary Art with onsite visits to exhibitions and suggests extra focuses in relation to them. She displays a keen interest in fostering her students’ artistic development throughout their year of training.
She also lectures at the Philharmonie de Paris using her expertise to explain temporary.
Erwan
Bout
Born in Heerlen in the Netherlands, lives and works in the Paris region.
Associate professor of arts, PHD in art sciences, researcher and theorist in art, National Education trainer. At the Beaux-arts of Paris, Erwan Bout is a teacher in Via Ferrata, preparatory class for high schools of arts. He also acts as tutor and educational advisor in the AIMS (Artist Intervening in School Program).
He also teaches at Lycée Henri-IV in Paris.
Elladj Lincy Deloumeaux
Un est multiple
12.12.2020 - 06.03.2021
First solo exhibition - paintings, drawings
Galerie Cécile Fakhoury is pleased to present Un est multiple, the first solo exhibition of Elladj Lincy Deloumeaux (born in 1995 in Les Abymes, Guadeloupe; lives and works in Paris, France) in the space of her Project Room in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
For the second consecutive year, Gide organised a call for artistic projects for Beaux-Arts de Paris students and DNSAP 2017,18,18 and 20 graduates. The aim was to design 3 short films to be shown on the 3 large vertical Led screens (240 x 120 cm) at the law firm's head office.
Nina Childress, head of the studio at the Beaux-Arts de Paris since 2019, has been awarded the rank of Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur, France's highest honorary decoration. Congratulations to her!
Gisèle Sapiro is director of studies at EHESS, director of research at CNRS (European Centre for Sociology and Political Science) and a member of Academia Europae. A specialist in the sociology of culture, literature and intellectuals, she is the author of La Guerre des écrivains, 1940-1953 (Fayard 1999), La Responsabilité de l'écrivain. Littérature, droit et morale en France, XIXe-XXIe siècle (Seuil 2011), La Sociologie de la littérature (La Découverte 2014), Les Ecrivains et la politique en France (Seuil 2018), Peut-on dissocier l'œuvre de l'auteur? (Seuil 2020), Des mots qui tuent.
Aurélien Bellanger, born in 1980, has published 4 novels, La théorie de l'information, L'aménagement du territoire, Le grand Paris and Le continent de la douceur, which are like a long drift through the terminal mythologies of Western modernity. He has also written Eurodance, for the theatre, and since 2017 he has had a daily column on France Culture.
He talks with Alain Berland about the mythologies of Western modernity.
Pascal Rousseau joined the Beaux-Arts de Paris, at the beginning of the 2019 academic year, as a professor of theoretical education and art history. He is also, since 2011, professor of art history at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. A specialist in historical avant-gardes and the links between the arts, (para)sciences and technical cultures, he has curated exhibitions such as "Aux origines de l'abstraction" (Musée d'Orsay, 2003) and "Cosa mentale. Art and telepathy in the 20th century" (Centre Pompidou, Metz, 2015).
Marine Van Schoonbeek is the president and co-founder of the association Thanks for Nothing. Founded in 2017, she mobilises artists and the world of culture, together with Blanche de Lestrange, Anaïs de Senneville and Anne-Sarah Bénichou, by organising artistic and solidarity projects with a concrete impact on society. In February 2020, Thanks for Nothing was awarded the City of Paris consultation for the Denfert facade of the former Saint-Vincent-de-Paul hospital, for the installation of an art and solidarity centre of more than 4,000m2 in the heart of Paris.
