The Huynh Studio at Beaux-Arts de Paris is taking part in Camping, an international festival and platform for performances and workshops. A unique opportunity to meet artists from the international dance scene, open to other artistic disciplines.

As an artistic hub, Camping facilitates all kinds of experiences in dance, theatre, performance and the visual arts. The platform is aimed at everyone involved in dance and the arts—whether students, teachers, performers, choreographers or researchers—as well as a wide audience of spectators.

Documentaries, experimental films, fiction films, found footage: each project by the students of the Cogitore studio at Beaux-Arts de Paris explores, in its own way, the blurred boundaries and distinctions between these different narrative forms. 

At the intersection of the personal and the collective, of politics and aesthetics, these works hold as much promise for what is yet to come as they do for the unique artistic visions they embody. Hybrid, contemplative, furious, conceptual, participatory, cathartic films: a new generation of artists is emerging.

Elina Kulich, diplômée 2023, présente son exposition de fin de résidence au Musée Jean-Jacques Henner. En partenariat avec les Beaux-Arts de Paris.


Échos explore la mémoire des lieux du Musée à travers le dessin et la peinture. Durant cinq mois passés dans l'atelier surplombant le jardin d’hiver, Elina Kulich a mené un travail de recherche et de création autour des différentes strates historiques du bâtiment, ancien hôtel particulier de l’artiste Guillaume Dubufe, lui-même construit par Roger Jourdain à la fin du 19e siècle.

Les éditions des Beaux-Arts de Paris will be present at the Festival du livre de Paris 2025 to present exhibition catalogues, fine books and guides on the history and collections of the School.

An inexhaustible source of inspiration for many artists and writers, the sea is in honour of this 4th edition and will be celebrated in a «Gallery of the Sea». An invitation to immerse yourself in the universe of the abyss and their imaginaries, the gallery, framed by two exhibition venues, will include several spaces.

Documentaries, experimental films, fiction, found-footage - each of the projects by the young artists at the Atelier Cogitore des Beaux-Arts de Paris explores in its own way the porosities and boundaries between these different narrative forms. At the crossroads of the intimate and the collective, the political and the aesthetic, they hold out as much promise of works in the making as they do of singular gestures. Hybrid films, contemplative, furious, conceptual, participative, cathartic: a new generation of video artists unfolds in a 2-hour screening.

18h30
Béryl Coulombié
LL
30 minutes

In LL, Béryl Coulombié reinterprets a paragraph from Monique Wittig's book Les Guérillères. A body moves away, carrying an egg from floor to ceiling. The stage, a precarious assemblage of fleece and wooden planks, is a runway and a meadow. "In the gardens there are no little girls playing". Between the movements and the snatches of text, the anxiety of reproduction is muted.

19h15
Marc Lohner
Nave S, 2023
Sound improvisation
30 mins

6pm
Éditions Burn~Août 

Presentation of the book Politiser l’enfance (Politicising Childhood), dir. Vincent Romagny, Ed. Burn~Août, 2023)
with Marie Preston (artist, contributor), Vincent Romagny (editorial director), Margot Bernard (artist, student) and Théo Pall (2023 graduate and editor of the publication).

Politiser l’enfance, collective work (dir. Vincent Romagny), Éditions Burn~Août, 2023

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