19h
Arthur Dujols-Luquet
Please mind the gap-, 2023
Dance duet co-created and danced with Jeanne Bigot.
30 mins
Sehyoung Lee - Gyemyeon (계면)
Performance as part of the "Des lignes de désir" exhibition
With Aurélien Vieillard, Gabrielle Taron-Rieussec, Maël Marechal, Sehyoung Lee, Yeongseo Jee, Yixuan Xiao
As artist-in-residence at the Musée Henner, Victoire Mangez will occupy the museum's studio for six months and present the fruits of her labour from 4 October 2023.
Nos cœurs en terre
David Wahl and Olivier de Sagazan
In a breathtaking performance, David Wahl and Olivier de Sagazan take us along on the trail of vertiginous questions. What if there was such a thing as the sexuality of stones? Louis XIV's anatomist, Pierre Borel, claimed to have irrefutable proof of this in a century when those who believed the Earth to be inert and those who thought of it as a gigantic living organism were pitted against each other.
As part of "Delacroix and colour", a new presentation of the collections, the Musée national Eugène-Delacroix has invited student artists from the "Artists and Exhibition Professions" course at the Beaux-Arts de Paris to take over the painter's room to revive the spirit of the place using contemporary works.
The Centre des monuments nationaux and the Beaux-Arts de Paris are joining forces to present an exhibition entitled "The Witch, the Jester, the Sentinels, the Ghost and the Princess", produced by students in the "Artists & Exhibition Professions" programme in the dungeon of the Château de Vincennes. The curator is the student-artists of the course: Joséphine Berthou, Charline Gdalia, Jean-Baptiste Georjon and Clarisse Marguerite.
Exhibition to be found on latlas.beauxartsparis.fr, the virtual gallery of the Beaux-Arts de Paris, with an exclusive interview of the artist Jean Bedez and the curator Emmanuelle Brugerolles.
Due to the latest government regulations the exhibition Jean Bedez, De Sphaera Mundi is not open to the public at the moment. For the moment, it is open by appointment only to professionals in the strictest respect of sanitary conditions.
Curators: Philippe Artières and Éric de Chassey
Fruit of the joint perspectives of two often opposing disciplines, the history of art and history, this exhibition offers a documented reading of this particular moment in contemporary history, the years 1968-1974, when art and politics, creativity and social and political struggles were intimately entwined.
This autumn Beaux-Arts de Paris unveils part of its collection of more than 40,000 architectural drawings, exhibiting thirty-four watercolors on architectural projects designed during the training of young architects under the Second Empire.
Nairy Baghramian is the guest of the 2018 Paris Festival d'Automne. Born in 1971 in Isfahan (Iran), she lives and works in Berlin. Last year her work was presented at several major international events such as Documenta in Cassel, the Skulptur Projekt in Münster and the Biennale in Lyon. Several solo exhibitions have recently been devoted to her in museums such as the Reina Sofia in Madrid (2018), the Walker Art Museum in Mineapolis (2017), SMAK in Ghent (2017) and Museo Tamayo in Mexico (2015).
