10am-1pm on registration (limited capacity)
Visit to Art Explora workshops at the Montmartre site.
Thursday 16 May 2024
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Palais des Beaux-Arts
13 quai Malaquais, 75006 Paris
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Wednesday 15 May 2024
10:00am - 4:00pm
Palais des Beaux-Arts
13 quai Malaquais, 75006 Paris
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10am-12noon Seumboy Vrainom is a militant Hors-Sol. A descendant of French colonial history, he grew up in Le Luth, a housing estate in the Paris region, on the 13th floor of a tower block, floating in the virtual world. Faced with the difficulty of reclaiming the land, he naturally immersed himself in digital space.
into the digital world. He hosts the popular science channel Histoires Crépues.
Canceled
Thursday 2 May 2024
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Palais des Beaux-Arts
13 quai Malaquais, 75006 Paris
BILLETTERIE RESPONSABLE
An encounter between Annette Joseph Gabriel, Sarah Quesada and five Duke University students.
Annette Joseph-Gabriel is an author and researcher in the fields of literature, culture and politics. She is Professor of French and Francophone Studies at Duke University, where she continues her research and teaches courses on Caribbean and African literature. Her book, Imaginer la libération: Des femmes noires face à l'empire, was published in 2023 by Éditions Rot-Bo-Krik.
Thursday 25 April 2024
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Palais des Beaux-Arts
13 quai Malaquais, 75006 Paris
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Paul Gonzalez-Hyper
L'utilité de mon travail
8 minutes
In this performance, Paul Gonzalez-Hyper embodies a detestable archetype of masculinity and ridicules this overbearing position: through the character of an auctioneer encountered in his daily life, the artist mocks a virile approach to knowledge, staging an authoritarian discourse on the value of works of art.
From wednesday 24 april 2024 to sunday 30 june 2024
Du mercredi au dimanche, 13h-19h (Nocturne le jeudi jusqu’à 21h)
Palais des Beaux-Arts
13 quai Malaquais, 75006 Paris
Students and curators in the "Artists & Exhibition Professions" program present autohistorias, a group exhibition inspired by Gloria Anzaldúa, Chicana feminist theorist, activist and poet. In an unpublished text, she proposes writing as a way of defining oneself through theory, fiction, mythologies, linguistic games and poetry. Through individual stories and fiction, it's a question of constructing a collective narrative, thought of as an alternative tool to dominant narratives.
"If I don't have access to the truth, I'll invent it, I'll tell myself, preferring my fictions to the lies and truths that others fabricate for me, about me". (Gloria Anzaldúa, Ethnic Autohistorias-teorías: Writing the History of the Subject).
In 1989, Gloria Anzaldúa wrote a formally inventive text that oscillates between poetry, personal narrative, historical commentary and politics. The essay is a toolbox. Anzaldúa encourages an active subjectivity and invites us to seize our intimate stories and fiction to shape our collective narratives.
Driven by this spirit, autohistorias brings together a group of artists who - from the 15th to the 21st century - have used the self as a way of telling history, shaping political allegory and using narrative as a means of emancipation.
autohistorias presents a group of auto-fabulists, chimeras, beautiful liars, chingadas and bad girls who traverse complexity with literary flair, aesthetic clarity and performative memory. Fiction, autobiography and speculation become the tools for composing a collective narrative and memory; an individuality that is guided not by absolutes but by ambiguities.
The exhibition brings together works by student artists and from the heritage collections of the Beaux-Arts de Paris, as well as those of guest artists. Self-portraits, hybrid collages, invented languages, parallel worlds - made up of personal histories and intimate archives - are presented. autohistorias composes a common space-time born of intersubjectivity, enunciation and listening. Thursday evenings will feature an artistic program, details to follow on beauxartsparis.fr.
Les Beaux-Arts de Paris is a partner of Paris Gallery Weekend, an event organised by the Comité professionnel des Galeries d'art, inviting the public from 24 to 26 May to 3 days of free, open-access exhibitions, meetings and events in 101 Parisian galleries. The autohistorias exhibition is part of the VIP programme of Paris Gallery Weekend.
Curated by
Skye Arundhati Thomas, Tadeo Kohan, Louise Nicolas de Lamballerie (curators in residence)
Mélanie Bouteloup and Armelle Pradalier (co-directors of the "Artists & Exhibition Professions" program)
Scientific advisor for the Beaux-Arts de Paris collections: Giulia Longo, Curator of Prints and Photographs
Students in the field
Mathilde Badie, Idris Bennai, Elise Bergonzi, Anna Breton, Clara Brevet, Aïssa Diallo, Clémence Gbonon, Anna Giner, Audrey Japaud Garcia, Feryel Kaabeche, Léontine Köhn, Anouk Léger, Mahault Maréchal, Emma O'Quigley, Noah Perrot-Bikie Bi Mbida.
Among the artists
Aya Abu Hawash, Malek Abdelmajeed, Sonia Andrade, Ali Arkady, Mohamed Azouzi, Amanda Baggs, Anna Boghiguian, Mohamed Chafei, Antoine Conde, Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps (after), Ladji Diaby, Antoine Dochniak, Jean Louis André, Mehdi Gorbuz, Francisco de Goya, Anis Nabil Harbaoui, Hessie, Lubaina Himid, Liên Hoàng-Xuân, Nina Jayasuriya, Bahar Kocabey, Simone Lagrand, Lalita Lajmi, Hugo Laporte, Nge Lay, Lisa Lecuivre, Huda Lutfi, Sehaj Malik, Nicole, Clarisse Pillard, Lou Reina, Jagdeep Raina, Rembrandt, Roseman Robinot, Vega Royer Gaspard, Saradibiza, Sequoia Scavullo, Mahmoud Sehili, Afrah Shafiq, Margarita Sherstiuk and Igor Kanivets, Elisabetta Sirani, Charwei Tsai, Libo Wei, Alexandre Yang, Mia Yu, Unica Zürn and anonymous.
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Wednesday April 24 - Sunday June 30, 2024
(The exhibition will be closed on Wednesday 1 May 2024)
13 quai Malaquais, Paris 6th arrondissement
Wednesday to Sunday, 1pm-7pm
Nocturne Thursday until 9pm
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Detailed program of upcoming nocturnes on beauxartsparis.fr
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Nina Jayasuriya, Sans titre (pavulak), 2023, huile sur toile, 200x300 cm © Tristan Chevillard
Malik Sehaj, Kali - l'entropie, 2023 Encre, fusain et peinture d'huile sur khadi (tissu indien), 60 x 90 cm
Rembrandt, Femme nue couchée, 1658 Eau-forte, pointe sèche et burin © Beaux-Arts de Paris
Margarita Sherstiuk et Igor Kanivets, Shelves of waiting, 2023 Eau-forte, 50 x 57 cm
Alexandre Yang, Souvenirs de la Vie, 2024, huile sur toile, 180 x 270 cm
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From friday 22 march 2024 to sunday 30 june 2024
Du mercredi au dimanche, 13h-19h
Cabinet des dessins et des estampes – Jean Bonna
14 rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris
The Tiepolo exhibition will be closed until Sunday 2 June. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
"Exceptional exhibition" Les Echos
"At the Beaux-Arts in Paris, a luminous tribute to the Tiepolo family" La Croix
"Tiepolo & Cie, une famille en or" Connaissance des arts
"An exceptional collection of drawings and etchings celebrating the artistic genius of 18th-century Venice" Sortir à Paris
This exceptional exhibition brings together drawings and etchings by Giambattista Tiepolo and his two sons, Giandomenico and Lorenzo Tiepolo, a family of virtuoso artists in 18th-century Venice.
The Beaux-Arts de Paris owns a remarkable collection of ten works by Giambattista Tiepolo (1696-1770), making it the second-largest public collection of the artist's drawings in France. Above all, this collection is the only one in France to include drawings not only by Giambattista, but also by his two painter sons, Giandomenico (1727-1804) and Lorenzo (1736-1776), as well as another of Tiepolo's assistants in the 1730s, Giovanni Raggi. This collection alone provides an overview of graphic practices within the family and the studio.
The study of these sheets and prints, combined with works by other artists - sources of inspiration such as Rembrandt, masters such as Piazzetta, and contemporaries such as Canaletto, Guardi and Novelli - highlights the great modernity of their art. This is particularly evident in their ability to produce variations on the same theme, both in traditional religious and mythological subjects and in figure studies, particularly caricatures, as well as scenes from Venetian life. The exhibition also explores the relationship between the father and his sons, and the work within a family of artists.
The tour begins with a series of studies of heads and faces that raise the question of training in the Tiepolo studio. It then moves on to religious paintings and large-scale secular decors produced by the Tiepolos and their contemporaries in Venice, followed by autonomous graphic works conceived outside of any painted project, as pure graphic exercises or pleasures, based on iconographic themes repeated almost obsessively, in multiple variants.
It is the exceptional inventiveness of Giambattista and Giandomenico Tiepolo, one of the most fascinating facets of their artistic personalities, that these drawings and prints allow us to rediscover.
Curated by Hélène Gasnault, curator of drawings at Beaux-Arts de Paris, and Giulia Longo, curator of engravings and photos at Beaux-Arts de Paris.
The catalogue
A catalogue accompanies the exhibition, with texts by Catherine Loisel, honorary curator at the Musée du Louvre and a specialist in early Italian drawings, Hélène Gasnault, curator of drawings, and Giulia Longo, curator of prints and photographs at the Beaux-Arts de Paris.
Carnet d'études n°58
112 pages
Price €25
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from Friday 22 March to Sunday 30 June 2024
(The exhibition will be closed on Wednesday 1 May 2024)
14 rue Bonaparte, Paris 6e
Wednesday to Sunday, 1pm-7pm
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Giandomenico Tiepolo, Idee pittoresche sopra la fugga in Egitto, vers 1750-1753 Eau-forte
Giovanni Battista, dit Giambattista, Tiepolo, Faune et faunesse, vers 1740-1750, plume, encre brune, lavis brun sur esquisse à la pierre noire
Giovanni Battista, dit Giambattista, Tiepolo, Les Polichinelles faisant la cuisine, vers 1735, plume, encre brune et lavis brun
Francesco Guardi, Projet de plafond, vers 1770-1780 Plume, encre brune, lavis brun et aquarelle
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From wednesday 24 january 2024 to sunday 17 march 2024
Wednesday to Sunday 1pm - 7pm, Thursday night until 9pm
Palais des Beaux-Arts
13 quai Malaquais, 75006 Paris
Des lignes de désir presents the twenty-eight artists who graduated from the Beaux-Arts de Paris with a Diplôme National Supérieur d'Arts Plastiques and a Congratulations from the Jury in 2023.
The exhibition, curated by Emilie Villez, reflects the diversity of the artistic proposals that have emerged from the School. Paintings, sculptures, installations and videos coexist with performance and publishing practices, presented through a weekly programme.
Lines of desire, also known as paths of free will, are gentle challenges to the system, traced out in the landscape by the erosion of humans or animals as they walk. Criticism of the excesses of modernity is a subtext for the artists presented.
Getting off the beaten track, while finding one's place in the art ecosystem: the aim of the exhibition is above all to present the public with a panorama of contemporary artistic practices, opening up avenues of resonance and reflection on art and the world today.
Events will be held every week, with details of the programme to follow on beauxartsparis.fr.
To coincide with the opening on 23 January, Rose Bourdon will be presenting an inaugural performance: DIPLÔMÉ.ES is a collective play in which five École Centrale Paris students play the first-person roles of alumni whose lives and testimonies have been collected during telephone calls over the past few months. The actors each wear an 'alloro trionfale' laurel wreath that distinguishes them from the rest of the audience, a popular symbol of the graduation rite. The testimonies are documented and archived in an edition produced by Margot Bernard.
A publication accompanies the exhibition.
Félicités 2023
Of the 96 students graduating in 2023, 28 were awarded Congratulations by the jury made up of Eva Barois de Caevel,
exhibition curator, Sébastien Gökalp, director of the Musée national de l'histoire de l'immigration, Claire Le Restif,
director of the Centre d'art contemporain d'Ivry - Le Crédac, Mélanie Matranga, artist, Elena Sorokina, curator and art historian
and art historian, Stéphane Thidet, artist, and Emilie Villez, curator.
Carl AMIARD, Raphaëlle BENZIMRA, Joséphine BERTHOU, Thomas BESSET, Rose BOURDON, Marion CHAILLOU, Béryl COULOMBIÉ, Arthur DUJOLS-LUQUET, Yanma FOFANA, Milana GABRIEL, Thibault HISS, Nina JAYASURIYA, Louis LANNE, Louise LE PAPE, Sehyoung LEE, Marc LOHNER, Amandine MASSÉ, Pierre MÉRIGOT, Elise NGUYEN QUOC, Théo PALL, Océane PILASTRE, Margot POISSON, Victor PUŠ-PERCHAUD, Valentin RANGER, Sofia SALAZAR ROSALES, Gabrielle SIMONPIETRI, Anna STELLITTANO, Antonia TIETZE
Curated by
Emilie Villez is an exhibition curator. She is interested in artistic and curatorial methodologies, the construction of institutions and their ecosystems. Her practice creates relationships between practitioners of different generations and geographies, using various media and adopting decentralisation as a method.
Director of the KADIST foundation in Paris from 2013 to 2023, she has developed a programme of solo and group exhibitions in Paris and in international partner institutions, with guest artists and curators from all regions. She has also contributed and continues to enrich the foundation's collection by acquiring works by emerging and established artists.
Catalogue
The exhibition is accompanied by the publication of a catalogue.
Forewords by Alexia Fabre and Emilie Villez.
Interviews with each of the artists by art critics Marjorie Bertin, Aurore Forray, Henri Guette, Emmanuelle Luciani, Camille Paulhan and Anne-Laure Péressin, with 4 pages devoted to each Félicité-e.
Programme around the exhibition
Press coverage
Les Inrocks "28 young artists weave their web at the Beaux-Arts de Paris"
Libération "Félicités 2023": graduates of the Beaux-Arts de Paris show off their fine designs"
Beaux Arts Mag 5 Paris Beaux-Arts graduates who blew us away
Affiche - Des lignes de désir - Exposition Félicités 2023
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From tuesday 17 october 2023 to sunday 17 december 2023
Wednesday to Sunday, 1pm-7pm
Cabinet des dessins et arts graphiques
14 rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris
This exhibition inaugurates a reflective program implemented by the Beaux-Arts de Paris curatorial team to put into perspective the singular present of this school-museum
of this school-museum by its equally unique history, which was also the foundation of museum thinking in France.
Based on a dozen emblematic figures - architect, curator, donor - La Fabrique des collections illustrates the main stages in the creation of a heritage that continues to nourish the imagination of young artists. From the Royal Academy to the second half of the 20th century, this exhibition reveals a little-known and now largely imperceptible history, embodied by colorful characters and paved with seminal anecdotes. Combining objects of different kinds, works and archives, within a common narrative framework, the exhibition takes a resolutely contemporary approach.
The collections of the Beaux-Arts de Paris owe a great deal to Alexandre Lenoir, a painter and art critic who created the first museum dedicated to French art, called the Musée des Monuments Français, on the future site of the École. The monumental elements that remained when this museum closed, together with the collections inherited from the Royal Academies, formed the core of the "Musée des Études", built by the architect Félix Duban and designed by the École's first curator, Louis Peisse. The museum's subsequent development was driven by Eugène Müntz, who initiated the inventory, and Wanda Bouleau-Rabaud, the first female curator at the Beaux-Arts de Paris.
The museum is also founded on generosity, thanks to the influx of several hundred bequests and donations whose content and motivations are extremely varied: former students of the École, such as the architect Joseph Michel Lesoufaché or the engraver Jacques Edouard Gatteaux; political figures such as Victor Schoelcher; little-known philanthropists, such as Célestine Chenavard, or collectors in love with an atypical place, such as Jean Masson or Mathias Polakovits. Each, in their own way, has contributed to the collections of the Beaux-Arts de Paris.
Some forty works, most of them previously unpublished, will be on show. These include a sanguine by Charles Le Brun in preparation for a Mai de Notre-Dame, a drawing by Ingres, a miraculous survivor of the Commune fires, and a youthful pen-and-ink sketch by Georges Rouault. Unexpected works will also be on view, including a print on the abolition of slavery by David Lucas and the diary of the woman in charge of the École's collections during the events of May 68.
A catalogue is published for the occasion.
Curated by
Hélène Gasnault, Curator of Drawings, Estelle Lambert, Curator of Manuscripts and Prints, and Alice Thomide-Berrada, Head of Collections and Curator of Paintings, Sculptures and Objects at the Beaux-Arts de Paris.
"Treasures from the Beaux-Arts collection in Paris"- Libération
"The École des Beaux-Arts is grateful to its donors" - Le Figaro
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14 rue Bonaparte, Paris 6th arrondissement
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Charles Le Brun Figure d’homme et étude de bras, vers 1651 Sanguine sur papier beige
Anonyme Mathias Polakovits, le prince Radetzky et Robert Kennedy marchant rue de Rivoli (de gauche à droite), v. 1960-1968 Photographie argentique
Ugo da Carpi d’après Parmigianino Diogène, vers 1526-1527 Gravure sur bois
David Lucas To the Friends of Negro Emancipation Gravée par David Lucas d’après Alexander Rippingille, 1834 Manière noire
Charles Bouleau Portrait de Wanda Bouleau-Rabaud, v. 1939 Huile sur toile Collection privée
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From thursday 1 june 2023 to sunday 16 july 2023
Wednesday to Sunday 1pm - 7pm, Thursday night until 9pm
Palais des Beaux-Arts
13 quai Malaquais, 75006 Paris
In the continuity of the "Theatre of Exhibitions", the residents and students of the fourth class of the "Artists & Exhibition Professions" program propose the program-exhibition Sur le feu. Based on works from the collection and pieces by students and contemporary artists, Sur le feu aims to highlight all of the School's resources in order to share with the public the multiple forms of life and creation that are simmering at the Beaux-Arts de Paris.
How to animate an exhibition? How do you bring it to life? What would it be like to inhabit it? The project unfolds in three principles of thematic actions.
The first lifts the veil on what the Beaux-Arts de Paris are, by making their backstage visible. The second is an invitation to conviviality and living together within the exhibition itself. The third one is a reflection of this collective emulation towards the outside world.
This progressive revelation, going as far as to overflow, makes the bet of a lively and constantly evolving exhibition, where events, projections, workshops and round-table discussions participate in the subject as much as the works presented.
Resolutely prospective, the exhibition goes beyond the simple visit and transports visitors into the experience of interaction and activation.
From week to week - from low fire to high fire - the intensity crescendos, the exhibition comes alive, reveals its secrets and surprises and invites the public to fuel its fire. Here, works of art welcome you for a siesta; there, you are expected to join us for a big buffet. Visitors will be able to contribute to numerous workshops: sewing, making fanzines, tracing and reproducing works from the collection, repairing, manicuring... or simply come and listen to a concert or follow a round table. Everyone will also be able to become a curator of exhibitions to be developed on site from the database of the collections, thanks to an interactive and immersive device proposed by EBB and Neïl Beloufa.
The heritage works will offer shifted perspectives on the history of the Beaux-Arts de Paris. The invited artists - established artists or students - will propose works that, worn, produced on site or tasted, will multiply throughout the exhibition. The Beaux-Arts de Paris thus becomes a living museum in which visitors and artists are invited to co-create.
Curator
Antariksa, Andréanne Béguin, Qu Chang, curators in residence ;
Mélanie Bouteloup and Armelle Pradalier, co-directors of the "Artists & Exhibition Professions" programme
Juliette Barthe, Ugo Casubolo Ferro, Bruna Luiza Costa Pessoa, Assia Cuche Barkat, Darya Danilovich, Louise Feneyrou-Py, Camille Florance, Enzo Meglio, Baptiste Meillier, Camille Paillou, Melissa Vazquez, Bruna Vettori, Lucie Wahl, students in the "Artists & Exhibition Professions" programme.
Among the artists and participants
Bérénice Ahadji, AIMS Programme, Ilaria Andreotti, Gilad Ashery, Ece Bal & Leïla Vilmouth, Morgane Baffier, Hans Baldung, Ors Batmaz, Neïl Beloufa & EBB, Yassine Ben Abdallah, Margot Bernard, Sacha Boccara, Mehdi Bouali, Rose Bourdon, Brieuc Bouwens, Alfred-Henri Bramtot, Thomas Buswell, Café Héloïse, Sila Candansayar, La Caverne, Doreen Chan, Félix-Auguste Clément, Gaëlle Choisne, Pô, Georges-Ernest Coquart, Clément Courgeon, Alphonse Dargent, Jean-Baptiste Deshays, Jean-Amédée Despin, François-Théodore Devaulx, Vincent van der Donk, Princesse Diakumpuna, Maria Eichhorn, Extra-Lucide (Hélène Garcia & Emile Degorce-Dumas), Amor Fati, Nicolas Faubert, Andreas Février, Lina Filipovitch, Les Francas, Céleste Ingrand, Freddy Kitchen, Olivia Funès Lastras, Félix-Henri Giacomotti, Anna Giner, Marie Glaize & Louis Clais, La Glaneuse, Amine Haddad, Georges-Jean-Marie Haquette, Heart Street association, Ninon Hivert, atelier Huynh, Ignis, Ingela Ihrman, Ana Jotta, Djiby Kebe, Konstantin Kyriakopolous & Chloé Royer, Maxime Laguerre et Lili Levy-Lajeunesse, Louis Lanne, Cynthia Lefebvre, Charles-Jacques Lebel, Franck Leibovici et Yaël Kreplak, Clara Le Meur, Nicolas-Bernard Lépicié, Julie Le Toquin, Marc Lohner, Sofia Magdits, Iman Malik, Karel van Mander, Chef Marouane, Wesley Meuris, Gabriel Moraes Aquino, Neeve Moule Drige, Eadweard Muybridge, Kiek Nieuwint, Elia Nurvista, Joachim Olender, Clara Paillette, Papier Saint Germain, Lyz Parayzo & Nicole Mera, Amol Patil, Fernand Pelez, Mathis Perron, Hatice Pinarbasi, Jonathan Pouthier, Edouard Pourchet, atelier Prévieux, Caroline Rambaud, Loïc Rouillé, Sofia Salazar Rosales, Lana Salvatori, Eva Gabrielle Sarfati, Pascal Sébah, Isadora Soares Belletti, Pierre Soulez-Larivière, Fanny Taillandier, Benjamin Ulmann, Qingmei Yao, Anissa Zrioui and many others. ..
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Thursday June 1 - Sunday July 16, 2023
13 quai Malaquais, Paris 6e
Wednesday to Sunday, 1pm-7pm
Nocturne on Thursday until 9pm
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Ninon Hivert, Personne.s, 2021 Installation de céramiques, dimensions variables © Misha Zavalniy
Gabriel Moraes Aquino, FFEJ, 2022 et Sol Ardente, 2022 Installation/ensemble © Courtesy de l’artiste
Charles-Jacques Lebel, Le sommeil distrait par un songe agréable (concours de la tête d’expression), 1807, pierre noire et craie sur papier beige, Les Beaux-Arts de Paris, EBA 4385 © Beaux-Arts de Paris, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais / Image de Beaux-arts de Paris.
Neil Beloufa, Host A, 2021
Affiche de l'exposition "Sur le feu"
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Thursday 20 April 2023
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Palais des Beaux-Arts
13 quai Malaquais, 75006 Paris
BILLETTERIE RESPONSABLE
Thematic visit of the exhibition Scribble / Scarabocchio - From Leonardo da Vinci to Cy Twombly by two artists who graduated from the Beaux-Arts de Paris, Bianca Argimón and Elvire Caillon.
