Emmanuelle Huynh
Múa (1995)

Chaillot - Théâtre national de la danse, Paris
Tuesday April 29 and Wednesday April 30 2025

Emmanuelle Huynh, Nuée, 2021 © Marc Domage

Mireille Blanc, Se faire plaisir, 2025 © All rights reserved.

Mireille Blanc, "Chatte meringuée (M.M)" (détail), 2024 ; huile sur bois, 30 x 40 cm © Mireille Blanc

Julien Creuzet, Attila Cataracte […] 2025 © Julien Creuzet

Marie José Burki, Where was I born and what is my name 2017, © Xippas Gallery

Angelica Mesiti, The Rites of When 2024 (video still) © Angelica Mesiti

Congratulations to Alexandre Nitzsche Cysne, graduate 2024, and Farid Kati, graduate 2022, both winners of awards given by the association Carré sur Seine on the occasion of the KnalPatronen exhibition, presented at the Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles/ Paris.

Alexandre Nitzsche Cysne was awarded the Prix Carré sur Seine | Experts des Rencontres Artistiques 2024. €3,000.
His work brings urban textures and minimal poetry to dialogue through an archaeology of the sensible that gives voice to forgotten matter and the infra-ordinary.

Les Beaux-Arts de Paris continues its commitment to ecological transition by renewing its partnership with La Réserve des Arts.

This non-profit association supports the development of a circular and solidarity-based economy in the cultural, creative and craft sector by collecting, valorizing and putting back into circulation materials from the sector. Membership of the “Club des Ecoles” program enables every student∙e, teacher.e and agent to become a member for a symbolic €1 and gain access to the purchase of materials at solidarity prices.

Le Manuel de la Forge invites you to plunge into the fascinating world of an ancestral art.

Conceived as a practical and artistic guide, it offers a gradual introduction to the technique of forging, combining precision and creativity.

End of thesis exhibition by Célia Boutilier, 2019 graduate and SACRe doctoral student at Université PSL, Beaux-Arts de Paris

The photographic exhibition explores three unique, fragile and threatened ecosystems: the deserts of the American West (California, Arizona and Utah in 2022), the old-growth rainforest of Mare Longue on Reunion Island (2023) and the Mediterranean beech forest of the Massane Nature Reserve (2023).

Liselor Perez wins the Prix Rubis Mécénat 2025 in partnership with Beaux-Arts de Paris

A 5th-year student in Dominique Figarella's studio, Liselor Perez is receiving critical support from Julia Marchand, guest curator of this 5th edition, as well as production assistance to design an original artistic installation to be presented at the Saint-Eustache church in October. Her installation, entitled Chair construite, will feature a set of puppets set in the architectural motifs of the site.

Liselor Perez, Dans la fontaine, 2024 © Erwan Fichou

Liselor Perez, Le Spectacle, 2023 © Courtesy de l'artiste

Beaux-Arts de Paris editions will be present at the Festival du livre de Paris 2025 to present exhibition catalogues, 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.

The next distribution will take place on Monday, April 7, 2025.

To take advantage of it, the registration link will be sent to students by e-mail and on the school's screens on Friday March 14.
For more information on Cop1 or to find out about distribution points : https ://cop1.fr/

Beaux-Arts de Paris Editions will be taking part in the 4th Salon du livre africain in Paris, from March 14 to 16.

The program

Saturday, March 15 at 2 p.m.
Signing of the coloring book and Venice Biennale catalog by artist Julien Creuzet

Sunday, March 16 at 3 p.m.
Pascale Le Thorel, director of Editions des Beaux-Arts de Paris, presents the Prix du Beau Livre de la Maison de l'Afrique.

Zoé Bernardi, Clémence Gbonon et Ruoxi Jin, 2024 graduates of Beaux-Arts de Paris, are winners of the “Mennour Emergence” program, launched to support young artists in the early stages of their careers, as part of the Mennour Institute. On this occasion, they will benefit from a group exhibition with three other prizewinners Matias Agafonovas, graduate of École des Arts Décoratifs - PSL, Amine Habki and Nicolas Lebeau, graduates of École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts de Paris-Cergy.

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Emmanuelle Huynh Múa (1995)