2pm | Raye ! writing workshop 
By Princesse Diakumpuna & Lou Rappeneau
On registration

During this second session, the stained, erased and annotated documents will be scanned and the resulting texts typed. This scanning will enable the collective design of a fanzine: the layout will be discussed with all∙tes around the work table. The final edition will be printed by the organizers after the workshops and returned to the participants.

2pm to 4pm | Raye ! - Writing workshop 
On registration

In advance of the event, participants will be invited to send us excerpts of texts (from books, songs, films, etc.) and images (from the press, advertising, artworks, films) that trigger their desire to write. We'll provide them with reproductions of these documents in several copies, which will first be the occasion for a collective survey, followed by correction and rewriting work on the texts themselves, and cutting and pasting on the images, in reaction or pursuit. 2nd session in May.

2pm | Inclusive gesture workshop
On registration

The Corps et graphies workshop by Clément Justin Hannin is an invitation to broaden one's bodily listening by connecting to one's own sensorium as well as to the other members of the group. Dance is seen as a privileged means of apprehending the world around us and “making body” politically. 

Twelve artists from Beaux-Arts de Paris are in residence for two months at POUSH, in partnership with Beaux-Arts de Paris.

As part of a post-graduate program in professional life, they benefited from a shared workspace of over 200 m² and guidance from art critics Anne-Laure Peressin and Elsa Vettier.

Around the exhibition Chère Melpomène 

3pm to 5pm | Atelier Gourmand
By Éloïse Bayard

A wide-ranging interview with Jean-Baptiste Andrea, winner of the 2023 Goncourt Prize, punctuated by readings by actor Léo Dussolier, accompanied by Lola Malique on cello.

The Beaux-Arts de Paris and the Musée du Louvre have always maintained a close and close relationship between contemporary creation and artistic heritage, and are pursuing a joint dialogue.

To mark the International Days of Films on Art, the Musée du Louvre is inviting students from the Burki, Cogitore and Mesiti & Naccache studios to present a selection of their films.

Musée du Louvre
Auditorium Michel Laclotte
75058 Paris Cedex 01

Constance Nouvel lives and works in Paris. Since 2010 she has been developing a practice based on the technical elements of photography, questioning the reproduction of tangible reality as a process open to the complexities of representation. She explores the notion of photographic objects, and her reflections unfold in installations that bring space and time into dialogue in a formal language. Questions of format, scale and support are at the heart of her work, in a constant shift between real and suggested space.