Shrouded and the Dinner - created in 2012 by the coming together of five friends, Sylvain Azam, Astrid de la Chapelle, Adel Ghezal, Lina Hentgen and Julien Tiberi, at the invitation of a concert for the magazine Mercure - has continued on its musical path ever since, a gruppetto that is constantly letting go and holding on like this.
Exhibition of the four candidates and the winner of the 2022 Contemporary Drawing Prize, awarded by the association Le Cabinet des amateurs de dessin des Beaux-Arts de Paris. The winning artist receives €4,500 and one or more of his or her works are acquired by the Cabinet Bonna to enrich its collections.
List of nominees 2022 :
Cassius Baron
Alexis Gavriloff
Elina Huneman
Louise Janet
Léa Le Floc'h
agnès b., president of the Friends of Fine Arts in Paris and the members of the board are pleased to present the 7 winners, including two artists ex æquo, of the 6 prizes awarded by the association in 2021.
The aim of this day is to take stock of the work of young researchers on the history of the School. It is organised within the framework of the constitution of the Reg-Arts database, which will provide access to the register of painting and sculpting students at the École des Beaux-Arts de Paris from the 19th century to 1968, i.e. more than 12,000 people.
9:00 Welcome by Alexia Fabre, Director of the Beaux-Arts de Paris
9:10 am About the Reg-Arts project
OPEN WORKSHOPS
From 30.06 to 3.07
Free admission
The Open Workshops are a unique opportunity to discover the young creation and artistic diversity produced by the students of the Beaux-Arts de Paris.
Some thirty studios are transformed into an exhibition space where students can meet, offering a panorama of work produced from the first to the fifth year: installations, paintings, photos, sculptures, videos, etc.
Videoconference from the amphi des Loges
Phantasmagoria and visual arts.
This dialogue between the visual artist Laure Prouvost and Alexia Fabre and Alain Berland is an opportunity to explore the artist's fantastical universe, populated by objects endowed with memory, but also to question her, in particular about her fictional grandfather who digs a tunnel to reach Africa from his London living room.
Techno-imaginary, languages and politics.
Critically acclaimed author and winner of several Grands Prix de l'Imaginaire, Alain Damasio discusses his latest novel, Les Furtifs (La Volte), which brings together his political concerns, his inventive language and his typographic innovations.
Indigenous contemporary art.
Following his collaboration with Daria de Beauvais for the project "Reclaiming the Land" at the Palais de Tokyo, this discussion is an opportunity for Léuli Eshrāghi to share his artistic, curatorial and critical commitment. He proposes a reflection on the definition of autochthony, as well as its current presence in the French and international art scene.
