The result of a collaborative effort, this exhibition is intended to be multi-temporal. The eleven curators’ cross-views of works from the Frac Île-de-France collection and those by artists who have recently graduated from the Beaux-Arts and Arts Décoratifs schools in Paris, are fuelled by the philosophical concept of the “whirlwind of origins”.
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A major Lithuanian artist on the international scene, Ėglė Budvytytė will present her first exhibition in France at the Frac Île-de-France, as part of the France-Lituanie season. She explores the overlap between the visual and performing arts.
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This exhibition brings together a selection of works that explore the body in its relationship to constraint, whether social, psychological, or whether imposed by the artist on the visitor or himself.
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Exhibition from the MuMo, Musée Mobile tour of Île-de-France, Normandy and Hauts-de-France
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Taking as its starting point the continuum of sound that accompanies sporting events, the exhibition highlights the links between athletes and supporters, and the processes of deformation and transmutation of bodies that take place during a competition.
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Sport in the Paris Suburbs, bringing together social history, cultural heritage and contemporary art, as well as individual and collective stories. Through original documents, objects and works of art, the exhibition explores the role of sport, its social and popular practices and its socio-political issues in the Paris suburbs, and more broadly in the suburbs of France.
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Laurie Charles’ creations are populated by the body’s organic system and flows, exploring the female experience of the body and its history.
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To accompany the dialogue between monographic exhibitions, the Centre d’art contemporain de la Ferme du Buisson is inaugurating La chambre à échos (The echo chamber) to reflect the themes of Vieilles coques & jeunes récifs.
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Athletes, as well as scientists and artists, are all focused on the body. The artistic proposals of this exhibition, on display at Le Plateau and at Les Réserves, question its limits and potential, as well as its mutations, notably envisaged by science fiction.
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Athletes, as well as scientists and artists, are all focused on the body. The artistic proposals of this exhibition, on display at Le Plateau and at Les Réserves, question its limits and potential, as well as its mutations, notably envisaged by science fiction.
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