The artistic and cultural program IN WHAT LIFE DO YOU WORLD(S)? is committed in 2014 to fostering a Franco-Chinese dialogue on art and the environment. It echoes the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the recognition of the People’s Republic of China by France and is part of the 2014 National Sustainable Development Week in France.
The Artistic and Cultural Program ” In Quelle Vie Tu Monde(s)” Trip from Paris to Metz, Wuhan, Shanghai and Beijing in 2014.
It is a program on the theme Art & Environment.
This cultural journey between France and China will be launched in Paris in March 2014. It will start at the Collège des Bernardins, then on line 14 of the RATP and finally at the Art Paris Art Fair (Grand Palais from 27 to 30 March) before leaving for Metz in April and Wuhan in June. It is supported by the Institut Français, the Centre Pompidou Metz, the Laboratoire d'Excellence de Paris 8, the Comité des Mécènes de France-Chine 50 and RATP, the Hubei Institute of Fine Arts and the Wuhan Museum of Contemporary Art and among others.
Maud Louvrier-Clerc, a visual artist committed to co-creating sustainable development, creates a nomadic residence.
Lien :
http://www.labex-arts-h2h.fr/IMG/pdf/programme_monde_1_dqvtm_pour_impression.pdf
The artistic and cultural program IN WHAT LIFE DO YOU WORLD(S)? is committed in 2014 to fostering a Franco-Chinese dialogue on art and the environment. It echoes the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the recognition of the People’s Republic of China by France and is part of the 2014 National Sustainable Development Week in France.
The Artistic and Cultural Program ” In Quelle Vie Tu Monde(s)” Trip from Paris to Metz, Wuhan, Shanghai and Beijing in 2014.
It is a program on the theme Art & Environment.
This cultural journey between France and China will be launched in Paris in March 2014. It will start at the Collège des Bernardins, then on line 14 of the RATP and finally at the Art Paris Art Fair (Grand Palais from 27 to 30 March) before leaving for Metz in April and Wuhan in June. It is supported by the Institut Français, the Centre Pompidou Metz, the Laboratoire d'Excellence de Paris 8, the Comité des Mécènes de France-Chine 50 and RATP, the Hubei Institute of Fine Arts and the Wuhan Museum of Contemporary Art and among others.
Maud Louvrier-Clerc, a visual artist committed to co-creating sustainable development, creates a nomadic residence.
Lien :
http://www.labex-arts-h2h.fr/IMG/pdf/programme_monde_1_dqvtm_pour_impression.pdf
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