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  • Bétonsalon - Center for Art and Research

    9 esplanade Pierre Vidal-Naquet

    75013 Paris
    +33.(0)1.45.84.17.56
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    Bétonsalon - Center for Art and Research
    Université de Paris
    5 rue Thomas Mann
    Campus des Grands Moulins
    75205 Paris Cédex 13
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  • Context: the ZAC Paris Rive Gauche
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  • Parties Prenantes Agenda

    November 14 - November 22, 2009
    RESIDENCY ARTE DE CONDUCTA, LA HAVANA, CUBA

    Saturday, November 21, 2009
    Opening of the exhi­bi­tion Per Diem

    Jeanette Chavez, Núria Güell, Francisco Masó, Adrián Melis, Levi Orta, Yali Romagoza, Alejandro Ulloa


    December 5 - December 20, 2009
    RESIDENCY ‘ART AND SOCIAL PRACTICE’, PORTLAND, USA

    Harrell Fletcher, Jennifer Delos Reyes & Katherine Ball, Ariana Jacob, Avalon Kalin, Alec Neal, Sara Roach, Sandy Sampson,
    Cyrus Smith, Lexa Walsh, Jason Zimmerman
    + par­tic­i­pants from: ENSA Paris Cergy - ARC Kiss Me Deadly, ENSA Paris-Val de Seine...

    Thursday December 18, 2009 at 7:30pm: 12 Gestures / first guest: Harrell Fletcher
    A sem­inar pro­posed by Bétonsalon and Kadist Art Foundation, for The Public School.

    This sem­inar is the result of a col­lab­o­ra­tion between the Public school, which opened at Bétonsalon in September 2009 and a pro­ject ini­ti­ated by Kadist Art Foundation’s phi­lan­thropic and artistic branches bringing together an artist and an NGO.
    Conceived as a series of inter­ven­tions pro­grammed over one year, this sem­inar focuses on artistic prac­tices that ques­tion the social sphere through the acquain­tance of a com­mu­nity in a specific geo­graph­ical, polit­ical and social con­text.
    The course will pre­sent expe­ri­ences which keep ques­tioning the role of the artist, curator or art centre out­side of exhi­bi­tion making, when the dis­tance between artist and cit­izen tends to erase.
    We would rather use the term ‘ges­ture’ than ‘action’ since these pro­jects are often modest and very local; their goal might not to change things but simply to raise a cer­tain aware­ness.
    Examining real­ized pro­jects in details, the sem­inar will ques­tion the def­i­ni­tion of so-called ‘social prac­tices’ in the field of art and will under­line words such as ‘activism’, ‘engage­ment’, ‘col­lec­tive’, ‘com­mu­nity’, ‘democ­racy’, ‘dis­sensus’… as well as the pos­sible risks: instru­men­tal­iza­tion and dem­a­gog­ical par­tic­i­pa­tion.
    Interventions will be given in English.

    December 19, 2009, at 5pm : opening of the exhi­bi­tion ’Parties Prenantes: Info Point’
    Parties Prenantes: Info Point is an exhi­bi­tion of infor­ma­tional dis­plays that have been cre­ated to rep­re­sent the inter­ests and knowl­edge of people who are in the ZAC Paris Rive Gauche. These dis­plays are made col­lab­o­ra­tively with people from the neigh­bor­hood and asso­ci­ates of Portland State University MFA Art and Social Practice Concentration. Similar to the format of a science fair or a con­fer­ence poster ses­sion, dis­plays are pro­duced that com­mu­ni­cate the research, inter­ests, and posi­tions of the involved par­ties.
    Art and Social Practice starts and ends not in rar­i­fied spaces, but out in the world, although there are inter­sec­tions with stu­dios/gal­leries when nec­es­sary or appro­priate. This way of working is not restricted to any medium, but instead uses var­ious forms, methods, and approaches as the sit­u­a­tion dic­tates. Sometimes Art Social Practice might look more like soci­ology, anthro­pology, social work, jour­nalism, or envi­ron­men­talism than art, yet it retains the inten­tion of cre­ating sig­nif­i­cance and appre­ci­a­tion between the audi­ence and artists.
    Associates of Portland State University MFA Art and Social Practice Concentration include: Jennifer Delos Reyes, Harrell Fletcher, Ariana Jacob, Sandy Sampson, Lexa Walsh, Jason Zimmerman, Avalon Kalin, Cyrus Smith and Katherine Ball with Sarah Roach and Alec Neal.


    January 16 - January 30, 2010
    ECOLE DES ARTS POLITIQUES, Sciences Po Paris

    With : Nathalie Blanc, Damien Bright, Dominique Dehais, Elsa Delberghe, Emmanuel Doutriaux, Bastien Gallet, Camila Gomes Sant Anna, Franck Leibovici, Patrice Maniglier, Emilie Marc, Axel Meunier, Valérie Pihet, Lucille Uhlrich, Tommaso Venturini

    and Université Paris Diderot -Paris 7, ENSA Paris Val de Seine, Sciences Po Paris, La Forme des Idées

    Saturday January 16, 2010

    14h : Performance by Emilie Marc et Lucille Uhlrich
    15h : La dalle au dessus des voies fer­rées est la terre de Paris Rive Gauche. Performance by Axel Meunier and Damien Bright, with Arnaud Bichon
    16h : Lire la ZAC. by Nathalie Blanc

    Saturday January 30, 2010

    14h : ZAC Pictionary : Dessine moi une ZAC
    (La face cachée de la ZAC or Toute la vérité sur la ZAC or Voyage au bout de la ZAC)

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