The exhibition brings together 5 series by Christophe Beauregard: a representative selection of his work, including his latest series Why not portraits?, as well as an unpublished series, Pinder, produced in 1993. Christophe Beauregard’s subject is the human being and what defines... More
The MOVE CINE ARTE is a travelling festival of films about art with its main stages in Sao Paulo, Venice and Paris. The festival welcomes films and video productions focused on all types of artistic languages: architecture, painting, sculpture, theatre, animation, video... More
As a member of the Committee on Arts & Culture of the Consulate General of Colombia in Paris, Klaus Fruchtnis curated the upcoming photography exhibition TIEMPO(s), with photographers Ana Cristina Villegas Calderón and Rodrigo. More
Associate Dean Klaus Fruchtnis meets with Laurence Maillart-Méhaignerie, Vice President of the Commission on Sustainable Development and Planning of the French National Assembly. More
In July, Ianis was invited to do an open lecture to review study findings around the development of new fabrication technologies, and how these are renewing our knowledge about materials and reshaping the culture of digital design. More
Digital Humanism The central theme of the XVIII International Image Festival is digital Humanism, an invitation to reflect on a dynamic digital environment and human nature is imminent. More
