ARTISTES AU MUSÉUM
Depuis quatre siècles, le Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle est à la fois un lieu de recherche, de transmission des savoirs…
For A Stitch in Time, textile patterns found in Chengdu, ranging from the highly celebrated and revered designs in the Sichuan Museum to cheap mass-produced textiles found in stalls and shops have been deconstructed and reassembled to create an immense pattern, which constantly mutates. The designs have been ‘mashed’ together with no regard to the cultural hierarchy and signification of the designs, creating an uncomfortable democracy of patterns together with their associated meanings. This image has been divided into 100 tiles, each an independent work, with mutually different transitions of patterns. Participants needed to negotiate with each other to assemble the work without knowing the final pattern. Commissioned by MOCA & The British Council, with support from Arts Council England.
Depuis quatre siècles, le Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle est à la fois un lieu de recherche, de transmission des savoirs…
L’Abbaye du Mont-Saint-Michel accueille Pays’Âges, une collection de tapisseries-témoignages imaginée par l’artiste et designer Dorian Étienne. Fruit de quatre années…
La SAUGE et makesense investissent le Forum de La Gaîté Lyrique pour une nouvelle édition de PLANTE PLANTE, une grande…