POSTPONED - Study Day

POSTPONED

Why are there so many exhibitions of con­tem­po­rary art at heritage sites, whether that be castles, Renaissance palaces, military forts or listed natural sites? Why show con­tem­po­rary art in such places when there have never before been so many museums, galleries, biennials, etc. in which to exhibit it? Is this proof of a new craze for con­tem­po­rary art? Or is it the fact that heritage sites are of particular interest in terms of bringing their heritage into the present day? And what is the artists’ point of view?

In order to answer all these questions and those arising from them, the FNRS contact group ​“Museums and Con­tem­po­rary Art” and the BPS22 are organising a study day, with papers by Julie Bawin, Nancy Casielles, Bernard Marcelis, Jean-Hubert Martin, Marie Sourdeau, etc. It will also involve con­tri­bu­tions from artists Alain Bornain, El Nino and Marie Zolamian.