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The frac île-de-france presents the first exhibition in France dedicated to the American artist Ben Russell. As an itinerant artist, filmmaker, and curator, Ben Russell’s work exists primarily at the site of projection, resulting in an embodied and hallucinatory experience of the documentary image.
Read moreThe artist has created a new production inspired by objects related to the transmission of a message for the frac île-de-france Window Display.
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With reference to the famous themed cabaret, founded in Montmartre at the end of the 19th century, (…) the frac île-de-france is presenting at the Château de Rentilly Le cabaret du néant. This exhibition, created by students following the exhibition oriented professions course at the Beaux-Arts de Paris, combines contemporary artists with masterpieces from the Beaux-Arts de Paris collection and the frac île-de-france.
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To mark the opening of the second building of the new Hôtel de la Région Île-de-France (regional council headquarters or seat), the Frac Île-de-France is exhibiting an outstanding set of works from its collection.
Read moreIn 2017, as part of the participatory budget programme, Paris Habitat initiated an extensive consultation among all inhabitants of the Porte de Chatillon (14th district) and Lefebvre-Dantzig (15th district) housing projects to find out their ideas regarding improving their shared living environment.(…) The frac île-de-france has been entrusted with implementing this and invited the artists Tiphaine Calmettes and Séverine Hubard (…)
Read moreThis year, the frac île-de-france continues and develops its roving project Flash Collection, imagined in November 2016 for high-school pupils of the region île-de-france.
Read moreThe frac île-de-france will benefit from a new home for its reserve collection from autumn 2020. A new 2000 m2 building has been bought to host the Frac collection by the Île-de-France region in partnership with the Ministry of Culture, at the heart of a site in Romainville, invested in by the Fiminco Foundation.
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