TOWARDS AN INTERNATIONAL RIVERS… – TEMPS FORT II
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At the Consulate
For the Consulate, COAL selects and offers for sale fifteen iconic works by artists Pauline Bastard, Lionel Sabatté, Nicolas Darrot, Robert Montgomery, Johann Rivat, Anais Tondeur, Thierry Boutonnier, Laurent Tixador, Etienne de France, Angelika Markul, Elsa Guillaume, Elena Costelian, Edouard Wolton. With their diversity, they testify of an artistic movement using a great formal freedom in the service of the same double aesthetic and ethical requirement.
Image credits: @ Johann Rivat
Published on 16 September 2016
From September 10th to 30th
Opening on September 10th from 6pm
COAL Office
With the artists With Pauline Bastard, Thierry Boutonnier, Nicolas Darrot, Elena Costelian, Etienne de France, La Fratrie, Elsa Guillaume, Angelika Markul, Pascal Mennesson, Robert Montgomery, Julie Navarro, Johann Rivat, Lionel Sabatté, Laurent Tixador, Anais Tondeur and Edouard Wolton.
The Consulate, a new Parisian space initiated by the GANG association, is dedicated to the emergence of a collective vision in a given space-time with the aim of expressing new solutions for a better future, leaving it up to each person to experiment as he or she sees fit (dancing, gathering, thinking, acting).
Art has been part of it since its inception because each profound change in our civilization is matched by a new imagination, a vision that federates energies to the point of making it possible, in the Renaissance, during the Industrial Revolution and today for the ecological transition. An imaginary that is sufficiently precise and positive for citizens to have the motivation to change the world.
Because culture is the common framework that determines our individual and collective behavior, it will allow us to unite around a fairer and more sustainable society.
This is the mission that the association COAL, coalition for art and sustainable development, has given itself through contemporary creation. To do this, it identifies, through the COAL Art and Environment Prize, the best artists’ proposals in the world, and accompanies them through residencies, productions, exhibitions and artistic direction of collections.
Practical information
The Consulate
30 Rue Ballu
75009 Paris
leconsulat.org
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