WITHOUT RESERVATION – 2024
SANS RÉSERVE,COAL’s new artistic and festive event dedicated to creative activity committed to the living world, returns for its second…
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 2023 COAL AND STUDENT AWARD NOMINEES
The ten artists nominated for the COAL 2023 Prize and the three artists nominated for the COAL – Culture & Diversity 2023 Student Prize will be revealed in preview during the Art History Festival at the Château de Fontainebleau, from June 2 to 4.
Published on 23 April 2023
THE ART HISTORY FESTIVAL
On June 2, 3 and 4, 2023, the Art History Festival will celebrate Belgium and honor the climate. Conferences, round tables, film screenings, exhibitions, book and art magazine fairs, student and professional meetings, tours, children’s workshops, concerts… The festival is more than 200 events showcasing the richness of visual arts from all eras.
For three days, specialists, students and enthusiasts will meet in the exceptional setting of the Château de Fontainebleau for a moment of sharing around the latest research in art history.
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COAL HIGHLIGHT, JUNE 4
On Sunday June 4th at 3pm, COAL will announce the nominees for the COAL Prize and the COAL Student Prize – Culture & Diversity 2023. It will be an opportunity to discover ten artistic approaches to the plant world in the presence of Christopher Yggdre (Laccolade Foundation), Lauranne Germond (COAL) and Nicolas Deshais (landscaper and botanist – Atelier NDF and Horae gallery), members of the selection committee. The winners will then be celebrated during a thematic day, on September 20, at the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, in Paris.
Sunday June 4th at 3pm
Château de Fontainebleau | Place Charles de Gaulle 77300 Fontainebleau
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CLIMATE, THEME 2023
The climate occupies us, the climate worries us, but it would be proud to think that we are the first to ask ourselves these questions, already in the minds of our predecessors.
Weather and climate are two sides of the same coin. When we talk about meteorology, we are talking about events such as wind, rain, heat, in a daily experience. When we talk about climate, time is taken into account over much longer periods. The French language uses the same word to talk about the weather and the time that passes. Long time, historical time, is therefore inherent to the very notion of climate.
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CALL FOR ENTRIES – ATELIER NUNO DA LUZ – SANS RÉSERVE
Artist Nuno da Luz, winner of the COAL 2024 Award – “Transformative Territories” – is looking for participants for his…
COAL 2024 PRIZE: THE WINNERS
The COAL 2024 Prize was awarded to Yan Tomaszewski for his project Sequana. Visit jury’s special prize was awarded to…