Diary 2011
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A themed exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in ParisThursday 18 February 2010 - Wednesday 30 November 2011 / Paris (France)Worshipped, feared or misunderstood, animals embody every nuance of good and evil. An exhibition at the Arts Décoratifs (Galerie d'Études) explores this rich source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.A themed exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in ParisThursday 18 February 2010 - Wednesday 30 November 2011 / Paris (France)Worshipped, feared or misunderstood, animals embody every nuance of good and evil. An exhibition at the Arts Décoratifs (Galerie d'Études) explores this rich source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.A themed exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in ParisThursday 18 February 2010 - Wednesday 30 November 2011 / Paris (France)Worshipped, feared or misunderstood, animals embody every nuance of good and evil. An exhibition at the Arts Décoratifs (Galerie d'Études) explores this rich source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.A themed exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in ParisThursday 18 February 2010 - Wednesday 30 November 2011 / Paris (France)Worshipped, feared or misunderstood, animals embody every nuance of good and evil. An exhibition at the Arts Décoratifs (Galerie d'Études) explores this rich source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.A themed exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in ParisThursday 18 February 2010 - Wednesday 30 November 2011 / Paris (France)Worshipped, feared or misunderstood, animals embody every nuance of good and evil. An exhibition at the Arts Décoratifs (Galerie d'Études) explores this rich source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.A themed exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in ParisThursday 18 February 2010 - Wednesday 30 November 2011 / Paris (France)Worshipped, feared or misunderstood, animals embody every nuance of good and evil. An exhibition at the Arts Décoratifs (Galerie d'Études) explores this rich source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.A themed exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in ParisThursday 18 February 2010 - Wednesday 30 November 2011 / Paris (France)Worshipped, feared or misunderstood, animals embody every nuance of good and evil. An exhibition at the Arts Décoratifs (Galerie d'Études) explores this rich source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.A themed exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in ParisThursday 18 February 2010 - Wednesday 30 November 2011 / Paris (France)Worshipped, feared or misunderstood, animals embody every nuance of good and evil. An exhibition at the Arts Décoratifs (Galerie d'Études) explores this rich source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.A themed exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in ParisThursday 18 February 2010 - Wednesday 30 November 2011 / Paris (France)Worshipped, feared or misunderstood, animals embody every nuance of good and evil. An exhibition at the Arts Décoratifs (Galerie d'Études) explores this rich source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.A themed exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in ParisThursday 18 February 2010 - Wednesday 30 November 2011 / Paris (France)Worshipped, feared or misunderstood, animals embody every nuance of good and evil. An exhibition at the Arts Décoratifs (Galerie d'Études) explores this rich source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.A themed exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in ParisThursday 18 February 2010 - Wednesday 30 November 2011 / Paris (France)Worshipped, feared or misunderstood, animals embody every nuance of good and evil. An exhibition at the Arts Décoratifs (Galerie d'Études) explores this rich source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.Video art in a nomadic architectural unitFriday 26 February 2010 - Sunday 1 May 2011 / Seoul (Korea), ArtSonje museumThe H BOX project commissions new video works for a specially-designed "nomadic" viewing unit. H BOX is hosted by museums and art events around the world.Video art in a nomadic architectural unitFriday 26 February 2010 - Sunday 1 May 2011 / Seoul (Korea), ArtSonje museumThe H BOX project commissions new video works for a specially-designed "nomadic" viewing unit. H BOX is hosted by museums and art events around the world.Video art in a nomadic architectural unitFriday 26 February 2010 - Sunday 1 May 2011 / Seoul (Korea), ArtSonje museumThe H BOX project commissions new video works for a specially-designed "nomadic" viewing unit. H BOX is hosted by museums and art events around the world.Video art in a nomadic architectural unitFriday 26 February 2010 - Sunday 1 May 2011 / Seoul (Korea), ArtSonje museumThe H BOX project commissions new video works for a specially-designed "nomadic" viewing unit. H BOX is hosted by museums and art events around the world.Video art in a nomadic architectural unitFriday 26 February 2010 - Sunday 1 May 2011 / Seoul (Korea), ArtSonje museumThe H BOX project commissions new video works for a specially-designed "nomadic" viewing unit. H BOX is hosted by museums and art events around the world.Michel Bleu CielFriday 5 November 2010 - Friday 14 January 2011 / TH13, Bern (Switzerland). Theaterplatz, 13, 3011. 10 am. – 5 pm. Closed SundayYoung Swiss photographers Geoffrey Cottenceau and Romain Rousset share a love of off-beat, alternative approaches, makeshift objects and comedy. At the invitation of the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès, they are delighting visitors to Galerie TH13 in Berne, in the final quarter of 2010.Ordinary ParadiseFriday 10 December 2010 - Sunday 16 January 2011 / Third Floor, Singapour. 541 Orchard Road, Liat Towers. Daily, 10.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Free admissionSince 2006, Third Floor has focused on new works of contemporary art. This winter, the exhibition space presents photographic and video works by Korean artist Yeondoo Jung.SnowFriday 10 December 2010 - Monday 28 February 2011 / Le Forum, Tokyo (Japan). 5-4-1, Ginza, Chuo-ku. 11 am. - 7pm., open daily. Admission freeBased in Los Angeles and dividing his time between Mexico and China, Japanese artist Yutaka Sone is the guest of the Forum, in Tokyo, with Snow, an installation inspired by mountain snowscapes, both real and imagined.SnowFriday 10 December 2010 - Monday 28 February 2011 / Le Forum, Tokyo (Japan). 5-4-1, Ginza, Chuo-ku. 11 am. - 7pm., open daily. Admission freeBased in Los Angeles and dividing his time between Mexico and China, Japanese artist Yutaka Sone is the guest of the Forum, in Tokyo, with Snow, an installation inspired by mountain snowscapes, both real and imagined.A choreographic work by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and Damien JaletThursday 13 January 2011 - Saturday 15 January 2011 / Lyon, FranceSidi Larbi Cherkaoui & Damien Jalet join forces with British visual artist Antony Gormley to create Babel (words), a dance performance that explores language and its relationship with nationhood, identity and religion.Vibrato con SordinoFriday 14 January 2011 - Saturday 26 March 2011 / La Verrière, Brussels (Belgium). 50, boulevard de Waterloo. Monday to Saturday, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. Admission freeCharlotte Charbonnel defines her work as 'one thing that reveals another'. Invited by the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès to create a work in situ at La Verrière in Brussels, she has transformed the exhibition space into a giant musical instrument, paradoxically silent yet full of sound.Vibrato con SordinoFriday 14 January 2011 - Saturday 26 March 2011 / La Verrière, Brussels (Belgium). 50, boulevard de Waterloo. Monday to Saturday, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. Admission freeCharlotte Charbonnel defines her work as 'one thing that reveals another'. Invited by the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès to create a work in situ at La Verrière in Brussels, she has transformed the exhibition space into a giant musical instrument, paradoxically silent yet full of sound.Vibrato con SordinoFriday 14 January 2011 - Saturday 26 March 2011 / La Verrière, Brussels (Belgium). 50, boulevard de Waterloo. Monday to Saturday, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. Admission freeCharlotte Charbonnel defines her work as 'one thing that reveals another'. Invited by the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès to create a work in situ at La Verrière in Brussels, she has transformed the exhibition space into a giant musical instrument, paradoxically silent yet full of sound.A visual and musical performance by Traffic QuintetThursday 3 February 2011 / L’Arsenal, Metz (France)The Traffic Quintet is a new string ensemble combining performance art with classical and modern music. Their new work evokes the celluloid passions of great film actresses.The Beings are SilentFriday 11 February 2011 - Saturday 23 April 2011 / TH13, Bern (Switzerland). Theaterplatz, 13, 3011. 10 am. – 5 pm. Closed SundayWorks by young Finnish artist Anni Leppälä compose a mysterious, highly personal narrative. Commissioned to produce a photographic series specifically for TH13 in Berne, she presents an exhibition of images evoking her dreamlike world.The Beings are SilentFriday 11 February 2011 - Saturday 23 April 2011 / TH13, Bern (Switzerland). Theaterplatz, 13, 3011. 10 am. – 5 pm. Closed SundayWorks by young Finnish artist Anni Leppälä compose a mysterious, highly personal narrative. Commissioned to produce a photographic series specifically for TH13 in Berne, she presents an exhibition of images evoking her dreamlike world.The Beings are SilentFriday 11 February 2011 - Saturday 23 April 2011 / TH13, Bern (Switzerland). Theaterplatz, 13, 3011. 10 am. – 5 pm. Closed SundayWorks by young Finnish artist Anni Leppälä compose a mysterious, highly personal narrative. Commissioned to produce a photographic series specifically for TH13 in Berne, she presents an exhibition of images evoking her dreamlike world.A visual and musical performance by Traffic QuintetWednesday 2 March 2011 / Cité de la Musique, Paris (France)The Traffic Quintet is a new string ensemble combining performance art with classical and modern music. Their new work evokes the celluloid passions of great film actresses.A choreographic work by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and Damien JaletThursday 10 March 2011 / Bonn, GermanySidi Larbi Cherkaoui & Damien Jalet join forces with British visual artist Antony Gormley to create Babel (words), a dance performance that explores language and its relationship with nationhood, identity and religion.Manual craft skills for the preservation of artThursday 10 March 2011 - Sunday 5 June 2011 / Exhibition : Jean-Louis Forain (1852-1931), "La Comédie parisienne", Paris, Petit-PalaisReflecting its vocation to promote expert craft skills, the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès is working with the Petit Palais and the Arts Décoratifs (France's national school and museum of the decorative arts) to restore the works of Jean-Louis Forain, for a spring 2011 exhibition in Paris.Manual craft skills for the preservation of artThursday 10 March 2011 - Sunday 5 June 2011 / Exhibition : Jean-Louis Forain (1852-1931), "La Comédie parisienne", Paris, Petit-PalaisReflecting its vocation to promote expert craft skills, the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès is working with the Petit Palais and the Arts Décoratifs (France's national school and museum of the decorative arts) to restore the works of Jean-Louis Forain, for a spring 2011 exhibition in Paris.Manual craft skills for the preservation of artThursday 10 March 2011 - Sunday 5 June 2011 / Exhibition : Jean-Louis Forain (1852-1931), "La Comédie parisienne", Paris, Petit-PalaisReflecting its vocation to promote expert craft skills, the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès is working with the Petit Palais and the Arts Décoratifs (France's national school and museum of the decorative arts) to restore the works of Jean-Louis Forain, for a spring 2011 exhibition in Paris.Manual craft skills for the preservation of artThursday 10 March 2011 - Sunday 5 June 2011 / Exhibition : Jean-Louis Forain (1852-1931), "La Comédie parisienne", Paris, Petit-PalaisReflecting its vocation to promote expert craft skills, the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès is working with the Petit Palais and the Arts Décoratifs (France's national school and museum of the decorative arts) to restore the works of Jean-Louis Forain, for a spring 2011 exhibition in Paris.A visual and musical performance by Traffic QuintetTuesday 15 March 2011 / La Comète, Châlon en Champagne (France)The Traffic Quintet is a new string ensemble combining performance art with classical and modern music. Their new work evokes the celluloid passions of great film actresses.A visual and musical performance by Traffic QuintetFriday 25 March 2011 / Théâtre du Garde-chasse, Les Lilas (France)The Traffic Quintet is a new string ensemble combining performance art with classical and modern music. Their new work evokes the celluloid passions of great film actresses.LapsesWednesday 6 April 2011 - Monday 6 June 2011 / President Mazaryck #422 – A, Col. Polanco, Mexico D.F., MexicoThe Fondation d'entreprise Hermès presents the third edition of Arbol Objeto de Arte, inviting a contemporary artist to create a work centred on the magnificent jacaranda tree on Mexico City's Presidente Mazaryck avenue, as part of the fringe programme for the Zona Maco contemporary art fair.LapsesWednesday 6 April 2011 - Monday 6 June 2011 / President Mazaryck #422 – A, Col. Polanco, Mexico D.F., MexicoThe Fondation d'entreprise Hermès presents the third edition of Arbol Objeto de Arte, inviting a contemporary artist to create a work centred on the magnificent jacaranda tree on Mexico City's Presidente Mazaryck avenue, as part of the fringe programme for the Zona Maco contemporary art fair.LapsesWednesday 6 April 2011 - Monday 6 June 2011 / President Mazaryck #422 – A, Col. Polanco, Mexico D.F., MexicoThe Fondation d'entreprise Hermès presents the third edition of Arbol Objeto de Arte, inviting a contemporary artist to create a work centred on the magnificent jacaranda tree on Mexico City's Presidente Mazaryck avenue, as part of the fringe programme for the Zona Maco contemporary art fair.Flame of the ForestThursday 28 April 2011 - Sunday 5 June 2011 / Third Floor, Singapore. 541 Orchard Road, Liat Towers. Daily 10.30 a.m. – 7.30 p.m. Admission freeIndian artist Ranjani Shettar was born in 1977, in Bangalore, where she still lives and works today. Her sculptural installations are inspired by the constantly-evolving fabric of her native city. Third Floor invited her to stage her first solo exhibition in Singapore.Flame of the ForestThursday 28 April 2011 - Sunday 5 June 2011 / Third Floor, Singapore. 541 Orchard Road, Liat Towers. Daily 10.30 a.m. – 7.30 p.m. Admission freeIndian artist Ranjani Shettar was born in 1977, in Bangalore, where she still lives and works today. Her sculptural installations are inspired by the constantly-evolving fabric of her native city. Third Floor invited her to stage her first solo exhibition in Singapore.Flame of the ForestThursday 28 April 2011 - Sunday 5 June 2011 / Third Floor, Singapore. 541 Orchard Road, Liat Towers. Daily 10.30 a.m. – 7.30 p.m. Admission freeIndian artist Ranjani Shettar was born in 1977, in Bangalore, where she still lives and works today. Her sculptural installations are inspired by the constantly-evolving fabric of her native city. Third Floor invited her to stage her first solo exhibition in Singapore.Ten Thousand WavesFriday 29 April 2011 - Sunday 17 July 2011 / Atelier Hermès, Seoul (Korea)Ten Thousand Waves is British video artist Isaac Julien's first solo exhibition in Korea, featuring a new version of the work of the same name, reconfigured for the event.Ten Thousand WavesFriday 29 April 2011 - Sunday 17 July 2011 / Atelier Hermès, Seoul (Korea)Ten Thousand Waves is British video artist Isaac Julien's first solo exhibition in Korea, featuring a new version of the work of the same name, reconfigured for the event.Ten Thousand WavesFriday 29 April 2011 - Sunday 17 July 2011 / Atelier Hermès, Seoul (Korea)Ten Thousand Waves is British video artist Isaac Julien's first solo exhibition in Korea, featuring a new version of the work of the same name, reconfigured for the event.Ten Thousand WavesFriday 29 April 2011 - Sunday 17 July 2011 / Atelier Hermès, Seoul (Korea)Ten Thousand Waves is British video artist Isaac Julien's first solo exhibition in Korea, featuring a new version of the work of the same name, reconfigured for the event.There Are No CirclesSaturday 30 April 2011 - Saturday 2 July 2011 / La Verrière, Brussels (Belgium)Lionel Estève is a French artist working with colour and movement, based in Brussels for over twenty years. For La Verrière, he has created a monumental mobile – his biggest yet - reflecting the scale of the space.There Are No CirclesSaturday 30 April 2011 - Saturday 2 July 2011 / La Verrière, Brussels (Belgium)Lionel Estève is a French artist working with colour and movement, based in Brussels for over twenty years. For La Verrière, he has created a monumental mobile – his biggest yet - reflecting the scale of the space.There Are No CirclesSaturday 30 April 2011 - Saturday 2 July 2011 / La Verrière, Brussels (Belgium)Lionel Estève is a French artist working with colour and movement, based in Brussels for over twenty years. For La Verrière, he has created a monumental mobile – his biggest yet - reflecting the scale of the space.There Are No CirclesSaturday 30 April 2011 - Saturday 2 July 2011 / La Verrière, Brussels (Belgium)Lionel Estève is a French artist working with colour and movement, based in Brussels for over twenty years. For La Verrière, he has created a monumental mobile – his biggest yet - reflecting the scale of the space.Artist's residency 2010: De rien de se crée rienFriday 6 May 2011 - Saturday 18 June 2011 / Exhibition at the Cristal Museum of Saint-LouisIn 2010, the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès forged links between craftsmanship and contemporary art, with four residencies for French-speaking artists in each of the Hermès workshops. Mentored by Emmanuel Saulnier, Olivier Sévère and glass-workers at the Cristalleries de Saint-Louis created a group of 'crystal boulders'.Artist's residency 2010: De rien de se crée rienFriday 6 May 2011 - Saturday 18 June 2011 / Exhibition at the Cristal Museum of Saint-LouisIn 2010, the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès forged links between craftsmanship and contemporary art, with four residencies for French-speaking artists in each of the Hermès workshops. Mentored by Emmanuel Saulnier, Olivier Sévère and glass-workers at the Cristalleries de Saint-Louis created a group of 'crystal boulders'.ForcesThursday 12 May 2011 - Sunday 28 August 2011 / TH13, Berne (Suisse)German photographer Sonja Braas's Forces series is the product of several years of work, exploring the essence of photographic representation through the medium of the natural world. Six images from the series are being shown at Galerie TH13, in Bern.ForcesThursday 12 May 2011 - Sunday 28 August 2011 / TH13, Berne (Suisse)German photographer Sonja Braas's Forces series is the product of several years of work, exploring the essence of photographic representation through the medium of the natural world. Six images from the series are being shown at Galerie TH13, in Bern.ForcesThursday 12 May 2011 - Sunday 28 August 2011 / TH13, Berne (Suisse)German photographer Sonja Braas's Forces series is the product of several years of work, exploring the essence of photographic representation through the medium of the natural world. Six images from the series are being shown at Galerie TH13, in Bern.ForcesThursday 12 May 2011 - Sunday 28 August 2011 / TH13, Berne (Suisse)German photographer Sonja Braas's Forces series is the product of several years of work, exploring the essence of photographic representation through the medium of the natural world. Six images from the series are being shown at Galerie TH13, in Bern.IlluminanceFriday 20 May 2011 - Saturday 16 July 2011 / Gallery at Hermès, New York (USA). 691 Madison AvenueJapanese artist Rinko Kawauchi presents for the first time in the Unites States a selection of photographs entitled "Illuminance" at the Gallery at Hermès. Her pictures reveal the extraordinary potential of seemingly ordinary, snapshot images.IlluminanceFriday 20 May 2011 - Saturday 16 July 2011 / Gallery at Hermès, New York (USA). 691 Madison AvenueJapanese artist Rinko Kawauchi presents for the first time in the Unites States a selection of photographs entitled "Illuminance" at the Gallery at Hermès. Her pictures reveal the extraordinary potential of seemingly ordinary, snapshot images.IlluminanceFriday 20 May 2011 - Saturday 16 July 2011 / Gallery at Hermès, New York (USA). 691 Madison AvenueJapanese artist Rinko Kawauchi presents for the first time in the Unites States a selection of photographs entitled "Illuminance" at the Gallery at Hermès. Her pictures reveal the extraordinary potential of seemingly ordinary, snapshot images.Education through danceThursday 26 May 2011 - Saturday 28 May 2011 / Nouveau Théatre de MontreuilDancer Anne-Karine Lescop is recreating choreographer Odile Duboc's 1993 work Projet de la matière, with a company of children aged 4 to 11.Conference, June 8, 2011, ParisWednesday 8 June 2011 / Conference, Théâtre de la Cité internationale universitaire / room Adenauer, ParisIddri (the Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations) and the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès present Market-based instruments for biodiversity: nature at any cost? The latest in a series exploring key issues of biodiversity, the conference asks: can the economy and the environment ever make good bedfellows?Video art in a nomadic architectural unitSaturday 11 June 2011 - Sunday 17 July 2011 / Beijing (China), Today Art MuseumThe H BOX project commissions new video works for a specially-designed "nomadic" viewing unit. H BOX is hosted by museums and art events around the world.Video art in a nomadic architectural unitSaturday 11 June 2011 - Sunday 17 July 2011 / Beijing (China), Today Art MuseumThe H BOX project commissions new video works for a specially-designed "nomadic" viewing unit. H BOX is hosted by museums and art events around the world.A bold tribute to The Rite of Spring.Wednesday 22 June 2011 - Thursday 23 June 2011 / Premiered at the Festival Montpellier Danse 2011David Wampach’s SACRE is an ambitious, radical reworking of a foundational work of modern dance, freely adapted from the Rite of Spring, with support from the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès.How three young war photographers defined a new genreMonday 4 July 2011 - Sunday 18 September 2011 / Les Rencontres d’Arles, Arles (France)As part of the festival, Les Rencontres d’Arles, the Musée Départemental Arles Antique presents La Valise Mexicaine (‘The Mexican Suitcase’), an exhibition of unpublished photographic series taken by Robert Capa, Gerda Taro and Chim, during the Spanish Civil War. Rediscovered in Mexico in 2007, this is their first showing in Europe.How three young war photographers defined a new genreMonday 4 July 2011 - Sunday 18 September 2011 / Les Rencontres d’Arles, Arles (France)As part of the festival, Les Rencontres d’Arles, the Musée Départemental Arles Antique presents La Valise Mexicaine (‘The Mexican Suitcase’), an exhibition of unpublished photographic series taken by Robert Capa, Gerda Taro and Chim, during the Spanish Civil War. Rediscovered in Mexico in 2007, this is their first showing in Europe.How three young war photographers defined a new genreMonday 4 July 2011 - Sunday 18 September 2011 / Les Rencontres d’Arles, Arles (France)As part of the festival, Les Rencontres d’Arles, the Musée Départemental Arles Antique presents La Valise Mexicaine (‘The Mexican Suitcase’), an exhibition of unpublished photographic series taken by Robert Capa, Gerda Taro and Chim, during the Spanish Civil War. Rediscovered in Mexico in 2007, this is their first showing in Europe.AK-A-DEMonday 12 September 2011 - Saturday 22 October 2011 / La Verrière, Brussels (Belgium). 50, boulevard de WaterlooAn encounter between art and meditation, a surprising synthesis of Buddhism and south American art: Jean -Charles Pigeau’s work is an invitation to embark on an inner journey. Pigeau has created a monumental sculpture, an object of contemplation, bathed in the light of La Verrière.AK-A-DEMonday 12 September 2011 - Saturday 22 October 2011 / La Verrière, Brussels (Belgium). 50, boulevard de WaterlooAn encounter between art and meditation, a surprising synthesis of Buddhism and south American art: Jean -Charles Pigeau’s work is an invitation to embark on an inner journey. Pigeau has created a monumental sculpture, an object of contemplation, bathed in the light of La Verrière.New contemporary performance at the Potager du Roi in VersaillesSaturday 17 September 2011 - Sunday 18 September 2011 / Potager du Roi, Versailles (France)The 5th Plastique Danse Flore festival continues its tradition of multidisciplinary performance at Versailles’s Potager du Roi, combining contemporary dance, performance and visual arts. This year, twenty guest artists explored the connections between art and landscape.Passing on the messageWednesday 5 October 2011 - Sunday 20 November 2011 / Centre dramatique national d’Orléans/Loiret/Centre, OrléansDisturbed by French author Yannick Haenel’s book Jan Karski and its bold illumination of aspects of the Shoah, director Arthur Nauzyciel has adapted it for the stage. A new video work by Polish visual artist Miroslaw Balka reinforces the scope and message of a production (presented at the opening of ‘New Settings 2011’) that is also an act of witness.Passing on the messageWednesday 5 October 2011 - Sunday 20 November 2011 / Centre dramatique national d’Orléans/Loiret/Centre, OrléansDisturbed by French author Yannick Haenel’s book Jan Karski and its bold illumination of aspects of the Shoah, director Arthur Nauzyciel has adapted it for the stage. A new video work by Polish visual artist Miroslaw Balka reinforces the scope and message of a production (presented at the opening of ‘New Settings 2011’) that is also an act of witness.How three young war photographers defined a new genreThursday 6 October 2011 - Sunday 15 January 2012 / Musée national d’Art de Catalogne, Barcelona (Spain)As part of the festival, Les Rencontres d’Arles, the Musée Départemental Arles Antique presents La Valise Mexicaine (‘The Mexican Suitcase’), an exhibition of unpublished photographic series taken by Robert Capa, Gerda Taro and Chim, during the Spanish Civil War. Rediscovered in Mexico in 2007, this is their first showing in Europe.How three young war photographers defined a new genreThursday 6 October 2011 - Sunday 15 January 2012 / Musée national d’Art de Catalogne, Barcelona (Spain)As part of the festival, Les Rencontres d’Arles, the Musée Départemental Arles Antique presents La Valise Mexicaine (‘The Mexican Suitcase’), an exhibition of unpublished photographic series taken by Robert Capa, Gerda Taro and Chim, during the Spanish Civil War. Rediscovered in Mexico in 2007, this is their first showing in Europe.How three young war photographers defined a new genreThursday 6 October 2011 - Sunday 15 January 2012 / Musée national d’Art de Catalogne, Barcelona (Spain)As part of the festival, Les Rencontres d’Arles, the Musée Départemental Arles Antique presents La Valise Mexicaine (‘The Mexican Suitcase’), an exhibition of unpublished photographic series taken by Robert Capa, Gerda Taro and Chim, during the Spanish Civil War. Rediscovered in Mexico in 2007, this is their first showing in Europe.Seize the dayFriday 7 October 2011 / Scène nationale de Cavaillon, CavaillonA winter’s night. Two children aged six and seven flee Germany to get married in Africa, and are stopped at the airport. A fleeting dream captured in Sun – the essence of childhood in a single instant. A fantastical expansion of the space and scope of performance, devised by Cyril Teste and brought to life by Patrick Laffont.Seize the dayThursday 13 October 2011 - Friday 14 October 2011 / L’Onde, Théâtre et centre d’art, Vélizy-VillacoublayA winter’s night. Two children aged six and seven flee Germany to get married in Africa, and are stopped at the airport. A fleeting dream captured in Sun – the essence of childhood in a single instant. A fantastical expansion of the space and scope of performance, devised by Cyril Teste and brought to life by Patrick Laffont.Passing on the messageThursday 13 October 2011 - Friday 14 October 2011 / Comédie de Clermont-Ferrand, Scène nationale, Clermont-Ferrand,Disturbed by French author Yannick Haenel’s book Jan Karski and its bold illumination of aspects of the Shoah, director Arthur Nauzyciel has adapted it for the stage. A new video work by Polish visual artist Miroslaw Balka reinforces the scope and message of a production (presented at the opening of ‘New Settings 2011’) that is also an act of witness.We Came Along this RoadFriday 14 October 2011 - Sunday 15 January 2012 / TH13, Bern (Switzerland). Theaterplatz 13. Monday - Saturday, 10 am - 5 pm. Free admissionThe autumn exhibition at TH13 presents the intriguing photographic work of Olivier Metzger. We Came Along this Road is the mysterious journal of an artist in search of the essential, inner quality of his human subjets, or landscapes – taking an approach comparable to that of a theatre producer.We Came Along this RoadFriday 14 October 2011 - Sunday 15 January 2012 / TH13, Bern (Switzerland). Theaterplatz 13. Monday - Saturday, 10 am - 5 pm. Free admissionThe autumn exhibition at TH13 presents the intriguing photographic work of Olivier Metzger. We Came Along this Road is the mysterious journal of an artist in search of the essential, inner quality of his human subjets, or landscapes – taking an approach comparable to that of a theatre producer.We Came Along this RoadFriday 14 October 2011 - Sunday 15 January 2012 / TH13, Bern (Switzerland). Theaterplatz 13. Monday - Saturday, 10 am - 5 pm. Free admissionThe autumn exhibition at TH13 presents the intriguing photographic work of Olivier Metzger. We Came Along this Road is the mysterious journal of an artist in search of the essential, inner quality of his human subjets, or landscapes – taking an approach comparable to that of a theatre producer.The Hermès Foundation award for designTuesday 18 October 2011 / Presentation of the award & online exhibition openingThe Prix Émile Hermès is going international. The award is designed to support innovation, and promote young talents whose forward-looking creations reflect evolving societies and lifestyles worldwide.The Famous One from Lucas # 1Tuesday 18 October 2011 - Sunday 27 November 2011 / SingaporeIndonesian artist Christine Ay Tjoe takes the viewer on a spiritual journey with a delicate installation exploring the mystery of hope – a sentiment pivotal to the interaction of the physical and immaterial worlds.The Famous One from Lucas # 1Tuesday 18 October 2011 - Sunday 27 November 2011 / SingaporeIndonesian artist Christine Ay Tjoe takes the viewer on a spiritual journey with a delicate installation exploring the mystery of hope – a sentiment pivotal to the interaction of the physical and immaterial worlds.Seize the dayThursday 20 October 2011 / Le Parvis, Scène nationale Tarbes Pyrénées, TarbesA winter’s night. Two children aged six and seven flee Germany to get married in Africa, and are stopped at the airport. A fleeting dream captured in Sun – the essence of childhood in a single instant. A fantastical expansion of the space and scope of performance, devised by Cyril Teste and brought to life by Patrick Laffont.‘Biodiversity and local knowledge’ project winnerThursday 20 October 2011 - Monday 24 October 2011 / Saffron festivalMicroMegas is the second winner in the ‘Biodiversity and local knowledge’ project, steered jointly by IDDRI and the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès. MicroMegas promotes cultural and artistic events designed to network French and Moroccan expertise.Mulian MulianFriday 28 October 2011 - Tuesday 13 December 2011 / Seoul, KoreaA finalist in the Hermès Foundation Missulsang prize for Korean contemporary art in 2009, Rho Jae Oon (b. 1971) works in situ at the Atelier Hermès, with a solo exhibition revisiting the adventures of Mulian – a disciple of Buddha – as he struggles to free his mother from the torments of Hell.Mulian MulianFriday 28 October 2011 - Tuesday 13 December 2011 / Seoul, KoreaA finalist in the Hermès Foundation Missulsang prize for Korean contemporary art in 2009, Rho Jae Oon (b. 1971) works in situ at the Atelier Hermès, with a solo exhibition revisiting the adventures of Mulian – a disciple of Buddha – as he struggles to free his mother from the torments of Hell.Mulian MulianFriday 28 October 2011 - Tuesday 13 December 2011 / Seoul, KoreaA finalist in the Hermès Foundation Missulsang prize for Korean contemporary art in 2009, Rho Jae Oon (b. 1971) works in situ at the Atelier Hermès, with a solo exhibition revisiting the adventures of Mulian – a disciple of Buddha – as he struggles to free his mother from the torments of Hell.Icarus Falling – An Exhibition Lost de Ryan GanderThursday 3 November 2011 - Sunday 29 January 2012 / Maison Hermès, 8th Floor, Le Forum, Tokyo (Japon). 5-4-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku. Monday - Saturday (11am - 8 pm), Sunday (11am - 7 pm). Free admissionBritish artist Ryan Gander was invited to create a new work for the Forum’s 10th birthday celebrations. The intriguing installation revisits the history of Western art, the memory of the Forum itself and the roll-call of its exhibitions since opening in 1991.Icarus Falling – An Exhibition Lost de Ryan GanderThursday 3 November 2011 - Sunday 29 January 2012 / Maison Hermès, 8th Floor, Le Forum, Tokyo (Japon). 5-4-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku. Monday - Saturday (11am - 8 pm), Sunday (11am - 7 pm). Free admissionBritish artist Ryan Gander was invited to create a new work for the Forum’s 10th birthday celebrations. The intriguing installation revisits the history of Western art, the memory of the Forum itself and the roll-call of its exhibitions since opening in 1991.The Well WaterFriday 4 November 2011 - Saturday 17 December 2011 / La Verrière, Brussels (Belgium). 50, boulevard de Waterloo. Monday - Saturday, 11 am - 6 pm. Free admissionTrained in Abidjan, Grenoble and Düsseldorf, French-Cameroonian artist Barthélémy Toguo is the author of a universally-accessible body of work, with a strong social dimension - as witnessed in his new installation for late 2011 at La Verrière, in Brussels.The Well WaterFriday 4 November 2011 - Saturday 17 December 2011 / La Verrière, Brussels (Belgium). 50, boulevard de Waterloo. Monday - Saturday, 11 am - 6 pm. Free admissionTrained in Abidjan, Grenoble and Düsseldorf, French-Cameroonian artist Barthélémy Toguo is the author of a universally-accessible body of work, with a strong social dimension - as witnessed in his new installation for late 2011 at La Verrière, in Brussels.Seize the dayWednesday 16 November 2011 - Thursday 17 November 2011 / Théâtre de la Cité internationale, ParisA winter’s night. Two children aged six and seven flee Germany to get married in Africa, and are stopped at the airport. A fleeting dream captured in Sun – the essence of childhood in a single instant. A fantastical expansion of the space and scope of performance, devised by Cyril Teste and brought to life by Patrick Laffont.Renverser les perspectivesWednesday 16 November 2011 - Sunday 20 November 2011 / Théâtre de la Cité internationale, Paris, FranceNew Settings 2011 is partnering Passage à l’acte, the first co-production between choreographer Fanny de Chaillé and performance artist Philippe Ramette – an exploration of the relationship between the body and its surrounding space.The art of performance – performance and the artsWednesday 16 November 2011 - Sunday 20 November 2011 / New Settings 2011 at the Théâtre de la Cité internationale (Paris)Since its inception in 2008, the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès has supported the contemporary creative arts in their many forms. In 2011, the Foundation launched a new programme of support, dedicated to the performing arts: New Settings.Passing on the messageFriday 18 November 2011 - Sunday 20 November 2011 / Théâtre de la Cité internationale, ParisDisturbed by French author Yannick Haenel’s book Jan Karski and its bold illumination of aspects of the Shoah, director Arthur Nauzyciel has adapted it for the stage. A new video work by Polish visual artist Miroslaw Balka reinforces the scope and message of a production (presented at the opening of ‘New Settings 2011’) that is also an act of witness.Playing with frontiersSaturday 19 November 2011 - Sunday 20 November 2011 / Théâtre de la Cité internationale, Paris, FranceWhat becomes of the (true) story of a migrant who has crossed many borders once the story is told? « New Settings 2011 » presents Writing Spaces, conceived by Eli Commins and Stéfane Perraud as a life’s tale, fragmented in the multiple imagination of the one who listen to it.The art of stringed instrument and bow makingMonday 21 November 2011 - Monday 28 November 2011 / Concert featuring the winning instruments at Paris City HallThe Etienne Vatelot competition organized by City of Paris's is an international award aimed at perpetuating craft skills, promoting training for young makers of stringed instruments and bows, and encouraging tomorrow's artisans. The first competition in 2004 attracted 280 instruments and bows from 38 countries.The art of stringed instrument and bow makingSunday 27 November 2011 / Public exhibition of all the instruments and bows at Paris's 19th arrondissement City HallThe Etienne Vatelot competition organized by City of Paris's is an international award aimed at perpetuating craft skills, promoting training for young makers of stringed instruments and bows, and encouraging tomorrow's artisans. The first competition in 2004 attracted 280 instruments and bows from 38 countries.Seize the dayTuesday 29 November 2011 / Le Manège, Scène nationale de Maubeuge, MaubeugeA winter’s night. Two children aged six and seven flee Germany to get married in Africa, and are stopped at the airport. A fleeting dream captured in Sun – the essence of childhood in a single instant. A fantastical expansion of the space and scope of performance, devised by Cyril Teste and brought to life by Patrick Laffont.Renverser les perspectivesSaturday 3 December 2011 / MAC/VAL, Vitry-sur-SeineNew Settings 2011 is partnering Passage à l’acte, the first co-production between choreographer Fanny de Chaillé and performance artist Philippe Ramette – an exploration of the relationship between the body and its surrounding space.Passing on the messageMonday 12 December 2011 - Tuesday 13 December 2011 / Comédie de Reims, Centre dramatique national, ReimsDisturbed by French author Yannick Haenel’s book Jan Karski and its bold illumination of aspects of the Shoah, director Arthur Nauzyciel has adapted it for the stage. A new video work by Polish visual artist Miroslaw Balka reinforces the scope and message of a production (presented at the opening of ‘New Settings 2011’) that is also an act of witness.








