Adapt? work, live, welcome in a changing territory. Patricia Pelloux, deputy director of Apur, will host the opening conference.
This year, the TRAM network's professional day focuses on the territory of Île-de-France in the light of its many changes - urban planning, sociological, linked to major events (mobility or sports in particular) for the years to come. coming— and with particular attention paid to the repercussions that these profound changes have on the actors and actresses of the visual arts; on our uses, our operations, the development of new sharing dynamics, the pooling and solidarity born of this changing context.
To respond collectively and optimistically to these issues and as part of the deployment of SODAVI-F, Orientation Scheme for the Visual Arts in Île-de-France, the TRAM professional day will be articulated between artistic performances, collective moments and 3 forums around targeted themes.
With: Bénédicte Alliot (director of the Cité Internationale des Arts), Morgane Baffier (performing artist-author), Pierre-Emmanuel Bécherand (head of the Architecture, Creation, Design and Culture Unit, Société du Grand Paris), Samuel Belfond ( author and art critic), Fabienne Brugère (philosopher and teacher), Stéphanie Chazalon (director of the Institute of Islamic Cultures), Aurore Combasteix (general secretary of the frac île-de-france), Éric Degoutte (director of the contemporary art center Les Tanneries d'Amilly), Pauline Gacon (director of the Maison Populaire), Laura Lohéac (executive director of the PAUSE programme), Flavie L. T. (artist, Le Houloc), Lucie Marinier (professor of the CNAM, holder of the chair of cultural and creative engineering), Madeleine Mathé (director of the Center d'art contemporain Chanot), Olivier Milis (head of development for the Fédération des récupérathèques), Xavier Montagnon (secretary general of CIPAC), Patricia Pelloux (director assistant trice of APUR), Eddy Terki (artist-author)…