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VISUAL
ARTS
ARCHITECTURE
MUSIC
SCIENCE
AT ICAR-PARIS ON THE CANAL ST. MARTIN, 2000-2002
en Français
Click to read about the
Icar-Paris space
Click to see Icar
Program Participants
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ABOUT ART/RESEARCH 2000 PROGRAM: JANUARY 2000 - APRIL 2002 |
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Between January 2000 and April 2002 ICAR-Paris presented a
six-part Art/Research 2000 Program.
Created to interact with ICAR's multidimensional site,
Art/Research 2000 combined single-artist visual arts
projects - such as exhibitions of John Coplans, Dennis
Oppenheim, William De Lottie, Vito Acconci/Acconci Studio,
Akira Arita, and JCJ Vanderheyden - with an ongoing
series of music events and lectures on art and science. It
made use of new technical media and new concepts in
architecture and theory to develop its research thematic.
Click to read about
Art/Research 2000 Program
WORKSHOP/EXHIBITION: MAY - JULY 2002 |
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A SPECIAL PROJECT PRESENTED BY THE PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO OF THE
ÉCOLE NATIONAL SUPÉRIEURE DES BEAUX-ARTS (ENSBA).
More than
just an exhibition, the project involved the actual
placement of the École des Beaux-Arts' studio on the
premises of ICAR-Paris for the two months from May 7 to July
14, 2002. Directed by artists Patrick Faigenbaum and
Marc Pataut, the studio operates in conjunction with
the seminar of Jean-François Chevrier, Professor of
Art History at ENSBA.
Click to read the
ENSBA Press Release:
English /
Français
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ICAR PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS |
Visual Arts:
Vito Acconci/Acconci Studio (Press
Release and Reproductions)
Akira Arita (Press Release)
John Coplans (Artist Text)
William De Lottie (Press
Release and Reproductions)
Rens Lipsius (Press
Release and Reproductions)
Dennis Oppenheim (Press
Release)
JCJ Vanderheyden (Press Release)
Click to read Artists’
biographies
Lectures and Seminars:
Arkady Plotnitsky, Professor of English,
Purdue University,
USA.
Jean-Michel Rabaté, Professor of English, University of
Pennsylvania, USA.
Fred Wagemans, Art Historian and Curator,
the Netherlands
Music:
Alice Ader (piano) and Ensemble Ader
Avner Arad (piano)
Latica Honda-Rosenberg (violin)
Mahnkyu Kim (bass-baritone)
Simon Lebens (piano)
Eldar Nebolsin (piano)
École des Beaux Arts (ENSBA) Project
Artists:
Patrick Faigenbaum and
Mark Pataut
Professor Jean-François Chevrier,
Art History at ENSBA
Choreographer Nathalie Ripoll
Students of ENSBA
Click to read the
ENSBA Press Release:
English /
Français
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Icar (Institute for the Cooperation of Art and Research)
supports and conducts programs in the arts and sciences -
painting; sculpture; photography; installation; video and
digital art; design; architecture; music; performance;
writing; and discourse - in order to bring together
different forms of human experience and create new
opportunities for education, art, and research.
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Rens Lipsius
Falling Sky 1, 1997-1998
Oil on canvas, 71" x 78 3/4" |
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FALL 2002 PROGRAM AT
ICAR-PARIS |
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October 2 - December 16, 2002: Exhibition of
paintings of Rens Lipsius (b. 1960 in Soest, the
Netherlands), the artist responsible for the conception of
the ICAR-Paris space and an active participant in
Art/Research 2000. The site-specific installation also
includes photography, digital art, and objects. To Lipsius,
"what is of interest is what one can still do with a canvas,
brush, knife and paint."
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Click to read
about the exhibition:
English
/ Français
Click to see Rens
Lipsius' work
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October 24 - October 28, 2002: Icar is presenting a
selection from Art/Research 2000 at the FIAC 2002 at
Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles.
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Contact us at
info@icarfoundation.org
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