Conference programme

FRIDAY 29 NOVEMBER

Table ronde

12:30 PM

Roundtable on Patronage and Art
Moderated by Viviane Beoletto, Vice-President of SAAMS

Theme: Cultural patronage as a transmission of values and a tool for businesses.

With:

  • Mr. Thierry Cahn, President of the Société Schongauer (Unterlinden Museum) and President of the Banque Populaire Foundation
  • Isabelle Formhals, President of the Aquatic Show Foundation
  • Cédric Simonin, CEO of Groupe Vivialys and Chairman of Trianon Résidence
  • Jean-Marc Scherrer, President of Barrisol
  • Isabelle Boucher-Doigneau, Mission Officer for Patronage and Private Fundraising at DRAC Grand Est
Gravure

3:00 PM

Screening of a Documentary Film on the Work of Engraver Philippe Mohlitz
With Fabrice Cambou, Director of the Graphics Corner Gallery

table ronde

5:00 PM


Roundtable Moderated by Grégory Jérôme

Theme: Dynamics of the Artistic Ecosystem in the Rhine Plain

Part of the long-term project Correspondanz, this cross-border artistic collaboration cycle explores the cultural nuances between Germany and France while fostering the production of collective imaginaries.

A conference organized by the INACT association in partnership with HEAR and Plan d'Est.

Performance

6:00 pm

Artistic Performance by Artist Miel Maloberti
At the Jardin d'Hiver Gallery Booth

Saturday, November 30

Conférence

2:00 PM

Bail Art: Conference on Leasing in Business

Conférence

3:00 PM

Cathy Gangloff and Michel Dejean (Founders of the Lien d'art contemporain Association, Éditions Lire Objet)

Theme: What is an Artist's Book?

Conférence

4:00 PM

Conference on Raymond Waydelich led by Christophe Fleurov (Former Gallery Owner and Artist Agent)

Theme: Raymond Waydelich, a Political Artist: The Concern of Passing on a Legacy and Remaining Free.

Sunday, December 1

Conférence

2:00 PM

Yannick Lefrançois, Illustrator at DNA

Theme: "The Role of Editorial Cartoons in the Media" – Interviewed by Jean-Luc Fournier, Journalist.

Conférence

3:00 PM

Florian Siffer and Christine Esch

Theme: Alsace and the Beginning of Children's Illustration (19th-20th Centuries).