For the third year in a row, the SACRe programme of the Université PSL and the École supérieure d’art d’Avignon are overseeing a two-day event consisting of research and creation panels as part of the Festival d’Avignon, to explore the place of audiences distant from the world of art in dynamics of collective creation, in light of a reflection on “situated knowledge,” the responsibility of the artist, and the reciprocity of exchanges. What does it mean to “create a work with” an artist or the audience? How can one make use of artistic gestures that encourage the reception of other voices without instrumentalising them? How can those voices be protected from various forms of appropriation? How can practices and knowledge be decentered?
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With Mohamed El Khatib, author and director of La vie secrète des vieux, Emmanuel Ethis, rector of the Académie de Rennes, Aïda Bruyère, artist, Nicolas Daubanes, artist and lecturer at ESAA, Mélanie Bousquet and Lucie Monty-Brunel, artists and participants in the Le Grand Tour project.
Hosted by Antoine de Baecque, Professor at ENS-PSL and Director of SACRe, Morgan Labar, Director of ESAA, Barbara Turquier, Head of Research at La Fémis and Director of SACRe