France
Organizer Information The Fondation François Schneider is a public-interest foundation (reconnue d’utilité publique), a status granted by decree on 10 August 2005. Founded in 2000 by former industrialist François Schneider, the Foundation has long been based at a former mineral-water bottling site in Wattwiller, Alsace, where it runs a Contemporary Art Centre dedicated to the […]
Organizer Information São Rafael Galleries is an independent contemporary art gallery specializing in luxury, immersive art experiences that merge physical art with mixed reality. Founded by twin sisters Mónica and Sílvia Raposo, the Portuguese gallery is an industry pioneer in utilizing virtual reality (VR), 3D holograms, and immersive tech to showcase alternative art forms. Known […]
Organizer Information RAMDAM, un centre d’art is an artist-run venue in Sainte-Foy-lès-Lyon, France, occupying a former carpentry workshop acquired in 1995. The site became the home base of Compagnie Maguy Marin — led by choreographer Maguy Marin, previously director of the National Choreographic Centre in Rillieux-la-Pape — when the company relocated there permanently in 2015, […]
Organizer Information ATLAS (Association pour la promotion de la traduction littéraire) is a cultural association based in Arles and Paris that has worked for over 40 years to support, train, and promote literary translators and their profession. It organizes the Assises de la traduction littéraire in Arles and the Printemps de la traduction in Paris, […]
Organizer Information The InfraVision ThinkTank is an interdisciplinary research and innovation platform focused on future-oriented infrastructure systems. The organization brings together expertise from engineering, architecture, urban planning, sustainability studies, and technological innovation to address global challenges related to infrastructure resilience and transformation. Through its initiatives, the think tank promotes experimental and forward-looking approaches to infrastructure […]
Organizer Information The National Centre for Visual Arts (CNAP) is a major public institution in France dedicated to supporting contemporary artistic creation, research, and dissemination across the visual arts field. Operating under the French Ministry of Culture, CNAP plays a central role in funding artists, researchers, curators, and critics through structured grant schemes, commissions, and […]
Organizer Information The Musée Fabre is one of France’s most significant fine arts museums, located in Montpellier and founded in 1825 by the painter François-Xavier Fabre. Over time, it has developed into a major European cultural institution through continuous enrichment by artists, collectors, and patrons such as Alfred Bruyas, Alexandre Cabanel, Frédéric Bazille, Pierre Soulages, […]
Organizer Information L’AiR Arts Association is a Paris-based not-for-profit arts organization (association loi 1901) founded in 2016. It operates as an independent, artist-centered platform dedicated to fostering intercultural exchange through international residency programs and collaborative cultural initiatives. The organization is anchored in Montparnasse, historically one of the most significant international artist districts in Paris during […]
Organizer Information The Columbia Institute for Ideas and Imagination is a prestigious interdisciplinary fellowship program hosted in Paris by Columbia University. The Institute is dedicated to fostering advanced research, artistic experimentation, and intellectual exchange across the humanities, social sciences, and creative disciplines. Each year, it brings together a highly selective cohort of up to 15 […]