Presentation
The Pavillon Neuflize OBC is the research lab of the Palais de Tokyo. It was created in 2001 by the artist Ange Leccia, who has remained at the helm as its director ever since. Each year, this international program welcomes ten young artists working in a variety of disciplines, as well as one curator, for a duration of eight months.
The Pavillon’s ambition is to encourage a creative experience combining different individual practices. The concept of discipline is examined through the lens of diverse artistic, cultural, economic and political systems of reference. The distinct dynamic of this program is founded on the diverse approaches to, and practices of, art throughout the globe. For its residents, the Pavillon constitutes a moment of shared history, a time for reflecting, questioning and producing individual or collective works of art. Each year, the study journey / time spent working abroad represents the highlight of the program. It forges the path towards new collaborations and new questions, and examines the processes at work in the creation of art, looking beyond the borders of the western world.
Le Pavillon Neuflize OBC
Palais de Tokyo
13, avenue du Président Wilson 75116 Paris
pavillon@palaisdetokyo.com
THE PAVILLON NEUFLIZE OBC'S PARTNERS:
The Pavillon also receives continuous support from: Le Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication, la Cité interntionale des arts, les "Amis du Palais de Tokyo" and Cergy post-graduate art school.
