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22-25 October 2020 22-25 october 2020 HORS LES MURS 1 Noël Dolla, NYMPHÉAS POST DÉLUGE II, 2019, Ceysson & Bénétière © Marc Domage FIAC HORS LES MURS ...............................................................................3 JARDIN DES TUILERIES DOMAINE DU LOUVRE ...........................................................................4 PLACE DE LA CONCORDE ....................................................5 PLACE VENDÔME ..........................................................................................................6 MUSÉE NATIONAL EUGÈNE DELACROIX .....................................................................................7 APPLICATIONS ............................................................................................................................8 REGULATIONS...............................................................................................................................10 CONTACTS For any question, please contact the Artistic Programmes Department: Zoé Dailey [email protected] T. +33 (0)1 47 56 24 20 2 Georg Baselitz, Louise Fuller, 2013, Thaddaeus Ropac © Marc Domage E L P M E T FIAC U D G R U O B U A F BOULEVARD MAGENTA U D E U R LIQUE REPUB LA PLACE E DE DE LA AVENU HORS les murs REPUBLIQUE BOULEVARD ST-MARTIN BOU LEV RUE BÉRANGER A E RD L B P VO O LTA M U IR E L E T E V A R U D D D U E U TE R M P LE RUE DE TURENNE FIAC Hors les Murs is an exhibition of outdoor artworks presenting sculptures and installations to the widest possible audience in emblematic public spaces throughout RUE DE TURENNE the city. Providing a unique opportunity for artists to enter into a dialoguePLACE DE L'OPERA with Parisian AVENUE DE L'OPÉRA RUE DE BEAUBOURG DE RUE heritage sites, the programme favors ease of access to contemporary creation BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE R I O and encourages broader knowledge by means of on site cultural mediation. N R E I L BOULEVARD DE SEBASTOPOL DE BOULEVARD O N E RUE DE LA PAIX D L R AVENUE DE L'OPERA R UE RAMBUTEAU BOUL A H E R D U T E C R T I RUE VIEILLE DU TEMPLE EVA E R D A E U S H Q FIAC Hors les Murs is held in several iconic venues: the Jardin des Tuileries, the Place F C R RD I O A D N R R C R S - BEAUMARCHAIS A BO URG A RUE DES ARCHIVES D EO V L IS TURENNE DE RUE E R RUE DU L de la Concorde, the musée national Eugène Delacroix and the Place Vendôme. A F A U UB E OU V R O D G E B S L AI N T U - HO N E O RÉ O U B PLACE VENDÔME R N O RUE DU LOUVRE DU RUE N NE T-ANTOI G IN SA I RG RUE DU RENARD RENARD DU RUE U T O RUE DU TEMPLE B RUE DU FAU A M RUE ST HONORÉ AVENUE CARNOT D N E RU LA U E RUE DE CASTIGLIONE RUE SAINT - ANTOINE D N RUE DE RIVOLI D E E E AVENUE DE WAGRAM I R RUE DE RIVOLI F V RUE DE RIVOLI C AVENUE HOCHE E RUE DE RIVOLI HA U A R EN EN V RUE DE LYON TO A N PLACE AVENUE DE LA GRANDE ARMEE AVENUE DES CHAMPS - ELYSEES N AVENUE DES CHAMPS - ELYSEES DO BOULEVARD HENRI IV BASTILLE LA DE QUAI DE GEVRES D A V EN U QUAI DE LA MEGISSERIE CHARLES DE GAULLEAVENUE D'IENA E PLACE DE QUAI DE M A L'HOTEL DEVILLE QUAI DES CELESTINS R AVENUE GEORGE V C BOUR BLVD EA N U E I VR Q BOULEVAR LA CONCORDE OU U L U L L JARDIN DES TUILERIES D Notre-Dame A AI Pont QU Change au Pont O I R D - QUAI Pont d'Arcole D Pont Louis Philippe ES TUILERIES E U S Pont Marie R Passerelle PETIT PALAIS D de l'Arsenal Pont des Arts des Pont C E L Pont Neuf AVENUE KLEBER E L AVENUE VICTOR HUGO E E Q S U U T A I QUAI DE CONTI I N N AVENUE MONTAIGNE GRAND PALAIS CATHÉDRALE E Pont Solférino D Pont St-Louis S Pont Royal Pont Pont du Carroussel du Pont V Pont de la Concorde ES A NOTRE-DAME Pont de Sully O R FE QUAI MALAQUAIS QU V A RE I D S QUAI ANATOLE FRANCE ES G QUAI DU MARCHE NEUF QUAI HENRI IV RA ND Pont Saint-Michel AVENUE GEORGE V S A pont Petit UGU Pont Au Double Pont des Invalides Alexandre-III Pont STI NS QUAI ST MICHEL Q Pont de la Tournelle AY UAI DE Pont de Sully RS MONTBELL O O Pont ' Morland D QUAI DE LA TOURNELLE I BO UA ITÉ U Q ERS L NIV EV 'U A L R RUE DE E D L'UNIVERSITÉ V D QUAI SAINT-BERNARD OIE E SA RU IN T - MA G ZA E S AVENUE MONTAIGNE ITÉ RM ERS A NIV IN L'U BONAPARTE RUE E D UE Pont d'Austerlitz R BOULEVARD SAINT - GERMAIN QUAI DE LA RAPEE Pont de l'Alma Y SA BOULEVARD SAINT - GERMAIN R MUSÉE NATIONAL 'O D I UA Q BOULEVARD SAINT - GERMAIN EUGÈNE DELACROIX AV. DU PRESIDENT WILSON Pont Charles de Gaulle K R ITÉ O RS E L -Y IV N E W 'U H E Y L C L N N E I A D M E R E B RU - D T I BOULEVARD RASPAIL Pass. Debilly N A LES INVALIDES E I U U A N Q S E V A D AVENUE KLEBER R A AVENUE D'IENA V AV. ALBERT-DE-MUN E L K QUAI DE BERCY U R TÉ AVENUE DU PRESIDENT WILSON I O O S PONT DE BERCY R B AVENUE D'EYLAU Y E - IV W N E 'U L N FRANCE E E D ••••• D E PLACE DU DE U R S TROCADERO ET E R U DU 11 NOVEMBRE AV. GUSTAVE-V-DE-SUEDE Passerelle N AV. DES NATIONS-UNIES DES AV. E V JARDIN A Simone de Beauvoir DU INVALIDES DES BOULEVARD QUAI FRANÇOIS MAURIAC AVENUE GEORGES MANDEL DES TERROI AV. ALBERT-1 BOULEVARD RASPAIL . LUXEMBOURG ER AV -DE-MONACO Pont d'Iena 3 R Y E L Pont de Tolbiac M N U A O R D B L I QUAI PANHARD ET LEVASSOR U A A P U Q E U N E V A CHAMP GUYNEMER RUE DE MARS Pont National Voie Georges Pompidou BOULEVARD SAINT-MICHEL BOULEVARD Pont de Bir-Hakeim Voie Georges Pompidou Ile aux cygnes AVENUE DU PRESIDENT KENNEDY GRENELLE DE Pont de Grenelle QUAI PLACE FERNAND FOREST STATUE CENTRE COMMERCIAL DE LA LIBERTE BEAUGRENELLE CITROEN SEINE ANDRE QUAI Pont Mirabeau Moataz Nasr, The Maze (The People Want the Fall of the Regime), 2011, Galleria Continua © Marc Domage jardin des tuileries Domaine du Louvre In collaboration with the musée du Louvre, every year FIAC Hors les Murs presents a careful selection of some twenty artworks in the Jardin des Tuileries - Domaine du Louvre, deployed in the fountains, basins, lawns, alleys and groves of the garden. Sculptures, installations, site-specific projects, performances and sound pieces are deployed in the garden, resonating with this heritage setting in the heart of Paris and responding to its scale, perspectives and history. Located in the heart of Paris, along the historic axis that runs from the musée du Louvre to the Place de la Concorde, the Jardin des Tuileries provides the opportunity for an idyllic stroll through what is assuredly one of the most beautiful and prestigious gardens in the world. Under the authority of the musée du Louvre since 2005, the Jardin des Tuileries is the largest (25,5 hectares) and the oldest public garden in Paris. The garden welcomes 14 million visitors every year. More than 500 000 visitors attend the Hors les Murs programme during FIAC week. This historical monument is also been listed as a World Heritage Site by Unesco since 1991. All year round, the garden provides the setting for over 200 sculptures from the 17th to the 20th century. Discover the settings of the Jardin des Tuileries on our virtual tour at THIS LINK. SELECTION COMMITTEE Dominique de Font-Réaulx Cécile Debray Director of programmes and cultural mediation at the Director of the musée de l’Orangerie musée du Louvre Guy Tosatto Bernard Blistène Director of the musée de Grenoble Director of the Centre Pompidou Quentin Bajac Jean de Loisy Director of the Jeu de Paume Director of the École nationale Jennifer Flay Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris Director of FIAC IMPORTANT DATES • Mid-July: Selection Committee • September 15th: deadline for sending insurance certificates • September 4th: payment due • October 8th – 19th: installation • September 4th: deadline for sending communication elements • Tuesday October 20th: inauguration • September 15th: deadline for • October 26th - November 10th: sending technical files dismantling Exhibition time can be extended to one month from the beginning of October to the beginning of November 2020. 44 Franz West, Dorit, 2002, Venus Over Manhattan © Marc Domage place de la concorde In an unprecedented development of the Hors les Murs exhibition in the Jardin des Tuileries - Domaine du Louvre, in 2018 FIAC inaugurated an ephemeral village on the most iconic of all Parisian squares, the Place de la Concorde. An ensemble of historic and contemporary architectures, artists’ houses, penetrable pavilions and utopian spaces is presented. Rue royale Place de la Concor de Avenue des Jardin Champs-Élysées des Tuileries de Place de la Concor Pont de la Concorde 5 Carlos Cruz-Diez, ENVIRONNEMENT DE TRANSCHROMIE CIRCULAIRE, 1965-2017, Galerie Philippe Gravier © Marc Domage place vendôme Every year, FIAC Hors les Murs gives carte blanche to an artist to imagine a specific project for the Place Vendôme. Built in perfect classical symmetry, the Place Vendôme provides an exceptionnal framework for contemporary creation. Over the years, it has showcased a series of bold and diverse projects including works by Jaume Plensa, Tadashi Kawamata, Paul McCarthy, Dan Graham, Ugo Rondinone, Oscar Tuazon, Elmgreen & Dragset and Yayoi Kusama To better visualize the exhibition context, we invite you to take a look at our virtual tour of the venue at THIS LINK.
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