Movie by Julien Prévieux, Where is my (Deep) Mind? ; Pattern of life ; What Shall We Do Next?
Movie by Julien Prévieux, Where is my (Deep) Mind? ; Pattern of life ; What Shall We Do Next?
Curator: Stéphanie Moisdon
6.30pm Opening of the exhibition by graduating students from MOCO ESBA / Ecole Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Montpellier, Menagerie of transformations (curator: Stéphanie Moisdon), with an evening of performances organised by the graduating class.
The programme includes:
7pm: Some thing
8pm: Performance 5 by Bertille MICHELET, Léa EMELINE, Nina SANCHEZ, Romane GUILLAUME, Alyss FLEURY
9pm: Live internal pulsations WORLD WIDE WEB (live // Berlin-based), eclectic shiny psychedelic dance music world wide
10pm: 13 BRUITS (live // MTP) tactical power base
Closing reception on July 12 from 7.30pm until midnight
Movie by Julien Prévieux, Where is my (Deep) Mind? ; Pattern of life ; What Shall We Do Next?
Eon, eon, eon, eon. Pour Julius Eastman (2019) is a work by Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc produced in collaboration with Jean-Christophe Marti, Artistic and Musical Director, and the Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier Occitanie.
On Sunday, June 30, the choir singers and musicians of the Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier Occitanie will perform Thruway (1970), a piece by the African-American composer Julius Eastman, in the Salle Molière of the Opéra Comédie. As a composer, singer, pianist, and black and gay performer, Julius Eastman (1940-1980), holds a unique position in the musical avant-garde of the 1970s and 1980s. They move beyond the minimalist style of the epoch by creating a multiform sound that brings together powerful and energetic rhythms, an open score, and a sense of ritual and mysticism. Gradually rediscovered in the 21st century, their music calls for both a physical and conceptual engagement from its performers.
Exposition from june 29 to july 21
Movie by Jean-Marc Chapoulie, Debord remasterisé
Movie by Jean-Marc Chapoulie, Debord remasterisé
Movie by Jean-Marc Chapoulie, Debord remasterisé
Between June 8 and July 28, 2019, the city of Montpellier presents a unique Temporary Artistic Zone (ZAT) to mark the opening of MOCO, the only contemporary art center to open in Europe this year.
100 artists in the city – ZAT 2019 takes as its starting point a project that was initiated by a group of Montpellier-based artists, ABC Productions (Tjeerd Alkema, Jean Azemard, Vincent Bioulès and Alain Clément), who, in 1970, organised a large-scale exhibition across the city.
On Thursday, June 6, a round-table discussion about the history of the project, 100 artists in the city, May 1970, will take place at La Panacée, in collaboration with the Musée Fabre. Speakers include Vincent Bioulès, Alain Clément, Noël Dolla, Daniel Dezeuze and Henri Talvat.
The round-table will be moderated by Stanislas Colodiet, Curator of Mid-19th Century to Contemporary Art, and Head of Multimedia Services at the Musée Fabre. They will be joined by Manon Gaffiot, author of “100 artists in the city, Montpellier, May ’70. The outcome of public engagement”. This meeting pays tribute to the artists of this first edition, and to the members of ABC PRODUCTION who initiated the project.
Free entrance (number of places is limited)
For further information, please visit www.zat.montpellier.fr
