Journée d’étude – Pavillon Bosio x Université Paris 8 x AWARE
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Journée d’étude Femmes commissaires et enjeux scénographiques de l’exposition au XXe XXIe siècles

28
November
20 25
Proposed by : Pavillon Bosio
Location :
AWARE, 21 avenue du Maine, Villa Marie Vassilieff, 75015 Paris
ARTISTIC EDUCATION EXHIBITIONS MUSEUMS ALL AUDIENCES
PMR
Entrée libre, dans la limite des places disponibles.

Introduction

Femmes commissaires et enjeux scénographiques de l’exposition au XXe XXIe siècles 

Journée d’étude coorganisée par l’Université Paris8 – Vincennes Saint-Denis (Laboratoire AIAC) et le Pavillon Bosio, École supérieure d’arts plastiques de la Ville de Monaco, en collaboration avec AWARE (Archives of Women Artists, Research and Exhibitions), sous la direction de Valérie Da Costa (professeure d’histoire de l’art contemporain, Université Paris 8) et Mathilde Roman (professeure d’histoire de l’art contemporain, Pavillon Bosio).
Avec les intervenant·es : Marie Adjedj, Nick Aikens, Pamela Bianchi, Bice Curiger, Valérie Da Costa, Jérôme Glicenstein, Camille Morineau, Mathilde Roman.

Dans l’histoire de l’exposition, ce sont surtout des noms de commissaires d’expositions hommes qui ont été et sont principalement retenus et cités. Pourtant, nombreuses ont été les femmes commissaires d’expositions et conservatrices qui ont dirigé des institutions et/ou des expositions d’envergure internationale. Cette journée d’études souhaite montrer le rôle que ces femmes ont joué, les expositions qu’elles ont organisées, les dispositifs scénographiques qu’elles ont inventés, souvent en collaboration avec des architectes et des designers. Seront ainsi abordées, entre autres sujets, certaines expositions réalisées par des conservatrices et directrices d’institutions telles que Caterina Marcerano, Dorothy Miller et Ida Gianelli, mais aussi Bice Curiger et Camille Morineau. Le travail des commissaires indépendantes Lucy Lippard et Jermayne MacAgy sera aussi abordé tout comme celui des artistes commissaires à l’instar de Lubaina Himid.

Dans les locaux de l’association AWARE, 21, avenue du Maine, Villa Marie Vassilieff, 75015 Paris.
Entrée libre, dans la limite des places disponibles.

Graphisme : Ahmad Reshad

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Informations

Opening hours : 09h30
Date : Friday 28 November 2025

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