Performing arts calendar

The Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain is partnering with AWARE (Archives of Women Artists, Research and Exhibitions) for a highlight on textile arts and invites researchers and artists to question the practice of weaving from a feminist and decolonial perspective.

After six events presented in autumn 2023 and in spring 2024 with pioneering electroacoustic composer Éliane Radigue, the Nomadic Nights are pleased to continue the very first retrospective devoted to her OCCAMs. Fascinating instrumental pieces, which she refers to as her “sound fantasies”; bespoke compositions are created in collaboration with her performers. This new program has been designed with Éliane Radigue and Carol Robinson especially for the Fondation Cartier.

After several collaborations with pioneering electroacoustic composer Éliane Radigue, the Nomadic Nights are pleased to present the very first retrospective devoted to her OCCAMs. Fascinating instrumental pieces, which she refers to as her “sound fantasies”; bespoke compositions are created in collaboration with her performers. This program has been designed with Éliane Radigue and Carol Robinson especially for the Fondation Cartier.

After six events presented in autumn 2023 and in spring 2024 with pioneering electroacoustic composer Éliane Radigue, the Nomadic Nights are pleased to continue the very first retrospective devoted to her OCCAMs. Fascinating instrumental pieces, which she refers to as her “sound fantasies”; bespoke compositions are created in collaboration with her performers. This new program has been designed with Éliane Radigue and Carol Robinson especially for the Fondation Cartier.

Shot entirely on 16mm film by director Valentin Noujaïm, Opera Omnia develops a dreamlike atmosphere punctuated by the haunting melodies and evocative soundscapes of the artist duo Space Afrika. At once a live performance, video and sound installation, this immersive audiovisual experience transports spectators to the heart of a sound and visual odyssey.

Shot entirely on 16mm film by director Valentin Noujaïm, Opera Omnia develops a dreamlike atmosphere punctuated by the haunting melodies and evocative soundscapes of the artist duo Space Afrika. At once a live performance, video and sound installation, this immersive audiovisual experience transports spectators to the heart of a sound and visual odyssey.

Visual artist and textile designer Jeanne Vicerial imagines a unique performance surrounded by dancer and choreographer Julia Cima and composer and cellist Gaspar Claus. Through their respective practices, the three artists spin the metaphor of the rope to experiment at the heart of the exhibition spaces.

Visual artist and textile designer Jeanne Vicerial imagines a unique performance surrounded by dancer and choreographer Julia Cima and composer and cellist Gaspar Claus. Through their respective practices, the three artists spin the metaphor of the rope to experiment at the heart of the exhibition spaces.

Visual artist and textile designer Jeanne Vicerial imagines a unique performance surrounded by dancer and choreographer Julia Cima and composer and cellist Gaspar Claus. Through their respective practices, the three artists spin the metaphor of the rope to experiment at the heart of the exhibition spaces.