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Parcours d’Art, Avignon 2019

11 octobre 2019 by emcb7


Parcours de l’Art is a yearly art fair that takes place in more than ten different locations in the French village Avignon. We had the impression that the Parcours de l’Art was mainly about digital arts, but no. In fact – in contrast with the two biennales we visited this year (Venice and Lyon) – we found that in Avignon the traditional art forms were the most interesting part of the exhibition. The large size drawings and statues of Carmen Stahlschmidt, the steel structures of Veronique Wirth and the paintings of Muriel Moreau, Mathieu Vignier, Anna Novika and Ranou Kadi were interesting and just good craftmanship.

There were many school classes who visited the exhibitions. A good thing in our opinion, despite the fact that it was sometimes disruptive in the smaller locations.

The quest for the locations of the Parcours also adds to the value of the event, a bit like the Watou events. We found Avignon to be a beautiful and lively town, although somewhat touristy but never to a point that it deranges.

Carmen Stahlschmidt
Veronique Wirth
Veronique Wirth
Ernst Gunter Hermann
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Ernst Gunter Hermann
Rebecca Brueder
Herman Steins
Herman Steins
Education
Muriel Moreau
Muriel Moreau
Mathieu Vignier
Mathieu Vignier
Mathieu Vignier
Maria Ducasse
Myrtille Beal
Myrtille Beal
Ranou Kadi
Ranou Kadi
Anna Novika
Nadya Bertaux
Juli About - Ernest de Jouy
Emma Bourgin
Danae Monseigny
Valery Muller
Carmen Stahlschmidt
Carmen Stahlschmidt
Carmen Stahlschmidt
Carmen Stahlschmidt
Anna Novika
Muriel Moreau
Veronique Wirth

 

 

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