As part of Némo – Biennale internationale des arts numériques de la Région Île-de-France, produced by CENTQUATRE-PARIS, the Canadian Cultural Centre presents Oscillation, a group exhibition featuring twenty-five works and exploratory processes by Canadian and French artists and designers. The exhibition explores material and symbolic processes – living and semi-living – that evolve over time.

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Curators: Catherine Bédard, Samuel Bianchini, Marie-Pier Boucher, Alice Jarry.

Group show with : Hoël Duret, Thierry Fournier, Julien Levesque, Raphaëlle Kerbrat, Albertine Meunier, Manon Pretto, Filipe Vilas-Boas, Fabien Zocco.

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Curators: SIANA, Ateliers de Grand Paris Sud.

Raphaëlle Kerbrat presents works from her PhD in visual arts: Le Poids des Données. Paradoxes matériels et sensibles du numérique. For this purpose, she renews the formats of academic publication, through a program combining public defense, exhibition, workshops and conferences, with artistic experiments.

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Photos credits: Agathe Charrel

AIAIA Sweatshop opens up the clandestine workshop of AI, hidden behind the overly binary code of the two letters that serve as its acronym, and behind the grand narratives of a technological conquest that needs to be unraveled. Through all its virtual neurons, as through the pores of the skin we lend it, AI is put to work here to transpirate a material, spatial, physical reality, from which an alternative technological imaginary is woven.

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Curators: Béatrice Joyeux-Prunel et David Zerbib
Graphic design: Ettore Meschi
Photo credits: Kleio Obergfell

The doctoral research-creation program "SACRe: Sciences, Art, Creation, Research" is celebrating its 10th anniversary, with a selection of multi-disciplinary artistic projects covering visual arts, design, music, theater, cinema, as well as art history and theory.

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Curator: Valentine Busquet
Graphic design: Studio double
Photo credits: Daniel Nicolaevsky Maria

The MIAM presents Fait Machine, an exhibition devoted to digital forms and transformation of code into matter, or how artists have appropriated digital tools, hijacked processes and machines to create their works.

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Curators: Margherita Balzerani & Noëlig Le Roux

Through a multi-faceted program (exhibitions, lectures, screenings, performances...), the accès)s( #22 festival celebrates artists who explore the object, its different mediums and concepts, and who play with porosity/design.

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Curator: Jean-Jacques Gay
Graphic design: La maison des éditions - Julien Bidoret, Benjamin Lahitte
Photo credits: Chloé Mossessian

An exhibition of Raphaelle Kerbrat's work organized by SIANA, as part of the "Exploring the Invisible" event, conceived by the Exoplanète Terre network as the arts-sciences sequence of the Némo Biennial.

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Curator: Filipe Pais
Light design: Annie Leuridan
Graphic design: Arp is Arp

The exhibition brings together the work of 46 international contemporary artists chosen by their peers, as well as a varied program organized by some of the exhibition's artists. An excellent opportunity for artists, professionals and art lovers to meet, Jeune Création is a platform for sharing and mutual projects.

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L'Hectare et la grenouille presents the work of 9 artists from the Ateliers Voltaire. Invited to curate their recent creations, Elora Weill-Engerer proposed a dialogue between their works and those of three other artists. Based on a parodic title by La Fontaine, L'hectare et la grenouille conjures up pairs of notions that collide and combine in the artworks: the large and the small, science and nature, man and animal.

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Curator: Elora Weill-Engerer

Can we imagine and practice an ecology of images? Can we replace conquering images with artist's visions in the form of omens, alerting us to the dangers and possibilities of a planetary transformation whose effects are yet to come?

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Curator: Gèraldine Gomez
Collective project realized with Fossilation team
Photo credits: Samuel Bianchini

Now one of the major events in the French capital's contemporary art season, the Salon de Montrouge confirms its position as an essential meeting place for emerging artists and contemporary issues.

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Curators: Ami Barak et Marie Gautier
Photo credits: Matthieu Camille Colin

This event will bring together hundreds of artists, researchers and working groups from a variety of geographical and disciplinary backgrounds, for a unique 36-hour experience. They will take over several areas of the Cité internationale des arts in Paris, a living place open to dialogue between cultures, inviting visitors to reflect on the present and together sketch out paths for the future.

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