FOUR LECTURERS - FOUR LECTURES A MONTH
MODERN FRANCE - FALL 2023
PARIS ART STUDIES LECTURES ONLINE
Two major themes dominate the museum season in Paris this fall 2023
MONTMARTRE
27 SEPTEMBER-18 OCTOBER 2023
The fiftieth anniversary of Pablo Picasso’s death commemorated by a major exhibition of his graphic work at the Centre Pompidou and his relationship with his first great collector, Gertrude Stein, at the Musée du Luxembourg.
Artistic Montmatre is also very much in the air with a centennial exhibition of the great illustrator Théophile Steinlen at the Musée de Montmartre, Modigliani and his art dealer, Paul Guillaume at the Orangerie,
but also Picasso and Stein whose early encounters took place at Picasso’s studio in the Bateau Lavoir in Montmartre.
Wednesday, 27 September 2023
5:00-6:40 pm Paris time
Zoom lecture
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Wednesday, 4 October 2023 5:00-6:40 pm Paris time
Zoom lecture
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Montmartre 2
The Birth of the “Cabaret artistique”:
From the Chat Noir to the Lapin Agile.
The Avant-garde and Popular Culture in Early Modern Paris
with Sylvie Koneski
Wednesday, 11 October 2023 5:00-6:40 pm Paris time
Zoom lecture
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Montmartre 3
Gertrude Stein &
Pablo Picasso
The Invention of Language
A lecture based on the exhibition at the Musée du Luxembourg (13 Sep. 2023 to 28 Jan. 2024)
Wednesday, 18 October 2023 5:00-6:40 pm Paris time
Zoom lecture
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Montmartre 4
Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen
The Centenary Exhibition
A lecture based on the exhibition at the Musée de Montmartre
(13 Oct.2023 to 11 Feb. 2024)
with Chris Boïcos
All 4 lectures of the series
27 Sept.-18 Oct. 2023
Montmartre 1 (9/27) with Mariam Habibi
Montmartre 2 (4/10) with Sylvie Koneski
Montmartre 3 (11/10) with AC Abecassis
Montmartre 4 (18/10) with Chris Boïcos
FROM 8 NOVEMBER 2023
BLACK FRENCH & AMERICAN HISTORY
8 NOVEMBER -6 DECEMBER 2023
Our second Wednesday series begins on November 8 and will focus on another topic of great importance and current debate in both France and the United States, modern Black history.
This series of four lectures will cover the history of Slavery in France, writers of the Harlem Renaissance
in New York and Paris, an exhibition of African-American art at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia and the impact of the French African colonies and tribal
art on French Art Deco.
Soon to be announced
Since 2021 Paris Art Studies has been offering a lecture program online on the political, artistic and cultural history of modern France.
This ambitious program was put together by four faculty members of French and American university programs in Paris.
The lectures are Anne Catherine Abecassis PhD., Professor of Art History,
Chris Boïcos Mphil, Professor of Art History, Marian Habibi PhD., professor of Polical science and history & Sylvie Koneski PhD., Professor of Literature.
So far, we have covered the priods from the Pre-Revolutionary period (1770) to the
1960's.
See past lectures:
Our new program, starding Wednesday, 27 September 2023,
offers series of lectures based on inspiration and current events, according to our areas of expertise.
You may register for each lecture separately (18€) or for all four monthly lectures at a reduced rate (64€).
Recordings of all lectures are available the day after the live session.