La Belle et la Bête MMXXIV: a group exhibition at the Frigos switch in Paris

L'AIGUILLAGE presents a group exhibition based on the cult classic La Belle & La Bête, from November 23 to December 30, 2024. Discover some twenty artists, and join us for the opening of the exhibition on Friday, November 22, from 7:00 p.m. Free admission. Admission is free, and on Thursday November 21 from 7pm, we'll be presenting the book "Paris n'est plus une fête" by Hacine Belmessous.

Join us at theAiguillage des Frigos in Paris, to discover thegroup exhibition"LA BELLE ET LA BÊTE MMXXIV".

A theme freely inspired by the film Beauty and the Beast by JEAN COCTEAU, one of the most charismatic French artists of the 20th century, who enchanted the entire avant-garde of his era, and far beyond, with that ever-magical formula...

"Sésame, ouvre-toi!"

Some twenty artists offer cross-disciplinary interpretations of this universal and fantastic myth, through a variety of contemporary artistic practices: Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Drawing, Fiber Art, Installations, Videos, Digital Images, Illustration, as well as Voguing, Soundscapes, piano improvisations, text readings... Curated byIsabel Bertelot.

Free admission

Opening on Friday, November 22, from 7:00 pm.

La Belle et la Bête MMXXIV : une exposition collective à l'aiguillage aux Frigos de Paris

Les Frigos, with its water tower, is a legendary site in the 13th arrondissement of Paris.

L'Aiguillageis an emblematic venue on the Paris cultural scene, founded in 1995 by Corinne Bertelot, photographer and resident artist at Les Frigos, a famous creative and production site in the 13th arrondissement of Paris.

Transforming her photo studio into an exhibition space dedicated to the visual arts and to artistic and cultural events, she joined forces with her sister Isabel, a visual artist and artistic co-director, to bring the Aiguillage Association to life.

Over the past three decades, l'Aiguillage has presented over 1,000 artists through eclectic exhibitions that aim to reach a wide audience while raising societal issues.

The association stands out for its openness to creators from all horizons, while showcasing the talents of Frigos through individual and group exhibitions.

Far from being a simple exhibition space, L'Aiguillage also positions itself as a committed player, regularly collaborating with social and humanitarian associations such as Médecins Sans Frontières, Observatoire International des Prisons, Greenpeace, Act Up and Refugee Food, to raise awareness of important causes.

And don't forget to join us on Thursday November 21 from 7pm for a presentation / debate of the book"Paris n'est plus une fête", in the presence of author Hacine Belmessous and his publisher. Please confirm your attendance by e-mail to contact@aiguillage.paris.

La Belle et la Bête MMXXIV: a group exhibition at the Frigos switch in Paris

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