Aperto - Project Space
Aperto, project space of the Fondation Pernod Ricard
Autonomous and dedicated space, Aperto is entirely available to artists, authors, curators, editors, solo or in groups, who wish to devote themselves to the development of a project.
Place of work, exhibitions, public meetings, or workshops, its mobile partitions give it the capacity to transform according to the uses and forms that will be used there, when its location alternatively offers the possibility of maintaining porosity with the outside, or a discretion preserved from the work within.
LYL Radio, independent webradio
Residency
September-October, 2024
LYL Radio settles in at Aperto for a two-month residency combining (web)radio productions, workshops, meetings, discussions, performances, concerts and DJing.
"For the time of our residency, we'll be moving the Paris studio to Aperto, to produce our ritual broadcasts every Tuesday, to which will be added special programs and broadcasts, celebrating our resident⸱es, their labels and various projects, as well as other intervenant⸱es, as and when we've extended invitations to artists passing through Paris."
Zzz. the publishing house of graphic design duo Bizzari-Rodriguez
Residency
June-July, 2024
Zzz is a publishing house founded by Thomas Bizzarri and Alain Rodriguez (Bizzarri-Rodriguez). It claims no editorial policy, other than to explore the potential narratives offered by the book object, and to thwart the typologies and archetypes that traditionally govern its form and structure.
Its first book, Un'fold (working title), by artist David Douard, will be published in autumn 2024. It will be an immersion in the circulation of language, words and images within his work. Where everything interpenetrates, like a never-finished fanzine-always ongoing-these flows intermingle, agglomerating works, collages, research, sources and references, notes, personal archives and other motifs in gestation. The book shows and renews, fixes as much as it modifies David Douard's work, translating the energies that run through and articulate his practice. Author Nina Kennel's text circulates within the object, insinuating itself into its very materiality.
As a preliminary to their first publication on David Douard's work in the autumn, in July they will publish a zine based on the artist's personal poem and photographs.
Zzz. © Bizzarri-Rodriguez
Toomanyrecordss par MORE Projects - nomad artist run space
Residency
March 4 to June 2, 2024
Toomanyrecordss is an expansive project. Part collection, part archive of unique artworks, the project plays with fetishism simultaneously in music and art.
Since 2018, Davide Bertocchi and Sergio Verastegui have been inviting artists to intervene on 33 rpm records that they choose and entrust to them or send to them by post. It's a carte blanche to create a work with / or on the sleeve or on the vinyl (or both). The records come from a wide variety of sources, sometimes chosen according to the musical tastes of the two artists initiating the project, sometimes because one or more elements in the sleeve appeal to an imagination close to that of the guest artist. Each vinyl thus becomes a "unique" piece, where the collaborative process generates a new object, a hybrid work from the vinyl/cover format.
Public opening times will be organized during this residency.
The project was first presented in 2019 at Art-O-Rama, Marseille.
Bétonsalon - Earth Ears : écouter la Terre avec Pauline Oliveros
Exhibition
November 22, 2023 - February 17, 2024
Curator: Emilie Renard & Maud Jacquin
Sculptor: Konstantinos Kyriakopoulos
Graphic designer: Martha Salimbeni
Bétonsalon - center d'art et de recherche, opens the premises with the exhibition "Earth Ears: écouter la Terre avec Pauline Oliveros", a project conceived as an echo and extension of the exhibition it is devoting to the composer, a founding figure in the practice of Deep Listening.
Echoing the exhibition "Un-Tuning Together: pratiquer l'écoute avec Pauline Oliveros" held at Bétonsalon, this project explores the links between Deep Listening and ecology through a selection of archives and works by Oliveros, pioneer of electronic music, accordionist, educator and feminist composer.
© Konstantinos Kyriakopoulos