What was your background before IESA arts&culture?
I studied law for a few months before leaving for an intensive English course in Bristol, England.
Which program did you complete at IESA arts&culture and why did you choose it?
The 1st cycle in Art Market, Bachelor in Art Expertise and Trade, lets you acquire an artistic culture and discover the art market from the inside through internships.
What did you expect from this program? What do you take away from it?
I expected IESA to provide solid theoretical training as well as advice and help in quickly reaching my professional goals. IESA delivers all of that; very present in supporting its students, it allows each person to find their direction according to their taste for this or that specialty of the art market.
What did the school and your program bring you?
Above all, the school gave me theoretical knowledge of art history and the market. By doing internships and meeting people, which the program makes possible, you very quickly acquire “the desire to do.” It is stimulating to be surrounded by professionals with brilliant careers, both among the faculty and during our internships.
What are the highlights of the program?
IESA trips (Florence, London during Frieze) are unforgettable memories, where you find yourself face to face with masterpieces of art history, with a learned professor: fantastic!
What Is Your Job Today?
I run a contemporary art gallery in Bordeaux.
What did IESA arts&culture bring you for your career plan?
Experience.
A side project?
Always more exhibitions and discoveries!