From June 29 to July 2, an urban contemporary art exhibition took place within TRANOÏ PREVIEW, in the Salle Soufflot of the Carrousel du Louvre. Kévin Tourret-Lacan, a Master in Contemporary Art student, was project manager and co-curator of the exhibition with Adrien Moisson!
Wanting to bring fashion and the arts into dialogue, TRANOÏ had invited the alternative cultural center POINT G for an urban contemporary art exhibition within TRANOÏ PREVIEW, in the Salle Soufflot of the Carrousel du Louvre. To echo the exhibition presented by the famous Li Edelkoort, founder of the trend bureau TREND UNION, as part of TRANOÏ PREVIEW, Armand Hadida had asked the POINT G artists to work on the theme of nomadism, for a breathtaking ephemeral exhibition.
Noé 2, Hopare, Dja’Louz, Henry Hang, Babs, Eyone, Suby One, Brok, Alex Mac, Yotae, See, Nebay, Anjuna, Pardon, Kraken, Chery, Nepos & Florian Dezileau, Nyx and Sauvages, the avant-garde of urban contemporary art, presented original works ranging from 3D installations, anamorphoses, illustrations, murals, canvases, and drawings, through different techniques, styles, and media, for a fluid and dynamic art. The artists took over the space by creating in situ works, all intrinsically linked to one another. This visual and spatial cohesion shaped the space into a land of artistic utopia.
Carrying out this large-scale project, in an exceptional venue, was a chance for our Master in Contemporary Art student, who seized it with intelligence and professionalism. A chance that came his way thanks to the complicity of his IESA sponsor, Eric Landau of Galerie W, who had recommended him to Adrien Moisson (Splenders), the project leader.
Very quickly, Kévin took things in hand and, with the other members of the collective he belongs to (POINT G), they began a race against the clock: seeking partnerships, gathering the budget, approaching artists, obtaining the various agreements, designing the scenography, transporting the works, cutting and assembling partitions… all in barely a month!