In 1985, the City of Paris gave Pontus Hulten the task of creating a graduate school for research in contemporary art. Its antecendents were to be the Bauhaus and Black Mountain College in the U.S., and it was meant to function as an alternative to Paris's École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris.
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Call for applications for the Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) in New York
Deadline:
Sat Aug 15, 2015 23:59
Location:
New York City,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
The Institut des hautes etudes en arts plastiques (Iheap) is offering a new program starting in the fall 2015 in New York.
Iheap is a post-graduate institute for research and experimentation in art that serves as the educational branch of the Biennale de Paris.
The program offers its participants a unique course of study that is not bound to the history of 20th century art but actively encourages the investigation of crucial issues of art in the 21st century.
Iheap is addressing all creative practitioners who have an expectation to engage not only within the art world, but also with the world at large. The lecturers, in fact, are coming from a wide range of disciplines, from the art field as well as from philosophy, economics, history, linguistics and so on. Iheap is a fluid school with the classes taking place at different locations, such as art organizations, schools, galleries, museums, cafés, apartments, parks, public spaces, parking lots and so on.
The course of study is completed in one academic year, with lessons taking place two days per week, and is composed of work sessions mixing practice and theory. Before the end of the Session, each sessionist will produce a project composed of a practical part and a theoretical one (in the form of an activity report). In addition, during the program students have the possibility to engage in an exchange, or “residency abroad” in Paris.
The application procedure is online, accessed at http://iheap.fr/en/candidature/ and the deadline for submission is August 15, 2015.
To receive the Iheap brochure with more information about the program and a list of the lecturers for the upcoming Session XI please send an email to virginia.cimino@iheap.us
Iheap is a post-graduate institute for research and experimentation in art that serves as the educational branch of the Biennale de Paris.
The program offers its participants a unique course of study that is not bound to the history of 20th century art but actively encourages the investigation of crucial issues of art in the 21st century.
Iheap is addressing all creative practitioners who have an expectation to engage not only within the art world, but also with the world at large. The lecturers, in fact, are coming from a wide range of disciplines, from the art field as well as from philosophy, economics, history, linguistics and so on. Iheap is a fluid school with the classes taking place at different locations, such as art organizations, schools, galleries, museums, cafés, apartments, parks, public spaces, parking lots and so on.
The course of study is completed in one academic year, with lessons taking place two days per week, and is composed of work sessions mixing practice and theory. Before the end of the Session, each sessionist will produce a project composed of a practical part and a theoretical one (in the form of an activity report). In addition, during the program students have the possibility to engage in an exchange, or “residency abroad” in Paris.
The application procedure is online, accessed at http://iheap.fr/en/candidature/ and the deadline for submission is August 15, 2015.
To receive the Iheap brochure with more information about the program and a list of the lecturers for the upcoming Session XI please send an email to virginia.cimino@iheap.us
Iheap - New York - Lateral art practices
Deadline:
Mon Apr 20, 2015 23:55
Location:
New York
United States of America
United States of America
The Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) is a French post-graduate institute for research and experimentation in art that serves as the educational branch of the Biennale de Paris. Iheap offers its participants a unique course of study that is not bound to the history of 20th century art but actively encourages the investigation of crucial issues of art in the 21st century, an ongoing history in which our students, known as sessionists, will inevitably help write.
Iheap is open to all creative practitioners who have an expectation to engage not only within the art world, but also with the world at large. Artists encouraged to apply are those who consistently question the limits of their singular artistic practice or professional activity, especially those who desire to break free from the often-alienating pedagogy of the art school environment.
Iheap is seeking applicants who reject art as it is often routinely practiced in fixed academic programs and whom acknowledge that experimental conditions are essential for the creation of art that is both challenging and intimate. Iheap moves and composes itself within a multitude of environments. It is a fluid school with no fixed structure, either pedagogically or geographically; each class takes place at a different location.
Course of study
Each session is completed over two years, two days a week. The first year sessionists engage in artistic practice, informed by a broad scope of theoretical orientations. The second year is given over to the development of an activity report and the presentation of a special project, with the purpose of demonstrating the maturation of each participant’s research.
The hope is that Iheap New York will, in its own way, reinforce contemporary French-American relations, as well as the historical links between these two singular cities, which have each played a key role in shaping the history of art. The possibility for students to actively engage in exchanges, or “residencies abroad”, between New York and Paris.
The application fee is 70 Dollars. Tuition is 9000 Dollars for two years of study.
Upon completion, Iheap confers a French post-graduate diploma that is research based, usually awarded after a masters or in conjunction with a doctoral degree. Participants may be enrolled in a parallel course of study while attending Iheap. Eligible candidates are not, however, required to hold a prior degree.
Applying
The application procedure is online, accessed at http://iheap.fr/en/candidature/
Deadline for submission is April 20, 2015.
For Further information please contact:
Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques
IHEAP NEW YORK
Phone: +1 347 852 2941
E-mail: coordination-new-york@iheap.fr
Iheap is open to all creative practitioners who have an expectation to engage not only within the art world, but also with the world at large. Artists encouraged to apply are those who consistently question the limits of their singular artistic practice or professional activity, especially those who desire to break free from the often-alienating pedagogy of the art school environment.
Iheap is seeking applicants who reject art as it is often routinely practiced in fixed academic programs and whom acknowledge that experimental conditions are essential for the creation of art that is both challenging and intimate. Iheap moves and composes itself within a multitude of environments. It is a fluid school with no fixed structure, either pedagogically or geographically; each class takes place at a different location.
Course of study
Each session is completed over two years, two days a week. The first year sessionists engage in artistic practice, informed by a broad scope of theoretical orientations. The second year is given over to the development of an activity report and the presentation of a special project, with the purpose of demonstrating the maturation of each participant’s research.
The hope is that Iheap New York will, in its own way, reinforce contemporary French-American relations, as well as the historical links between these two singular cities, which have each played a key role in shaping the history of art. The possibility for students to actively engage in exchanges, or “residencies abroad”, between New York and Paris.
The application fee is 70 Dollars. Tuition is 9000 Dollars for two years of study.
Upon completion, Iheap confers a French post-graduate diploma that is research based, usually awarded after a masters or in conjunction with a doctoral degree. Participants may be enrolled in a parallel course of study while attending Iheap. Eligible candidates are not, however, required to hold a prior degree.
Applying
The application procedure is online, accessed at http://iheap.fr/en/candidature/
Deadline for submission is April 20, 2015.
For Further information please contact:
Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques
IHEAP NEW YORK
Phone: +1 347 852 2941
E-mail: coordination-new-york@iheap.fr
Iheap - New York / Call for application 2015 (French Post-Diploma)
Deadline:
Sun Mar 01, 2015 23:59
Location:
New York
United States of America
United States of America
Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap)
New York
Call for Applications
Session XI, 2015-2017
“Economies – Can artistic practice produce viable economies outside of the art market?” From art market supremacy to economic strategies dissociated from the art market
The Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) is a graduate institute for research and experimentation in art. It is the educational branch of the Biennale de Paris.
The Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) offers participants a course of study wherein they can free themselves from the inherited art history of the 20th century by investigating crucial issues of art in the 21st century, an ongoing history in which participants will eventually take part.
Iheap is open to all those who have an interest in singular and extreme practices which currently and sporadically appear in the art world and elsewhere. Iheap is for those who want to change their artistic practice or professional activity, for those who after several years of art school want to break free of alienated learning, who expect more from a school than a framework for artistic production, for those who reject art as it is commonly practiced, and finally for those who wish to work on essential issues in intimate and experimental conditions.
The course of study is completed in two years. The first year is composed of work sessions that mix practice and theory. The second year is dedicated to the creation of an activity report and a project. Its purpose is to demonstrate the development of the participant’s research.
Iheap delivers a French Post-Diploma, which is research-based and usually given after a Masters or in parallel with a PhD. Complimentary with other degrees, it is possible to be enrolled in another course of study while attending Iheap. Eligible candidates are not, however, required to hold a prior degree.
The application fee is 70 Dollars. Tuition is 9000 Dollars for two years studies.
The submission of an application is an online process:
http://iheap.fr/en/candidature/
Deadline for the submission of applications: March 1st, 2015
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Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap)
Odile Nizon
Administratrice
Tél.FR : +33 (0) 1 76 50 07 07
E-mail : secretariat@iheap.fr
New York
Call for Applications
Session XI, 2015-2017
“Economies – Can artistic practice produce viable economies outside of the art market?” From art market supremacy to economic strategies dissociated from the art market
The Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) is a graduate institute for research and experimentation in art. It is the educational branch of the Biennale de Paris.
The Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) offers participants a course of study wherein they can free themselves from the inherited art history of the 20th century by investigating crucial issues of art in the 21st century, an ongoing history in which participants will eventually take part.
Iheap is open to all those who have an interest in singular and extreme practices which currently and sporadically appear in the art world and elsewhere. Iheap is for those who want to change their artistic practice or professional activity, for those who after several years of art school want to break free of alienated learning, who expect more from a school than a framework for artistic production, for those who reject art as it is commonly practiced, and finally for those who wish to work on essential issues in intimate and experimental conditions.
The course of study is completed in two years. The first year is composed of work sessions that mix practice and theory. The second year is dedicated to the creation of an activity report and a project. Its purpose is to demonstrate the development of the participant’s research.
Iheap delivers a French Post-Diploma, which is research-based and usually given after a Masters or in parallel with a PhD. Complimentary with other degrees, it is possible to be enrolled in another course of study while attending Iheap. Eligible candidates are not, however, required to hold a prior degree.
The application fee is 70 Dollars. Tuition is 9000 Dollars for two years studies.
The submission of an application is an online process:
http://iheap.fr/en/candidature/
Deadline for the submission of applications: March 1st, 2015
-
Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap)
Odile Nizon
Administratrice
Tél.FR : +33 (0) 1 76 50 07 07
E-mail : secretariat@iheap.fr
Call fo applications / Iheap - Session XI, 2015 - New York / From art market supremacy to economic strategies dissociated from the art market
Deadline:
Sun Mar 01, 2015 23:35
Location:
New York,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap)
“Economies – Can artistic practice produce viable economies outside of the art market?” From art market supremacy to economic strategies dissociated from the art market
The Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) is a graduate institute for research and experimentation in art. It is the educational branch of the Biennale de Paris.
The Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) offers participants a course of study wherein they can free themselves from the inherited art history of the 20th century by investigating crucial issues of art in the 21st century, an ongoing history in which participants will eventually take part.
Iheap is open to all those who have an interest in singular and extreme practices which currently and sporadically appear in the art world and elsewhere. Iheap is for those who want to change their artistic practice or professional activity, for those who after several years of art school want to break free of alienated learning, who expect more from a school than a framework for artistic production, for those who reject art as it is commonly practiced, and finally for those who wish to work on essential issues in intimate and experimental conditions.
The course of study is completed in two years. The first year is composed of work sessions that mix practice and theory. The second year is dedicated to the creation of an activity report and a project. Its purpose is to demonstrate the development of the participant’s research.
Level : Post-Diploma
Iheap delivers a French Post-Diploma, which is research-based and usually given after a Masters or in parallel with a PhD. Complimentary with other degrees, it is possible to be enrolled in another course of study while attending Iheap. Eligible candidates are not, however, required to hold a prior degree.
New York : The application fee is 70 Dollars. Tuition is 9000 Dollars for two years studies.
Paris : The application fee is 75 Euros. Tuition is 3000 Euros for two years studies.
The submission of an application is an online process:
http://iheap.fr/en/candidature/
Deadline for the submission of applications: March 1st, 2015
Contact :
Odile Nizon
Administratrice
Tél. : +33 (0) 1 76 50 07 07
E-mail : secretariat@iheap.fr
“Economies – Can artistic practice produce viable economies outside of the art market?” From art market supremacy to economic strategies dissociated from the art market
The Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) is a graduate institute for research and experimentation in art. It is the educational branch of the Biennale de Paris.
The Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) offers participants a course of study wherein they can free themselves from the inherited art history of the 20th century by investigating crucial issues of art in the 21st century, an ongoing history in which participants will eventually take part.
Iheap is open to all those who have an interest in singular and extreme practices which currently and sporadically appear in the art world and elsewhere. Iheap is for those who want to change their artistic practice or professional activity, for those who after several years of art school want to break free of alienated learning, who expect more from a school than a framework for artistic production, for those who reject art as it is commonly practiced, and finally for those who wish to work on essential issues in intimate and experimental conditions.
The course of study is completed in two years. The first year is composed of work sessions that mix practice and theory. The second year is dedicated to the creation of an activity report and a project. Its purpose is to demonstrate the development of the participant’s research.
Level : Post-Diploma
Iheap delivers a French Post-Diploma, which is research-based and usually given after a Masters or in parallel with a PhD. Complimentary with other degrees, it is possible to be enrolled in another course of study while attending Iheap. Eligible candidates are not, however, required to hold a prior degree.
New York : The application fee is 70 Dollars. Tuition is 9000 Dollars for two years studies.
Paris : The application fee is 75 Euros. Tuition is 3000 Euros for two years studies.
The submission of an application is an online process:
http://iheap.fr/en/candidature/
Deadline for the submission of applications: March 1st, 2015
Contact :
Odile Nizon
Administratrice
Tél. : +33 (0) 1 76 50 07 07
E-mail : secretariat@iheap.fr
Opening of the Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) in New York City in Fall 2015
Deadline:
Sun Mar 01, 2015 11:30
Location:
New York,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
The Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) is a graduate institute for research and experimentation in art. It is the educational branch of the Biennale de Paris. The Institute was created in 1985 by the City of Paris, in reference to the Bauhaus and Black Mountain College, and as an alternative to the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. It lapsed in 1995.
In 2012, compelled by its history, experiences and specificities, the Biennale de Paris opted to open a new Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) in accordance with its own modus operandi— which occasionally consists of reactivating lapsed or abandoned institutions. Drawing on the original model, the new Iheap conserved its name, intentions, idea of a simple structure, necessity for transversality and orality, and strong international dimension. The current form was conceived and developed by Alexandre Gurita and Jean-Baptiste Farkas, in conjunction with several key collaborators.
Iheap’s course of study offers participants - known as sessionists - the opportunity to liberate themselves from the inherited history of 20th Century art; instead, it proposes inquiry into the crucial issues of art in the 21st Century, a history in the process of being written and in which sessionists might eventually take part.
Iheap’s program cultivates “invisual” and “subtractive” practices that become inscribed in subtle ways into daily life. Iheap is interested in “acting out”; in artistic practices that develop alternative economies to the art market; in strategy applied to the field of culture; in the revision of artistic terminology; and in the notions of expenditure and the necessary.
Iheap is a liquid school that moves and composes itself within a multitude of environments. Each class takes place at a different location. The program, which is completed in two years (one session), consists of two full days per week of classes combining theory and practice. It confers a Post-Diploma.
Iheap will open its doors in New York in September 2015 with Session XI, titled “Economies - Can artistic practice produce viable economies outside of the art market?”. Not purporting to come to New York with readymade answers, Iheap wishes rather to engender the conditions for substantive debate on a topic crucial to both the United States and the world.
Iheap has chosen to locate itself in New York due to the city’s dynamism; character as a world city; and various existing structures that are extremely open to experimentation, innovation and risk, with which the Institute has worked. The Institute has found much support from individuals based in New York, some of whom will figure in its American pedagogical team. Emma McCormick-Goodhart will direct Iheap - New York.
Tuition is 9000 US Dollars for two years of study.
The period for application commences on November 18, 2014, and closes on March 1, 2015.
Iheap - New York has several advantages guiding its development in the United States:
- The first French school of art to open outside of France
- The least expensive school of art in New York
- The first Post-Diploma to be delivered in the United States
- The possibility for students to actively engage in exchanges, or “residencies abroad”, between New York and Paris.
The hope is that Iheap - New York will, in its own way, reinforce contemporary French-American relations, as well as the historical links between these two singular cities, which have each played a key role in shaping the History of Art.
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Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap)
Emma McCormick-Goodhart
Director New York
US +1 301 281 3082
FR +33 6 51 10 83 80
direction.new-york@iheap.fr
http://iheap.fr
In 2012, compelled by its history, experiences and specificities, the Biennale de Paris opted to open a new Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap) in accordance with its own modus operandi— which occasionally consists of reactivating lapsed or abandoned institutions. Drawing on the original model, the new Iheap conserved its name, intentions, idea of a simple structure, necessity for transversality and orality, and strong international dimension. The current form was conceived and developed by Alexandre Gurita and Jean-Baptiste Farkas, in conjunction with several key collaborators.
Iheap’s course of study offers participants - known as sessionists - the opportunity to liberate themselves from the inherited history of 20th Century art; instead, it proposes inquiry into the crucial issues of art in the 21st Century, a history in the process of being written and in which sessionists might eventually take part.
Iheap’s program cultivates “invisual” and “subtractive” practices that become inscribed in subtle ways into daily life. Iheap is interested in “acting out”; in artistic practices that develop alternative economies to the art market; in strategy applied to the field of culture; in the revision of artistic terminology; and in the notions of expenditure and the necessary.
Iheap is a liquid school that moves and composes itself within a multitude of environments. Each class takes place at a different location. The program, which is completed in two years (one session), consists of two full days per week of classes combining theory and practice. It confers a Post-Diploma.
Iheap will open its doors in New York in September 2015 with Session XI, titled “Economies - Can artistic practice produce viable economies outside of the art market?”. Not purporting to come to New York with readymade answers, Iheap wishes rather to engender the conditions for substantive debate on a topic crucial to both the United States and the world.
Iheap has chosen to locate itself in New York due to the city’s dynamism; character as a world city; and various existing structures that are extremely open to experimentation, innovation and risk, with which the Institute has worked. The Institute has found much support from individuals based in New York, some of whom will figure in its American pedagogical team. Emma McCormick-Goodhart will direct Iheap - New York.
Tuition is 9000 US Dollars for two years of study.
The period for application commences on November 18, 2014, and closes on March 1, 2015.
Iheap - New York has several advantages guiding its development in the United States:
- The first French school of art to open outside of France
- The least expensive school of art in New York
- The first Post-Diploma to be delivered in the United States
- The possibility for students to actively engage in exchanges, or “residencies abroad”, between New York and Paris.
The hope is that Iheap - New York will, in its own way, reinforce contemporary French-American relations, as well as the historical links between these two singular cities, which have each played a key role in shaping the History of Art.
-
Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques (Iheap)
Emma McCormick-Goodhart
Director New York
US +1 301 281 3082
FR +33 6 51 10 83 80
direction.new-york@iheap.fr
http://iheap.fr
