Artists’ Films, Performances and Conversations

Artists’ Films
In collaboration with curator Marie Canet, FIAC and the Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard present the seventh edition of Cinéphémère next to the Grand Palais and the Petit Palais. Short artists’ films (maximum 30 minutes running time) are screened every day in a 14-seat cinema especially equipped for this purpose. Programs presented by the FIDMarseille (International Film Festival of Marseille) and the FILAF (International Festival of art book and film) are presented during the weekend. You will find the programme on FIAC’s website and in front of the cinéphémère entrance. The program presents new international films by Sara Ramo, Klara Liden, Bani Abidi, João Maria Gusmão and Pedro Paiva, Loretta Fahrenholz or Laure Prouvost, among others.

Opening times:
From Wed, Oct 19th to Sun, Oct 23rd from noon to 8pm.
Location:
Container Place Clémenceau, 75001 Paris

Performances
This year, FIAC reinforces its support of performative practices and exchanges between contemporary art disciplines by inaugurating a new festival, Parades for FIAC, which will be held in various emblematic Parisian locations near the Grand Palais. This programme investigates intersections between music, contemporary dance, performance and poetry. It presents a series of experiments in the form of live actions that explore new avenues in the field of artistic performance.
Full program

Opening times:
From Wed 19th to Saturday the 22nd of Oct from 6.30pm onwards.
Location:
Various courtyards of the Louvre

Conversations:
This year, FIAC presents a three day conference programme from October 21st to October 23rd, in the “Conversation Room” inside the fair. Each day is dedicated to a theme that associates art with a related contemporary problematic: architecture, science and diplomacy.

Program:
Oct 21st, 2pm, 3:30pm and 5pm
Art et architecture
Oct 22nd, 2pm, 3:30pm and 5pm
Art and science
Oct 23rd, pm, 3:30pm and 5pm
Art and diplomacy

Location:
Grand Palais, Conversation Room, on the 1st floor from the Grand
Escalier d’Honneur, 75008 Paris