Dans le cadre de l'exposition Transition Attentionnelle Volet 1: "L'enfouissement de la puissance", l'artiste Jean-Charles Massera et Pascal Beausse, responsable des collections photographiques du Centre national des arts plastiques, critique d’art et curateur, s'engageront dans une conversation autour des thèmes soulevés par le travail de l'artiste.
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Jean-Charles Massera is a French writer, artist and director. Among his works: essays; Amour, Gloire et CAC 40 and La Leçon de Stains; sound plays; All You Need Is Ressentir (France Culture, 2006), Jte dérange? No no (Arte Radio, 2012); plays; Another Way Now pourrait supprimer 2800 villages d’ici 5 ans (directed by Brigitte Mounier, 2006), We Are L’Europe, (directed by Benoît Lambert, 2009); literary works; Jean de [...]
Jean-Charles Massera is a French writer, artist and director. Among his works: essays; Amour, Gloire et CAC 40 and La Leçon de Stains; sound plays; All You Need Is Ressentir (France Culture, 2006), Jte dérange? No no (Arte Radio, 2012); plays; Another Way Now pourrait supprimer 2800 villages d’ici 5 ans (directed by Brigitte Mounier, 2006), We Are L’Europe, (directed by Benoît Lambert, 2009); literary works; Jean de La Ciotat confirme (2004); Jean de La Ciotat, la légende and A cauchemar is born (Verticales, 2007).
His visual or sound installations have been shown in various group exhibitions (La Beauté, in Avignon, Corporate Everything at the Kunsthalle in Fribourg, Cherchez le garçonau MAC/VAL…) or personal (Institut d’Art Contemporain Villeurbanne/Rhône-Alpes).