DP GB Nuit Blanche_bcoul

PRESS PACK
2008.09
CONTENTS
_____________________________________________
> EDITORIAL BY BERTRAND DELANOË
Mayor of Paris
> EDITORIAL BY CHRISTOPHE GIRARD
Deputy mayor for Culture
> EDITORIAL BY VERONIQUE DUBARRY
Deputy mayor for Disability
> NUIT BLANCHE 2008
by Hervé Chandès and Ronald Chammah, Artistic directors
> BIOGRAPHIES OF THE ARTISTIC DIRECTORS
> PRESS RELEASE
> GARE DU NORD – GARE DE L’EST
> GARE DE LYON – GARE DE BERCY
> MONTPARNASSE – SAINT-GERMAIN
> GARE SAINT-LAZARE – CHAMPS-ÉLYSEES
> TOUR SAINT-JACQUES – MARAIS
> OTHER NUITS BLANCHES
Around Paris
Around France
World and Europe
> PRACTICAL INFORMATION
> GETTING AROUND
> ARTISTS TAKING PART IN NUIT BLANCHE PARIS
> THE NUIT BLANCHE TEAM
2
EDITORIAL
_____________________________________________
Bertrand Delanoë,
Mayor of Paris
Each autumn for seven years, Nuit Blanche lights up Paris. For one sleepless night,
dreams are played out on the streets as the city reveals itself from an entirely new
perspective. Each year, as this marvellous night draws near, Parisians wonder what it
will bring. Which parts of the city will it involve? What events have been planned?
What atmosphere will they find? This year, for the 7th Nuit Blanche, artistic directors
Hervé Chandès and Ronald Chammah extend an invitation to travel as they embark
us on an exploration of images.
For the 2008 Nuit Blanche, Paris’ buildings become giant screens.
Parisians and
visitors to the city become actors, spectators and projectionists as films and
animated images illuminate their nocturnal wanderings.
For one night only, video artists and film-makers transform Paris’ stations into a giant
Bollywood film set, an operatic stage, a photo studio or a projection room. Works
orchestrated by outstanding international artists suspend the hustle and bustle of
station platforms and concourses to replace it with the silence and magic of
creation.
For one night only, the sky is reflected on the Tour Saint-Jacques, the Tour
Montparnasse is transformed and, for the space of a moment, churches are home to
the unity of free people, carried by the voice of Patti Smith or the images filmed by
Javier Téllez.
For one night only, art guides us through the landmarks of Paris, places so familiar we
no longer notice them.
The passer-by is prompted to stop and see, letting the poetry and emotion of Paris
resonate through the city. The spirit of Nuit Blanche is there, captured in this moment
of sharing, freedom, daring and openness.
3
EDITORIAL
_____________________________________________
Christophe Girard,
Deputy mayor for Culture
This 7th Nuit Blanche, under the artistic direction of Hervé Chandès and Ronald
Chammah, once again invites lovers of art and culture to explore new parts of Paris
in the hands of artists from around the world.
On Saturday October 4th 2008, Paris’ stations will become landmarks on the Nuit
Blanche map.
In partnership with SNCF, France’s railway company, artists will
transform these places of meeting and movement by letting in curiosity,
astonishment and dreams. Through innovative and ambitious projects, they will fill
Parisians with the desire to rediscover their city and have them experience the
unexpected.
In addition to the city’s stations, several churches together with the Tour SaintJacques, Tour Montparnasse and numerous other sites across Paris will be "visited" by
artists whose mission is to transform them for one special night.
Our wish, from the very first Nuit Blanche in 2002, is that this "sleepless night" should be
a tribute to Paris’ heritage and to the contemporary artists who give Paris its
vibrancy, and invite us to constantly renew our perception of a modern city with an
open outlook on the world. We are delighted that, thanks to Nuit Blanche, Paris can
show itself to be a vast and welcoming stage, one that looks to the future and is
open to French and international artists.
Through the Nuits Blanches Europe network of the different European capitals that
host their own Nuit Blanche, modelled on the Parisian event, Nuit Blanche embraces
new projects and new experiences.
On other continents too, numerous capital cities around the world have been
seduced by the extraordinary magic of Nuit Blanche.
I wish you a good and
beautiful night of surprises and inspiration to be shared by all.
4
EDITORIAL
_____________________________________________
Véronique Dubarry,
Deputy mayor for Disability
Once again this year, we wanted to make this marvellous opportunity to discover or
rediscover Paris something for everyone to enjoy.
The Nuit Blanche programme reflects this desire through cosmopolitan works that
address questions of diversity and different perceptions, and Javier Téllez’s original
and universal work, in which blind people share with us their emotions and
sensations, takes its place naturally among them.
Some of the associated projects, such as Des voix dans la nuit by the non-profit
organisation Acoeurvoix, present the work of disabled artists.
Beyond the fact that virtually all the venues for the works are accessible to the
disabled, Paris shows its continued determination to include each of its citizens in
every aspect of the city, from its most ordinary to its most exceptional manifestations.
I wish you all a night rich in emotions and experiences to share.
5
EDITORIAL
_____________________________________________
Nuit Blanche 2008,
by Hervé Chandès
and Ronald Chammah,
Artistic directors
This Nuit Blanche takes place in a deliberately small number of sites, either stations,
towers or churches.
We chose stations as places of transit where Paris and its suburbs meet. We chose
churches to bring Nuit Blanche into places of silence. We chose Tour Saint-Jacques
and Tour Montparnasse, along with the Comédie Française, to provoke ancient and
modern. These places, known to all, have been handed over to the artists as the
settings for dense and ambitious projects, so that the public can then immerse
themselves in their universe.
We have given each of these artists the means to develop spectacular projects,
without compromise. For many of them, this is the first time they have embarked on
works of this scale. We wanted the 2008 Nuit Blanche to be both thought-provoking
and capable of engaging every audience through this choice of international artists
in the multiple disciplines of film, contemporary art, music…
6
BIOGRAPHIES of the artistic directors
_____________________________________________
Hervé Chandès
Hervé Chandès is the Director of the Fondation Cartier pour l’Art Contemporain and
has managed all the Foundation’s activities, exhibitions in Paris and internationally,
the collection and commissions to artists since 1994.
He has curated numerous
exhibitions including Raymond Depardon, Takashi Murakami, William Eggleston, Marc
Newson, David Lynch and Patti Smith.
Ronald Chammah
Ronald Chammah is a distributor and restorer of films, specialising in Italian cinema of
the 1950s and 60s and independent American cinema of the 1960s and 70s. He also
directs and produces films. Familiar with the contemporary art scene, he curated
Woman of Many Faces: Isabelle Huppert at PS1 MoMA in New York and at the
Couvent des Cordeliers in Paris.
He also curated the Patti Smith exhibition, held
recently at the Fondation Cartier pour l’Art Contemporain.
7
PRESS RELEASE
_____________________________________________
Since the first edition in 2002, Nuit Blanche has enjoyed immense success among a tireless
and inquiring public. Since then, the Parisian model continues to sow the seeds for Nuits
Blanches in Europe and at the four corners of the globe, from Madrid to Gaza, from Brussels to
Miami.
Free and open to all, this 7th Nuit Blanche will be a sleepless night but certainly not a
dreamless one as the public gaze in wonder at Paris by night as they have never seen it
before. From the most everyday sites to the monuments on which the city’s reputation is built,
Paris is draped in the magic and colour of astonishing works by artists and creators from all
disciplines.
This year’s programme, under the artistic direction of Hervé Chandès and Ronald Chammah,
is built around Paris’ main railway stations which, day after day, pour their never-ending
stream of passengers into the city.
Essential and emblematic, stations are bustling hubs,
places of transit for people often too busy to pay attention to the environment or the
architecture of these often listed buildings.
Five stations form the backbone of the 2008 Nuit Blanche. Artists such as American Tony
Oursler (Gare du Nord), France’s Pierrick Sorin (Gare de l’Est) and Indian Shaad Ali (Gare de
Lyon) take over their concourses, facades and platforms with their magic, inviting each of us
to look differently at our everyday urban environment. The number of sites in this year’s
circuit, which also takes in churches and monuments with noteworthy contributions from Patti
Smith in Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés and Gu Dexin at the Tour Saint-Jacques, is deliberately
smaller, preferring the impact of exceptional works over dispersion.
Including the abundance of associated projects (Christian Boltanski at the Musée d’art et
d’histoire du Judaïsme and la maison rouge–fondation antoine de galbert; Otto Piene at
Place de Catalogne as part of the France-Nordrhein-Westfalen season; Nuit de l’Europe in
the gardens at Parc de Bercy as part of the European Cultural Season), over seventy artistic
projects transform the capital for the space of one night.
Visual arts, installations, projections, concerts, dance, readings, live performances, poetry and
music: freedom, humour, reflections and derision are expressed through creations which,
however shortlived, engrave themselves in the memory of spectators who are dazzled and
surprised by Nuit Blanche 2008.
8
NUIT BLANCHE 2008 – map
_____________________________________________
9
GARE DU NORD
GARE DE L’EST
GUEST ARTISTS :
I. TONY OURSLER
II. PIERRICK SORIN
10
I. TONY OURSLER
Horizon scander jeu
> Gare du Nord
a > GARE DU NORD
18, RUE DE
DUNKERQUE
75010 PARIS
Mº GARE DU NORD
RER B and D
(GARE DU NORD),
E (MAGENTA)
BUS 26, 30, 31, 38, 43,
46, 48, 54, 56, 65, 302,
N01, N02, N44
SNCF ECOMOBILES
STATION (See p.59)
I. TONY OURSLER (simulation). © Tony Oursler
Larger-than-life teenagers sing and whisper in a film made with the help of forty
pupils from Grange aux Belles secondary school and projected onto the towering
main facade of the Gare du Nord. Meanwhile, an acoustic installation fills the
station's forecourt with the sound of muttering children and other noises straight from
the artist’s imagination. Working with Constance DeJong and Tony Conrad, Tony
Oursler also uses the station announcement system to create an "industrial opera" of
train whistles blowing, some recorded, some live.
-Tony Oursler trained at the California Institute of Arts and at the Rockland Community College
before returning to live and work in New York, where he was born in 1957. Famous the world
over, he has taken the video installation away from the screen, choosing instead to project
his works directly onto objects, buildings or balloon-like spheres. His videos become hybrid
creations, both funny and disturbing. Most of his installations include soundtracks and
frequently portray fragments of human bodies; they show the ordinary in its most bizarre
forms.
11
II. PIERRICK SORIN
Untitled
> Gare de l’Est
a > GARE DE L’EST
PLACE DU 11 NOVEMBRE
1918
75010 PARIS
Mº GARE DE L’EST
RER B and D (GARE DU
NORD), RER E (MAGENTA)
BUS 30, 31, 32, 38, 39, 46,
47, 56, 65, N01, N02, N23,
N41, N42, N43, N44, N45,
N120, N121, N140, N141,
N142
SNCF ECOMOBILES
STATION (See p.59)
8pm DON NINO
9.30pm MAN
11pm NICOLAS LAUREAU
(DON NINO) + GUESTS:
SET NLF 3
00.30am MAN
II. PIERRICK SORIN Images, created in real time, projected onto
2am DON NINO
the front of Hotel Terminus Est (simulation). © Pierrick Sorin
3.30am MAN
Pierrick Sorin’s three projects all take place outside the station. Taking souvenir
photos as its theme, Vous êtes tous mes amis invites the public to join the artist in two
photo studios. The resulting portraits, which show their subjects standing next to the
smiling artist, are then projected onto a panoramic screen on the forecourt in front of
the station. These are the kind of holiday snaps or family photos that just about
anyone can have at home, except that, bizarrely, they all include the artist in one
role or another (friend, lover, husband, colleague etc.), posing with members of the
public who thus find themselves embroiled in an unforeseen situation. Pierrick Sorin
also uses the front of the Terminus Est Hotel, opposite the station, as a giant screen for
Artiste en bâtiment, a projection of films that he makes "live" by moving small objects
around or setting little "home-made machines" in motion, breathing life into shapes,
materials and colours. Both films are shown to live music by Don Nino (NLF3) and
Rasim Biyikli (Man).
-Video artist Pierrick Sorin is a master at the art of self-portrayal in film and has no qualms
about showing himself on screen. His work plays with different registers to depict everyday life
as both absurd and burlesque. Born in Nantes, where he lives and works, Pierrick Sorin has
achieved international acclaim, with works exhibited in such Meccas of the contemporary
art world as the Fondation Cartier, the Centre Pompidou, the Tate Gallery in London, the
Guggenheim Museum in New York, and the Metropolitan Museum of Photography in Tokyo.
12
ASSOCIATED PROJECTS
_____________________________________________
> 9e
1. ITINERAIRES-ART CONTEMPORAIN
Identité 2008 Acteurs & Témoins
FRESCO
b > Mairie du 9e /
6, rue Drouot / M° Richelieu-Drouot /
7pm-2am /
www.mairie9.paris.fr
> 10e
2. JEONG-HWA CHOI
Paradise
INSTALLATION
a > Point Éphémère /
Centre de dynamiques artistiques /
200, quai de Valmy /
M ° Louis Blanc, Jaurès /
2pm-2am /
www.pointephemere.org
3. LUIS PASINA
Vanité n°12 – Visible Invisible
ACTION / INSTALLATION
a > Théâtre de Verre /
Impasse Bonne Nouvelle / M ° Bonne
Nouvelle, Strasbourg Saint-Denis /
7pm-7am /
www.theatredeverre.fr
4. DIMITRI PARIMEROS
Le Jardin d’Eden – Adam et Eve
MONUMENTAL FACADE INSTALLATION
a > Square de l’Église Saint-Laurent /
M° Gare de l’Est / 8pm-4am /
5. LAURENT GODARD
Sans queue ni tête
INSTALLATION, PAINTING AND VIDEO
b > 24, cour des Petites Ecuries /
M ° Bonne Nouvelle, Château d’Eau /
www.flateurville.com
13
6. LEA DE SAINT-JULIEN AVEC EMILE ROMNEY
La Forêt des Mânes
INSTALLATION
a > Centre International d’Accueil
et d’Échanges des Récollets /
Cour du Cloître des Récollets /
150-154, rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin /
M° Gare de l’Est / Bus 30, 31, 32, 38, 39,
46, 47, 56, 57, 65, 350 / 7pm-7am /
www.foretdesmanes.com
7. AXEL ROGIER-WAESELYNCK
Stations
INTERACTIVE INSTALLATION
a > Square on the corner of Quai de Valmy
and Rue Jean Poulmarch /
M° Jacques Bonsergent, Gare de l’Est, République /
www.101112.fr
8. ANNIE RATTI
Îles Flottantes
VIDEO INSTALLATION
b > Chapelle du Couvent des Récollets /
148, rue du faubourg Saint-Martin /
Mº Gare de l’Est /
7pm-7am /
http://leballonrouge.over-blog.com
> 11e
9. ASSOCIATION PAGE COMMUNE
La nuit blanche du roman noir
READINGS
> Librairie La Plume Vagabonde /
17, rue de la Fontaine-au-Roi /
M° République, Goncourt / 8pm-3am /
www.laplumevagabonde.fr
pagecommune.canablog.com
14
Nearby
> 18e
La Fin du Monde
CONCERTS + E B 1.0 EXHIBITION ON SOUND AND THE DIGITAL ARTS
a > Centre Musical Fleury Goutte d’Or - Barbara /
1, rue de Fleury /
M ° Barbès Rochechouart, La Chapelle /
RER Gare du Nord / Bus 30, 31, 54, 56, 65 /
7pm-7am /
www.fgo-barbara.fr
> 20e
AGRAFMOBILE
Mots publics : Ici je suis ailleurs
SOUND INSTALLATION AND PROJECTION
a > Square des Cardeurs and Place du Mail /
M° Alexandre Dumas, Porte de Bagnolet, Porte de Montreuil /
8pm-midnight: sound and visual installation, Square des Cardeurs /
8pm-midnight: film projection, Place du Mail /
www.agrafmobile.net
DENIS DARZACQ
Denis Darzacq
PHOTOGRAPHY
a > Pavillon Carré de Baudouin /
121, rue de Ménilmontant / M ° Gambetta /
Bus 26, 96 / 6pm-1am /
www.mairie20.paris.fr
PATRICE SPADONI, COLLECTIF CANAL MARCHES
Visages / Paroles de femmes
VIDEO PROJECTION
a > Centre Social Elisabeth /
126 Boulevard de Belleville /
M° Belleville /
Friday October 3rd 2008, 7pm-11.30pm /
www.centreelisabeth.org
15
GARE DE LYON
GARE DE BERCY
GUEST ARTISTS :
III. SHAAD ALI
IV. ARTAVAZD PELECHIAN
V. KUNZ & GLASER
16
III. SHAAD ALI
Shaad Ali and the Bollywood Bawaal
> Gare de Lyon
a > GARE DE LYON
PLACE LOUIS ARMAND
75012 PARIS
Mº GARE DE LYON
RER A and D (GARE DE LYON)
BUS 20, 24, 29, 57, 61, 63, 65,
87, 91, N 01, N 02, N22, N 31,
N32, N 33, N 34, N 35, N120,
N130, N131, N132
SNCF ECOMOBILES STATION
(See p.59)
III. SHAAD ALI
Shaad Ali invites the public to take a back-stage tour of the world of Bollywood.
Throughout the night, the public can watch an original scene being filmed in the
middle of the Gare de Lyon, with singing, dancing, costumes, make-up, rhythm and
rhyme, in the glare of the projectors and under the watchful eye of camera-men
and passers-by alike. Music composed by Indian Pyeralal and words by the poet
Gulzar, both masters from the 1950s golden age of Indian popular cinema. Indian
actress Aditi Rao and French actor Louis Garrel take the starring roles. Filming begins
outside on the station forecourt to move indoors at dusk, where it resumes on the
concourse opposite Le Train Bleu restaurant before winding up on the platforms in
the early hours of the morning.
This project has the support of Le Train Bleu restaurant, the French Embassy in India and Hotel
Mama Shelter.
-Shaad Ali is a young Indian Bollywood director. Two of his films, Saathiya (2002) and Bunti aur
Babli (2005) were both box-office hits and critically acclaimed. Ali began learning his craft as
a child on his father’s film sets, and went on to work with Mani Ratnam, one of the great
names in Indian popular cinema of the past thirty years. Shaad Ali’s films are set
uncompromisingly in the India of today, yet they are rooted in the golden age of Indian
popular cinema of the 1950s. Freely mixing comedy, romance and fantasy, Ali’s films tell their
tales at breakneck speed, interspersed with all-singing all-dancing sequences filmed with
remarkable virtuosity. Shaad Ali continues to make his mark as a challenging director who is
determined to see the very special genre of "Bollywood" be given the recognition it deserves.
17
IV. ARTAVAZD PELECHIAN
Our Century
> Gare de Bercy
b > GARE DE BERCY
48 BIS, BOULEVARD
DE BERCY
64, RUE DE BERCY
75012 PARIS
Mº BERCY
BUS 24, 64, 87, N 32,
N35, N130
RUNNING TIME:
30 MINUTES
IV. ARTAVAZD PELECHIAN,
Screening of Our Century by Artavazd Pelechian (simulation).
A metaphysical meditation on the conquest of space, failed blast-offs, imminent
catastrophes, Icarus’ dream exploited by both Russia and America and the fate of
the astronaut... Our Century, a black and white film made in 1982, is considered a
major work of auteur cinema. For Nuit Blanche, it is being shown on a giant screen
on the motorail loading car park, from where it can be seen from outside the station.
-Artavazd Pelechian was born in Soviet Armenia in 1938 and studied at the VGIK, Moscow’s
film school. In 1967, he made At the Beginning, which he dedicated to the 50th anniversary of
the Russian Revolution. With The Seasons, made in 1972, his fame spread beyond the USSR. His
work, described as visual, universal poetry, has been praised by both Jean-Luc Godard and
Serge Daney and was the subject of a retrospective at the Galerie du Jeu de Paume in 1992.
18
V. KUNZ & GLASER
Autoportrait
> Gare de Bercy car park
b > PARKING DE LA
GARE DE BERCY
48 BIS, BOULEVARD
DE BERCY
64, RUE DE BERCY
75012 PARIS
Mº BERCY
BUS 24, 64, 87, N 32,
N35, N130
V. KUNZ & GLASER, Autoportrait. © Kunz & Glaser
There’s something strange about the Fiat X1/9 parked in the Bercy car park. In the
front seats, a couple – two "talking heads" – strike up a conversation as a series of
questions about life and art in general.
-Born in 1972 and 1973 respectively, Magdalena Kunz and Daniel Glaser live and work in
Zurich. The videos and installation pieces by these two acclaimed video artists have been
widely exhibited all over the world. Spanning sculpture, installation and cinema, their work
frequently depicts scenes from urban life.
19
ASSOCIATED PROJECTS
_____________________________________________
> 5e
1. ANTONIA BOSCO AND BRUNO BIANCHI
Le Calme de la Nuit
MUSIC AND POETRY
a > Collège des Bernardins /
20, rue de Poissy /
M º Cardinal Lemoine, Maubert-Mutualité, Jussieu /
Bus 24, 47, 63, 67, 86, 87, 89 / 10pm-1am /
www.collegedesbernardins.fr
> 12e
2. MAIRIE DU 12
Café noir pour Nuit Blanche
e
BREAKFAST
a > Mairie du 12e /
130, avenue Daumesnil /
M º Dugommier, Montgallet / Bus 29 /
4am-7am /
http://mairie12.paris.fr
3. CHRISTIAN BOLTANSKI, GABRIELA FRIDRIKSDOTTIR, ANGELIKA MARKUL
Les Archives du Cœur
EXHIBITION / INSTALLATION / VIDEO
a > la maison rouge
fondation antoine de galbert /
10, boulevard de la Bastille /
Mº Quai de la Rapée, Gare de Lyon /
RER Gare de Lyon /
8.30pm-4am /
www.lamaisonrouge.org
4. COLLECTIF : FRANÇOIS VEY / WHITE SPIRIT BAND / 1 PLAN
Echo
ELECTROCHORAL PERFORMANCE
a > Rue Crémieux
(entrance via rue de Lyon) /
Mº Gare de Lyon / 9pm-midnight /
http://ws-b.fr
20
5. ANTOINE SCHMITT AND JEAN-JACQUES BIRGÉ
Nabaz’mob
OPERA
b > Bercy Village /
Passage Saint-Vivant, Cour Saint-Emilion /
Mº Cour Saint-Emilion /
8pm-2am (six 30-minute performances) /
http://nabazmob.free.fr
www.bercyvillage.com
6. PARIS MÔMES
CHILDREN’S CIRCUIT
> Parc de Bercy /
Mº Bercy, Cour Saint-Emilion /
7pm-11pm /
www.parismomes.fr
www.parismomes.fr/mag/mag_flip.php
7. Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes
PHOTO EXHIBITION
b > Jardin Yitzhak Rabin, Bercy /
Mº Bercy, Cour Saint-Emilion /
www.UE2008.fr
> 13e
8. 13 EN VUE
Voiles
INSTALLATION
b > Piscine de la Butte-aux-Cailles /
5, place Paul Verlaine /
Mº Place d’Italie / 7pm-1am /
www.13envue.fr
9. CHEN ZHEN
La Danse de la Fontaine Émergente (1998-2008)
FOUNTAIN
a > Place Augusta Holmes /
Rue Paul Klee / Mº Quai de la Gare /
7pm-7am /
www.paris.fr
21
10. BRUNO LATOUR
The Theater of Proof: a series of demonstrations
EXHIBITION
a > Bétonsalon, centre d’art et de recherche /
9, esplanade Pierre Vidal-Nacquet /
Halle aux Farines ground floor /
M° and RER C Bib. François Mitterrand / 7pm-7am /
22
MONTPARNASSE
SAINT-GERMAIN
GUEST ARTISTS :
VI. RYOJI IKEDA
VII. PATTI SMITH WITH JESSE AND JACKSON
23
VI. RYOJI IKEDA
spectra [paris]
> Tour Montparnasse
> PLACE DU 18 JUIN 1940
PLACE RAOUL DUFY
a (RUE DE L’ARRIVEE)
75014 PARIS
Mº MONTPARNASSE-BIENVENÜE
BUS 28, 58, 82, 89, 91, 92,
94, 95, 96, N 01, N 02, N21, N61,
N62, N63,N121, N122
VI. RYOJI IKEDA, Dream Amsterdam, 2008. Ryoji Ikeda - spectra [amsterdam]
Photo: alphons.net. 2008
Previously shown in Amsterdam, spectra consists of a powerful white light whose
beam radically alters architectural and urban spaces. Each version is designed
specifically to suit the scale and features of the site in question. Visible from Place
Saint-Germain-des-Prés, spectra will be combined with the acoustic installation
matrix, the two merging into a single work. Ultra-high intensity projectors are
arranged in squares at the foot of the north wall of the Tour Montparnasse (facing
rue de Rennes). The vertical beam of light is accompanied by a horizontal layer of
pure sound waves. As visitors walk around the exhibit, their movements interfere with
the sound waves, thereby continually creating new pieces of music.
This project has the support of Caisse des Dépôts and Ensemble Immobilier Tour Maine
Montparnasse.
-42-year-old Japanese sound artist Ryoji Ikeda is one of the world’s greatest performers and
composers of electronic music. Focusing on the perception phenomenon and the intrinsic
properties of sound, Ryoji Ikeda uses the very latest technologies to manipulate the most
minute elements possible. An active figure on the Japanese and international scenes since
1995, Ryoji Ikeda’s sound-and-vision performances at concerts have taken his reputation
beyond the music world. He has produced work in collaboration with artists’ collective Dumb
Type, choreographer William Forsythe of the Frankfurt Ballet, architect Toyo Ito and artist
Hiroshi Sugimoto.
24
VII. PATTI SMITH WITH JESSE AND JACKSON
Untitled
> Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés
b > ÉGLISE SAINTGERMAIN DES-PRÉS
3, PLACE SAINTGERMAIN DES-PRÉS
75006 PARIS
Mº SAINT-GERMAIN-DESPRÉS
BUS 39, 63, 86, 95
9pm-6am*
VII. PATTI SMITH WITH JESSE AND JACKSON, Untitled.
© Renaud Monfourny
*First concert at 9pm.
Second concert at
10.30pm.
Capacity for the first two
concerts
is limited to 600 people.
Tickets available from
the Nuit Blanche
welcome point, Place
de l’Hôtel
de Ville, on Friday
October 3rd
5pm-10pm and on
Saturday October 4th
from 4pm. Open to nonticket holders
Patti Smith draws on the writings of St Francis of Assisi for a musical performance
inside Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés. With her daughter Jesse on piano and her son
Jackson on guitar, this exceptional and poetic work unravels in an improvisational
mode as the night progresses.
-Born in Chicago, Patti Smith was a rebellious teenager with a passion for Rimbaud. In 1967,
she left New Jersey for New York where she met the photographer Robert Mapplethorpe.
Absorbing herself in performance and poetry, she seeks an inspired fusion between
improvisation, politics and rock ’n roll. Her first album, Horses (1975), was internationally
acclaimed, winning the Grand Prix du Disque Charles Cros in France. Her drawings were
shown for the first time in 1978 at the Robert Miller Gallery in New York. In 2005 she received
France’s highest cultural accolade when she was made a Commander of the Order of Arts
and Letters.
25
ASSOCIATED PROJECTS
_____________________________________________
> 6e
1. PATRICK TOSANI
Noir
EXHIBITION
a > Galerie Saint-Séverin /
3-4, rue des Prêtres Saint-Séverin /
Mº Saint-Michel, Cluny-La Sorbonne /
7pm-7am /
www.diocese-paris.net
2. HENRI FOUCAULT
À la faveur de la nuit
LIGHT INSTALLATION
a > Monnaie de Paris /
11, quai de Conti /
M º Odéon, Mabillon, Pont-Neuf, Châtelet, Saint Michel /
Bus 24, 27, 58, 63, 70, 87, 96 /
8pm-7am /
www.henri-foucault.com
www.faveur-de-la-nuit.com
3. COLLECTIVE OF 28 ARTISTS
Programme Tram Hospitalités 2008
PROJECTION
ANNE DEGUELLE
Artists in space and Palermo
PROJECTION
b > Musée Zadkine /
100 bis, rue d’Assas /
M º Vavin, Notre-Dame-des-Champs /
Bus 58, 83, 91 /
7pm-midnight /
www.zadkine.paris.fr
26
> 14e
4. HERVE DOMINGUE AND ALYCIA
Hervé Domingue in concert and COQUIN D ’CAF’ CONC’
CONCERT AND SHOW
c > Théâtre 14 - Jean-Marie Serreau /
20, avenue Marc Sangnier /
M º Porte de Vanves / Bus 58, 95 /
Tramway Didot / 11.30pm-2am /
11.30pm: Hervé Domingue; 1am: Alycia /
www.hervedomingue.com
http://alycia.biz.site.voila.fr/
5. FABRIC | CH
Perpetual (Tropical) Sunshine
LIGHT INSTALLATION
b > Église Notre-Dame-du-Travail /
59, rue Vercingétorix /
M º Pernety, Gaîté /
Bus 91 / 7pm-7am /
www.fabric.ch
http://paroisse.ndtravail.free.fr
6. OTTO PIENE
Plus léger que l’air
FLYING SCULPTURE
a > Place de Catalogne /
Mº Gaîté, Pernéty / 7pm-7am /
www.artention.info
> 15e
8. Cover record, Sound Art: le live
EXHIBITION AND CONCERT
a > Immanence /
21, avenue du Maine /
Mº Montparnasse - Bienvenüe /
Bus 91, 92, 95, 96 / 7pm-2am /
9pm: concert with Ramuntcho Matta, Goran Vejvoda and Janek Schaefer (to be confirmed)
www.art-immanence.org
27
9. LUIZA JACOBSEN / MARIE-JULIE BOURGEOIS
Tempo
VIDEO INSTALLATION
b > Piscine Armand Massard /
65, boulevard du Montparnasse /
Mº Montparnasse-Bienvenüe /
Bus 28, 58, 91, 92, 94, 95, 96 / 7pm-7am /
www.paris.fr
www.tempo-project.blogspot.com
10. CONSERVATOIRE DU 15e ARRONDISSEMENT FREDERIC CHOPIN
Musique dans le Noir
MUSICAL IMPROVISATIONS
a > Conservatoire du 15e arrondissement Frédéric Chopin /
Auditorium /
43, rue Bargue /
M° Volontaires, Pasteur / Bus 88, 95 /
9pm-midnight
http://conservatoirechopin.free.fr/
28
GARE SAINT-LAZARE
CHAMPS-ELYSEES
GUEST ARTISTS :
VIII. SEMICONDUCTOR
IX. JOHNNIE TO
29
VIII. SEMICONDUCTOR
Brilliant Noise
> Gare Saint-Lazare
> GARE SAINT-LAZARE
RUE SAINT-LAZARE
75008 PARIS
a (ENTRANCE: RUE
D’AMSTERDAM)
Mº SAINT-LAZARE
RER E (HAUSSMANN,
ST-LAZARE),
RER A (AUBER)
BUS 20, 21, 22, 24, 26,
27, 28, 29, 32, 43, 53,
66, 80, 81, 94, 95,
N01,N02, N24, N51,
N52, N53, N150, N151,
N152, N153
SNCF ECOMOBILES
STATION (See p.59)
from 4pm. Open to
non-ticket holders
from midnight.
Limited places.
VIII. SEMICONDUCTOR, Extract from the film Brilliant Noise.
© Semiconductor
Gare Saint-Lazare gives a new resonance to the three large-scale video projections
in Semiconductor’s project for Nuit Blanche. Their installation introduces different
physical scales into the station, playing on the limits of perception to stretch the
everyday world far beyond our imagination. The time-lapse animation Brilliant Noise
brings the sun into the station, confronting us with the vastness of an expanding
universe. Earthmoves and The Sound of Microclimates (which shows a futuristic Paris)
remind us that the fabric of our lives is never still as sound and image are used to
dematerialise our environment.
Semiconductor were artists-in-residence at the Centre des Récollets from January to March
2004 as part of the programme developed by the City of Paris – Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
This project has the support of SGGL / INEO MS.
-Semiconductor - the internationally acclaimed duo of UK artists Ruth Jarman and Joe
Gerhardt - make moving image works which reveal our physical world in flux; cities in motion,
shifting landscapes and systems in chaos. Since 1999 they have worked with digital animation
to transcend the constraints of time, scale and natural forces to explore the world beyond
human experience, questioning our very existence.
30
IX. JOHNNIE TO
Hong Kong Action
> Comédie Française
a > Comédie
Française
Place Colette
75001 Paris
Mº Palais Royal Musée du Louvre,
Pyramides
Bus 21, 27, 39, 48, 67,
68, 69, 81, 95
IX. JOHNNIE TO, Hong Kong Action (simulation).
Johnnie To plunges the public into the heart of Hong-Kong action movies, where a
hail of kung-fu moves, flying leaps and gunfire form an incredible, gravity-defying
choreography. In his work for Nuit Blanche, the musicians and singers of a Cantonese
opera company move across a bamboo theatre stage in front of the Comédie
Française, a tribute to the traditional origins of this unique film genre. An original
montage by Johnnie To is projected on either side of the stage, with classic
Japanese Samurai movies echoing Hollywood Westerns.
This project has the support of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, Hotel Mama
Shelter and the SGGL / INEO MS.
-Hong-Kong film director and producer Johnnie To first came to public attention with All About
Ah-long before achieving international acclaim with his 1993 film The Heroic Trio. In 2005,
Election was shown in competition at the Cannes Film Festival. The raw realism of his
detective movies, the choreographed fight scenes and spectacular stunts are all tinged with
black humour.
31
ASSOCIATED PROJECTS
_____________________________________________
> 1er
1. FÉLICIE D’ESTIENNE D’ORVES AND FRÉDERIC NOGRAY
Monolithe
SOUND AND LIGHT INSTALLATION AND CONCERT
b > Église Saint-Roch /
296, rue Saint-Honoré /
Mº Tuileries, Pyramides /
Bus : 21, 27, 68, 69, 72, 73, 81, 95 /
9pm-5am /
www.feliciedestiennedorves.com
www.myspace.com/fredericnogray
www.saintroch.esqualite.com
> 2e
2. LA FEMME TENTACULAIRE
Jardin d’Asphalte
PHOTOGRAPHIC, VIDEO INSTALLATION AND SOUND AMBIENCE
a > Mairie du 2e /
8, rue de la Banque / Mº Bourse /
7pm-2am /
> 8e
3. VIRGINIE DI RICCI, JEAN-MARC MUSIAL
Roma Amor or la Nuit Blanche de Caligula
VIDEO INSTALLATION
a > Petit Palais /
Avenue Winston Churchill / Mº Champs-Élysées, Concorde /
7pm-1.15am /
www.petitpalais.paris.fr
4. ASSOCIATION PARIS VICTORIA PRODUCTION AND OPTICA FESTIVAL
Optica Review 2007
VIDEOS
b > Institut Cervantès /
7, rue Quentin Bauchart /
Mº George V, Iéna, Alma Marceau / Bus 32, 42, 63, 92 /
7pm-7am /
http://parisvictoriaproduction.blogspot.com
www.opticafestival.com
32
5. REGIS JAUFFRET
Microfictions
READINGS
a > Théâtre du Rond-Point /
2 bis, avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt /
Mº Franklin D. Roosevelt, Champs-Élysées-Clémenceau /
5pm-2am /
9pm-10pm: Nuit Blanche special panel led by Laurent Goumarre
10.10pm-2am: readings. 2am- 6am: special repeats /
www.theatredurondpoint.fr
www.franceculture.com
6. EMIL NOLDE
Rétrospective
EXHIBITION
DANIEL DOBBELS
Parfois, la colère tombe
DANCE
a > Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais
(entrance Clémenceau) /
3, avenue du Général Eisenhower /
Mº Franklin-D.Roosevelt, Champs-Élysées-Clemenceau /
Bus 42, 73, 83, 93 /
7.30pm-1.15am
8.30pm and 10pm: Parfois, la colère tombe (performance)
9pm: Les couleurs d’Emil Nolde; documentary by W.Hauke
10.30pm: Expressionnisme allemand, documentary by Stan Neumann /
free admission /
www.grandpalais.fr
www.rmn.fr
7. JACQUES BREL
Collection particulière
MANUSCRIPTS, RECORDS, PHOTOS AND ARTEFACTS
> Sotheby’s France /
76, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré /
Mº Champs-Élysées-Clémenceau, Miromesnil, Concorde /
6pm-midnight /
www.sothebys.com
33
> 9e
8. LES COMEDIENS DE L’IVT AND JEAN-YVES AUGROS
IVT revisite le Grand Guignol
EXHIBITION AND INAUGURATION
a > International Visual Théâtre /
7, cité Chaptal /
Mº Pigalle, Blanche, Saint-Georges /
7pm-3am /
www.ivt.fr
9. MUSEE DE LA VIE ROMANTIQUE
SPECIAL OPENING OF THE COLLECTIONS
> Musée de la Vie Romantique /
Hôtel Scheffer-Renan /
16, rue Chaptal /
M° Pigalle, Blanche, Saint-Georges /
Open until 10.30pm /
Nearby
> 7e
MUSEE DU QUAI BRANLY
Lancement des Before
PERFORMANCES
> Musée du quai Branly /
37, quai Branly
a (entrance: 222, rue de l’Université) /
M° Iéna, Alma-Marceau, Bir Hakeim /
RER C Pont de l’Alma / Bus 42, 63, 72, 80, 92 /
6pm-midnight (last admissions at 11pm) /
www.quaibranly.fr
> 17e
La Nuit de la Parole
CONFERENCE
a > Église réformée des Batignolles /
44, boulevard des Batignolles /
Mº Place Clichy, Rome / Bus 30, 66 /
8pm-2am /
http://eglisereformeedesbatignolles.blogspirit.com
34
> BOIS DE BOULOGNE
LA FETE AU BOIS WITH MORENO & MARINA, LES DEMETER AND VARIOUS
TZIGAN ARTISTS IN PARIS
Nuit tzigane
FUNFAIR
b > Porte de la Muette, Bois de Boulogne /
M° Rue de la Pompe / Bus 63 / RER Avenue Henri Martin /
8pm-5am /
www.marcel-campion.com
www.altiz.com
www.lafeteaubois.com
35
TOUR SAINTJACQUES
MARAIS
GUEST ARTISTS :
X. GU DEXIN
XI. JAVIER TÉLLEZ
XII. JEREMY BLAKE
36
X. GU DEXIN
October 4th 2008
> Tour Saint-Jacques
a > TOUR SAINT-JACQUES
39, RUE DE RIVOLI
75001 PARIS
Mº HOTEL DE VILLE,
CHATELET
RER A, B and D
BUS 21, 38, 47, 58, 67, 69, 70,
72, 74, 75, 76, 81, 85, 96
X. GU DEXIN, Simulation for
Tour Saint-Jacques.
© Gu Dexin
As night falls, video projections illuminate the four sides of the recently-restored Tour
Saint-Jacques. Shot during daytime, these films show the top part of the tower with
clouds sailing behind it, using time-lapse video to striking effect.
This project has the support of the SGGL / INEO MS.
-Born in 1962 in Beijing where he lives and works, Gu Dexin is one of China’s foremost
contemporary artists. His work is shown in China, Europe and the United States, including at
the Venice Biennial in 2003. He is known for his provocative experimental work that explores
paradox and the absurd, each time adapted to the site where it will be shown.
37
XI. JAVIER TÉLLEZ
Letter on the Blind for the Use of Those
Who See
> Église Saint-Eustache
a > ÉGLISE SAINT-EUSTACHE
2, IMPASSE SAINT-EUSTACHE
75001 PARIS
(ENTRANCE VIA THE
SOUTHERN TRANSEPT ON
PLACE RENE CASSIN)
M° LES HALLES,
RER A, B and D
BUS 29, 38, 47, 67, 74, 85
XI. JAVIER TÉLLEZ, Letter On the Blind for the Use of Those Who See, 2007.
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Peter Kilchmann, Zurich (co-producer)
Inspired by an Indian parable, "The Blind Men and the Elephant," and an essay by
Denis Diderot, Letter on the Blind for the Use of Those Who See (2007) is projected on
a giant screen, suspended in the northern transept of Église Saint-Eustache. In this
black and white film, blind people take it in turns to touch an elephant and describe
their impressions. The film, shot in a derelict swimming pool in McCarren Park,
Brooklyn (chosen for its bizarre architecture), reminds us that each individual has a
different perception of the world around them. Javier Téllez’s film is an opportunity to
make the works in Nuit Blanche increasingly accessible. Eight specially-trained
mediators accompany disabled spectators and help them engage with the work.
Visitors can take an explanatory leaflet in standard print, large characters and Braille.
The film’s text is supertitled in French and translated by two French Sign Language
interpreters who are present throughout the night.
Javier Téllez was artist-in-residence at the Centre des Récollets from July to December 2006 as
part of the programme developed by the City of Paris – Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
This project has the support of Voir Ensemble.
-Born in Venezuela in 1969, Javier Téllez lives in New York where he addresses situations of
marginality and how people can be stigmatised because of their difference. His work
questions what is normal and what is pathological. Combining documentary with fictionalised
narrative, Javier Téllez’s work weaves a new fabric in which the actors are given a voice and,
through this, can assert their individuality and human dignity.
38
XII. JEREMY BLAKE
Station to Station
> Église Saint-Paul–Saint-Louis
a > ÉGLISE SAINT-PAUL–
SAINT-LOUIS
99, RUE SAINT-ANTOINE
75004 PARIS
Mº SAINT-PAUL
BUS 69, 76, 96
XII. JEREMY BLAKE, Station to Station Slumber Line, Page 6, 2001
(DVD sequence with sound for projection or plasma screen).
Courtesy of Kinz, Tillou + Feigen
Station to Station is a 2001 work composed of five digital and sound animations
which the artist conceived as a group of five distinct paintings, each slowly evolving
and based on the notion of time. A distant evocation of the urban environment with
its underground mass transit systems, the work is shown on five plasma screens, set
out in a semi-circle in front of the choir of the Église Saint-Paul - Saint Louis in a
succession of coloured and moving geometric forms.
Station to Station 1: Robert Moses Terminal gives an abstracted view of a New York
subway station.
Station to Station 2: Fordham Gneiss depicts the movement of a train as it leaves the
city.
Station to Station 3: Carbon Sink Park represents a suburban station.
Station to Station 4: Slumber Line depicts the movement of a train as it enters the city.
Station to Station 5: Indiglo Heights shows another urban station.
-Born in Oklahoma in 1971, Jeremy Blake was an internationally-renowned artist whose brilliant
career was cut short when he committed suicide at the age of 36. He developed an early
interest in digital technology and was one of the first artists to experiment with pixelisation and
the possibilities opened up by digital imagery to develop a resolutely pictorial work. Whether
still or animated, his images combine the figurative and the abstract, seduction and
provocation, mysticism and popular culture.
39
ASSOCIATED PROJECTS
_____________________________________________
> 1er
1. COLLECTIF IN-VISIBLE
STEFANE PERRAUD
Lueurs
INTERACTIVE INSTALLATION
b > ÉGLISE SAINT-GERMAIN L’AUXERROIS /
2, PLACE DU LOUVRE / Mº LOUVRE-RIVOLI /
9pm-3am /
www.in-visible.fr
2. ASSOCIATION PARIS JAZZ CLUB, THOMAS ENHCO&CO, PATRICK
SAUSSOIS QUARTET FEATURING DANIEL JOHN MARTIN,
CHRISTOPHE CRAVERO
"Hommage à Stéphane Grappelli"
CONCERTS
c > BAISER SALÉ /
58, RUE DES LOMBARDS /
a > DUC DES LOMBARDS /
42, RUE DES LOMBARDS /
b > SUNSET /
60, RUE DES LOMBARDS /
Mº CHATELET, LES HALLES /
9pm-1am /
http://www.parisjazzclub.net
> 3e
3. CHRISTIAN BOLTANSKI, FRANCK KRAWCZYK AND JEAN KALMAN
Gute Nacht
INSTALLATION
a > Musée d’art et d’histoire du Judaïsme /
71, rue du Temple /
Mº Rambuteau, Hôtel de Ville / Bus 29, 38, 47, 75 /
9pm-midnight /
www.mahj.org
40
4. KSENIA PETETRUKHINA, YASHA KAZHDAN, MASHA SHA, ALINA, JEFF
BLIUMIS, VIKTORIA BEGALSKAYA
Contemporary Russian videos
EXHIBITION BY SIX RUSSIAN ARTISTS FROM THE GALLERY
a > Galerie Stanislas Bourgain /
48, rue Chapon / Mº Arts et Métiers /
7pm-7am /
www.galeriesb.com
5. MIKI NITADORI
Combat in Progress, Genèse d’un manuel de survie quotidienne
PROJECTION
a > Mairie du 3e /
2, rue Eugène Spuller /
Mº Temple, Arts et Métiers, République, Filles du Calvaire /
Bus 20, 56, 65, 75 /
8pm-4am /
www.mikinitadori.fr
www.mairie3.paris.fr
6. ANDERS JOHANSSON
Forêt diaphane
INSTALLATION
> Centre Culturel Suédois /
11, rue Payenne /
Mº Saint-Paul, Chemin Vert /
Bus 29, 69, 76, 96 /
7pm-7am /
www.llll.se
www.ccs.si.se
7. ASSOCIATION « ACOEURVOIX »
Des voix dans la nuit
CONCERT
a > Église arménienne de Paris /
13, rue du Perche /
Mº Saint-Sébastien Froissart /
8.30pm-3am /
www.acoeurvoix.com
41
8. ASSOCIATION JEUNES TALENTS
Un "Boeuf" Classique
CONCERT
b > Archives Nationales, Hôtel de Soubise /
60, rue des Francs-Bourgeois /
Mº Hôtel de Ville, Rambuteau /
7pm-2am (25-minute concerts) 9pm: Karol Beffa /
www.jeunes-talents.org
www.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/
9. PAMELA ROSENKRANZ
Unfade
VIDEO PROJECTION
a > Bibliothèque du Centre culturel suisse de Paris /
32, rue des Francs-Bourgeois /
Mº Saint-Paul / 7pm-7am /
www.ccsparis.com
10. SIGALIT LANDAU
DeadSee
VIDEO
a > Passage de Retz /
9, rue Charlot /
Mº Rambuteau, Saint-Sébastien Froissart, Filles du Calvaire /
7pm-7am /
www.passagederetz.com
11. NUITS BLANCHES EUROPE: GINTS GABRANS
Going Through Walls
INSTALLATION
This work is dedicated to those who in their imagination
or by some other means have gone through a wall or
only intend to do so. The wall in this work is made of light,
which from the aspect of physics is made of photons,
which have a dual nature - they are simultaneously both
a wave and a particle. Can you imagine this? And what
kind of thinking method will you adopt: the rationally
logical or the irrationally intuitive, imaginative? Good luck!
Producers: Pareizā ėīmija Ltd.
b > Musée Carnavalet /
16, rue des Francs-Bourgeois /
Mº Hôtel de Ville, Saint Paul, Chemin Vert /
Bus 29, 69, 76, 96 / 7pm-7am /
www.gabrans.com
www.carnavalet.paris.fr
42
12. CAROLINE CARTIER / FRANCE INTER
Que pasa !
SOUND JOURNEY
b > Musée Carnavalet /
Cour Louis XIV / 23, rue de Sévigné /
Mº Hôtel de Ville, Saint Paul, Chemin Vert /
Bus 29, 69, 76, 96 / From 7pm /
www.carnavalet.paris.fr
www.franceinter.com
13. ELOISE FORNIELES
Performance
PERFORMANCE
b > Galerie Nuke /
11, rue Sainte Anastase /
Mº Saint-Sébastien Froissart, Filles du Calvaire,Saint-Paul /
7pm-7am /
www.nuke.fr
> 4e
14. MUSEE NATIONAL D’ART MODERNE
Open to the public
a > Centre Georges Pompidou /
Piazza du Centre Pompidou /
Mº Les Halles, Châtelet, Rambuteau /
7pm-2am (last admissions at 1am – rooms closing at 1.30am) /
free admission /
www.centrepompidou.fr
15. VERONIQUE AUBOUY POUR X-RESEAU
Le Baiser de la Matrice, Proust Lu sur Internet
NETWORKED READINGS AND PROJECTIONS
b > Hôtel d’Albret /
31, rue des Francs-Bourgeois /
Mº Saint-Paul /
7pm-7am /
www.theatre-paris-villette.com
www.veroniqueaubouy.fr/
www.lebaiserdelamatrice.fr/
43
16. YVES ACHILLE AUBRY ET COLLECTIF
Gare aux Anges
EXHIBITION AND MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
b > Église Saint-Merri /
76, rue de la Verrerie /
Mº Châtelet, Hôtel de Ville /
Bus 38 / 7pm-5am /
www.saintmerri.org
18. FRANÇOIS SCHUITEN AND BENOIT PEETERS
Lumière sur Brüsel
EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL DRAWINGS
T.R.A.N.S.I.T.S.C.A.P.E
Chambre(s) d’hôtel
PERFORMANCE INSTALLATION
a > Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles /
127-129, rue Saint-Martin /
Mº Châtelet-les-Halles, Rambuteau /
François Schuiten and Benoît Peeters 7pm-midnight /
t.r.a.n.s.i.t.s.c.a.p.e 9pm-1am /
www.cwb.fr
THOMAS ISRAËL
Percept (Création)
PERFORMANCE
a > Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles /
46, rue Quincampoix /
Mº Châtelet-les-Halles, Rambuteau, Hôtel de Ville /
9pm-1am /
www.cwb.fr
19. SEUNG-HYE HONG
The Sentimental Mood
VIDEO PROJECTION
a > Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris /
Hôtel de Lamoignon / 24, rue Pavée /
Mº Saint-Paul / 9pm-3am /
20. EMMANUELLE RAYNAUT
L’intrus-performance
MULTIMEDIA INSTALLATION
a > Bibliothèque Forney /
Hôtel de Sens / 1, rue du Figuier /
Mº Saint Paul, Pont Marie / Bus 96 /
7pm-2am /
44
21. COLLECTIF METAZONE, THIERRY DEROCHE
Cycle et recyclage: l’énergie de l’éphémère
SCULPTURES, INSTALLATIONS, VIDEO AND EXHIBITION
a > Mairie du 4e
2, place Baudoyer /
Mº Hôtel de Ville, Saint Paul /
Bus 69, 76, 96 / 7pm-7am /
10pm: NESS – New Electro Soul Session in concert /
www.marie4.paris.fr
www.metazonetv.org
22. COMPAGNIE TEMPO CANTABILE, GHISLAINE AVAN
Seuil. Le La du monde
DANCE AND PROJECTION
b > Chevet de l’église Saint-Gervais /
Rue des Barres /
Mº Pont Marie,Hôtel de Ville / Bus 67, 69, 76, 96 /
9.30pm-6am /
www.tempocantabile.com
23. JEAN-PIERRE FORMICA
Sentinelles de sel
PROJECTION AND SCULPTURE INSTALLATION
a > Préfecture de Police /
9, boulevard du Palais /
Mº Cité / 7pm-2am /
http://formica.typepad.fr
24. MAITRISE NOTRE-DAME DE PARIS – ENSEMBLE GREGORIEN
Gregorian chants
MONODIES AND POLYPHONIES.
STUDENTS OF THE ORGAN CLASS AND IMPROVISATION CLASS AT THE
CONSERVATOIRE NATIONAL SUPERIEUR DE MUSIQUE DE PARIS
Organ concert
19th AND 20th CENTURY WORKS AND IMPROVISATIONS
"Domus Domini" visual opera
PROJECTION
a > Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris /
6, parvis Notre-Dame / place Jean-Paul II /
Mº Cité, Saint-Michel, Hôtel de Ville /
RER B and C / Bus 24, 47 /
8.30pm-midnight /
8.30pm: Gregorian chants
9.30pm: Organ concert
11pm: "Domus Domini" visual opera /
www.notredamedeparis.fr
45
25. ASSOCIATION VOISIMAGES
Voisimages
OPEN-AIR CINEMA
a > Place du marché Sainte-Catherine /
Mº Saint-Paul / Bus 69, 76, 96 /
7pm-2am /
www.voisimages.org
26. LES CAHIERS DE COLETTE
De Christine Angot à Olivier Rolin
READINGS
a > Librairie Les Cahiers de Colette /
23-25, rue Rambuteau /
Mº Rambuteau / Bus 38, 47, 69 /
9pm-5am /
www.lescahiersdecolette.com
27. DOMINIK LEJMAN
VIDEO INSTALLATION
a > CITÉ INTERNATIONALE DES ARTS /
18, rue de l’Hôtel de Ville /
Mº Saint-Paul, Pont Marie /
7pm-7am /
www.institut.pologne.net
www.citedesartsparis.fr
> 11e
28 TROUPE DU TROISIEME ACTE
Les seniors font leur Nuit Blanche
THEATRE
> Mairie du 11e /
12, place Léon Blum /
M º Voltaire /
7pm-2am /
www.mairie11.paris.fr
46
OTHER
NUITS
BLANCHES
47
AROUND PARIS
_____________________________________________
BOISSY-LE-CHÂTEL [77169]
> GALLERIA CONTINUA / LE MOULIN /
6, RUE DE LA FERTÉ GAUCHER /
SNCF COULOMMIERS BOISSY-LE-CHÂTEL /
7pm-midnight /
www.galleriacontinua.com /
http://www.galleriacontinua.com/french/le-moulin.html
Resilience (Liu Jianhua and Meschac Gaba)
Photo : Aurélien Mole. Courtesy Galleria
Continua, San Gimignano/ Beijing/Le Moulin
VERSAILLES [78000]
a > CHATEAU DE VERSAILLES / RER C and SNCF /
7pm-2am /
> LA MARECHALERIE / 5, AVENUE DE SCEAUX /
RER C and SNCF /
7pm-2am /
www.mairie-versailles.fr /
www.chateauversailles-spectacles.fr /
www.versailles.archi.fr/lamarechalerie
CLICHY LA GARENNE [92110]
c > Mº MAIRIE DE CLICHY / BUS 54, 74, 174 /
7pm-4am /
www.ville-clichy.fr
Eric B, Nuit Blanche : le ciel de la nuit, rêve
et cauchemar © Eric B.
SAINT DENIS [93200]
> Mº LINE 13 / RER D, T1 / BUS 153, 170, 253 /
7pm-6am /
a STATION AND TOWN CENTRE /
b MUSEE D’ART ET D’HISTOIRE /
www.ville-saint-denis.fr
Marko, Video Light Painting © DR
ROMAINVILLE [93230]
a > LES SALAISONS / 25, AVENUE DU PRESIDENT
WILSON / BUS 105, 129, 318 / 7pm-7am /
www.brigadedesimages.com / www.salaisons.org
48
LES LILAS [93260]
> Mº MAIRIE DES LILAS / 6pm-2am /
www.ville-leslilas.fr / www.letriton.com
GENTILLY [94250]
a > LE GÉNÉRATEUR / 16, RUE CHARLES FREROT
Mº PORTE D’ITALIE / BUS 57 /
RER B GENTILLY / TRAMWAY T 3
POTERNE DES PEUPLIERS / 8pm-1am /
www.zanzibart.com/vladimircruells /
www.legenerateur.com / www.ville-gentilly.fr
Skall et vladimir Cruells, Le Skall
Boulot. Photo : Thierry Demarquet
SAINT-OUEN-L’AUMÔNE [95310]
b > ABBAYE DE MAUBUISSON / RUE RICHARD
DE TOUR /
RER C SAINT-OUEN-L’AUMÔNE /
7pm-2am /
www.valdoise.fr /
www.cergypontoise.fr/sortir/decouv/abbaye.php
LA ROCHE GUYON [95780]
> CHÂTEAU DE LA ROCHE GUYON /
1, RUE DE L’AUDIENCE / 8.30pm-midnight /
www.chateaudelarocheguyon.fr
Séverine Batier, Répétition Don Juan.
Photo : Emmanuel Rouglan
49
AROUND FRANCE
_____________________________________________
AMIENS [80000]
a > OCTOBER 4th / AMIENS - 80000 /
CITY CENTRE / 8pm-6am /
www.nuitblancheamiens.com /
www.myspace.com/nuitblancheamiens
Affiche Amiens Nuit Blanche 2008
© Wilhem Arnoldy
METZ [57000]
> OCTOBER 3rd-4th / METZ – 57000 /
6pm-7am /
www.mairie-metz.fr
Collectif 3RS, Projet place Saint-Louis.
Courtesy Ville de Metz
BRISON SAINT-INNOCENT [73100]
a > OCTOBER 4th-5th / BRISON SAINTINNOCENT – 73100 /
PARC DESPINE / SATURDAY 2pm-SUNDAY 6pm /
www.brison-st-innocent.fr
O’Manu, Metropol’art. Photo : O’Manu
50
WORLD AND EUROPE
_____________________________________________
NUITS BLANCHES AROUND THE WORLD
Many capital cities around the world have taken inspiration from Nuit Blanche or
have used the Paris night as a model for their own event. From Madrid to Miami,
from Montreal to Bucharest, the number of cities embarking on this dusk-to-dawn
adventure continues to grow.
By means of example, since 2005 and coinciding with Nuit Blanche in Paris, the
French Consulate General in Palestine works with local artists and cultural
organisations to stage a Nuit Blanche in the gardens and gallery of the French
Cultural Centre in Gaza.
Since 2006, this event has included an artistic project sent by the City of Paris.
Inspired by the success of the Gaza Nuit Blanche, this year the operation has spread
to five cities as the different French Cultural Centres in Palestine have expressed their
wish to host a Parisian project in their walls.
Acting as a specialist consultant, the director of the Maison Européenne de la
Photographie in Paris recommended the video installations of the contemporary
Parisian artist Laurent Grasso who, after studying the project, suggested installing
multiple works across the region. Hence video creations will be installed in historical
and modern settings in Bethlehem (Peace Center), Ramallah (Almahatta Gallery),
Nablus, Gaza (French Culture Centres) and East Jerusalem (Al Hosh Gallery). Each
work is chosen specifically for the site. An additional work will be shown in the Bible
School in West Jerusalem.
The works selected by the artist for this Retrospective dans les Territoires Palestiniens
are:
Polair in which a cloud of pollen invades Berlin;
Projection in which a cloud of smoke rolls through the streets of Paris;
Eclipse depicting a phoney eclipse, an attempt at faking a miracle;
Tout est possible which shows a man strolling through the streets of Casablanca while
imagining how the CIA can work with ghosts.
1619 which depicts fake Northern Lights in reference to the HAARP military project
that uses Northern Lights for experimental purposes.
None of these imaginary, yet sometimes plausible, phenomena are meant to
propose a solution; instead they describe the difficulties of representation in an ever
more complex society.
Another guest artist, Marie-Ange Guilleminot, proposes Fold, October 31st, 1999, a
video shot from two viewpoints (from the side and from above). The film was made
with students when Marie-Ange Guilleminot was artist-in-residence at the San
Francisco Art Institute in 1999 and features the first appearance of L’Oursin. An
51
improvisation lasting one hour and fifty minutes, it will be screened in the gardens of
the French Cultural Centre in Gaza.
L’Oursin is a polymorphous sculpture-object in polyethylene, created by the artist in
1997 and intended to be worn as a cape to protect its users. Made in cooperation
with the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia, the first four sea urchins (Ø
4m) were covered with pearly white paint in which the fold lines of the urchin in its
metamorphosis into a flower are ingrained. There are now four versions of L’oursin of
various sizes. As well as a functional purpose, it has a symbolic value that is
particularly strong in connection to Hiroshima.
Other events: the projection of the videos Hospitalités 2 by the network TRAM,
installations of local artists on the topic of the Suitcase, and the projection of pieces
that ran the film Pocket contest set up in collaboration with le Forum des Images.
Biography of Laurent Grasso
Whether he (re)activates the more or less identifiable forms of a society "under control" or
hijacks the conventions and techniques of cinema that shape the collective imagination,
Laurent Grasso creates environments with a strong narrative potential; a combination of
ancestral fears, scientific accounts and urban legends. He draws on light, sound, radio and
electromagnetic waves, natural, paranormal and meteorological phenomena to conjure up
unique sensorial experiences. They in turn become the vectors for fictions which the
spectator must then complete. Through the tension he creates between the works, their
environment and the sometimes dramatic projection, Laurent Grasso provokes startling
mental images that blur the vision of what we commonly refer to as "reality.
www.galeriechezvalentin.com/fr/artistes/laurent_grasso
Biography of Marie-Ange Guilleminot
Born in Saint Germain-en-Laye, lives and works in Paris.
Current projects
2008 Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres, Paris; C.I.R.V.A - Centre International de Recherche
sur le Verre, Marseille; Private commission: Maison de poupées (19-sq m structure) MouansSartoux, France; Public commissions/studies: therapeutic garden, Grasse, Direction Culturelle
Régionale PACA (Provence Alpes Cote d’Azur), France; Contemporary garden, Domaine de
Portabéraud, Direction Régionale des Affaires Culturelles, Auvergne, France.
Selected solo shows / projects
2008 Rencontres Photographiques, Arles, France / 2007 Musée de Sérignan, France; DRAC
Picardie, France / 2006 Kyoto Art Center, Kyoto, Japan / 2005 Hiroshima City Museum of
Contemporary Art, Hiroshima, Japan; Public commission, Magny-les-Hameaux, France / 2004
Galerie Masataka Hayakawa, Tokyo, Japan / 2002 Galerie Erna Hécey, Luxembourg; Art
Metropole & The Bata Shoe Museum, Toronto, Canada / 2001 Atelier Calder, Saché, France /
Musée des Beaux-Arts et de la Dentelle, Calais, France / 2000 The Fabric Workshop and
Museum, Philadelphia; Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, UK / 1999 Santa Monica Museum of Art, USA;
San Francisco Art Institute, USA / 1998 CAPC Musée d’Art Contemporain, Bordeaux, France /
1997 Galerie Chantal Crousel & Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, France.
www.ma-g.net
52
NUITS BLANCHES 2008
AROUND THE WORLD
> Montreal
March 1st
www.montrealenlumiere.com
> Chicago
May 2nd
> Santa Monica
July 19th
> Toronto
October 4th
www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca
> Gaza, Bethlehem, Ramallah, Nablus, East Jerusalem
October 9th
> Miami
November 1st
53
NUITS BLANCHES IN EUROPE
Eager to share their experience as organisers of a Nuit Blanche, but also with the aim of promoting
enriching artistic exchanges, several European capitals have joined together to form the Nuits
Blanches Europe network. The original movement, launched in 2006, comprised five capitals:
Brussels, Madrid, Paris, Riga and Rome. Each of these cities welcomed an artist or company from
one of the other capitals in the network. In 2007 the network welcomed Bucharest. The now six
capitals (Brussels, Bucharest, Madrid, Paris, Riga and Rome) decided to stage a joint artistic project
in which designers imagined a lounge area that would appear at Nuits Blanches in each of the
participating cities. Valletta joined the network in 2008. This year, the cities in the network will
exchange projects developed for previous Nuits Blanches. They will also launch a joint website,
the work of the artist Miltos Manetas (See p.55).
DATES FOR NUITS BLANCHES EUROPE
> Riga
August 30th
As a member of Nuits Blanches Europe, Riga presented Heads over Riga, a project by Kevin Krivel and David Warne,
previously shown in Toronto.
www.eiropasbaltasnaktis.lv
> Madrid
September 13th
As a member of Nuits Blanches Europe, Madrid presented Massimo Silenzio, a project by Giancarlo Neri, previously
shown in Rome.
www.esmadrid.com/lanocheenblanco
> Bucharest
September 20th
As a member of Nuits Blanches Europe, Bucharest presented Urban Memory, a project by Juan Garaizabal,
previously shown in Madrid.
www.noapteaalba.ro
> Brussels
October 4th
As a member of Nuits Blanches Europe, Brussels will present Lanzadera de palabras, a project by Suso 33, previously
shown in Madrid.
www.nuitblanchebrussels.be
> Paris
October 4th
As a member of Nuits Blanches Europe, Paris will present Going Through Walls (see p.42), a project by the Latvian
artist Gints Gabrans, previously shown in Riga.
> Valletta
October 4th
www.nottebiancamalta.com
54
EUROPE
_____________________________________________
MILTOS MANETAS
Ching-I.com
DIGITAL ART
www.nuitsblancheseurope.eu
Teleport Tree 4
© Miltos Manetas
Imagine you could write a message to a tree somewhere in your city. Imagine your
message was sent to another city. Imagine you received a reply…
As part of the artistic exchanges between the six capital cities in the Nuits Blanches
Europe network, the artist Miltos Manetas has been commissioned to design a
shared, interactive digital work, which members of the public from the six cities can
view online. He has called his work Ching-I.com in reference to I-Ching, the ancient
Chinese book of oracles. Any European citizen can post a message in a ball that
falls from the oracle-tree. The oracle-tree will then reply by passing on a message
posted elsewhere in Europe.
Music: Mark Tranmer, aka Gnac.
Graphic design: Joël Fox
Programming: Christopher Pappas
Biography of Miltos Manetas
Born in Athens in 1964, at the age of 20 Miltos Manetas became a student at the Academia
di Brera in Milan. He began his career with photo and video works before turning to figurative
painting. Since the mid-1990s, Miltos Manetas’ figurative oil-on-canvas paintings have made
clear his fascination with the technology of our modern age: laptops, consoles, video-game
characters, cables and joysticks become the icons that inhabit familiar, contemporary
interiors. Attentive to new technologies, cognitive sciences and new means of
communication, Miltos Manetas' art includes the writing of manifestos in celebration of
cyberspace, file names, pixels, software and virtual communities.
Solo shows (selection)
2008 THANKYOUANDYWARHOL.COM, a website by Miltos Manetas.
Galería Casado Santapau, Madrid.
2007 INTERNET PAINTINGS, Blow de la Barra Gallery, London.
2006 DOGS AND CABLES, Yvon Lambert Gallery, New York.
2006 SENTIMENTS, Galleria Pack, Milan.
2000 NEEN, Gagosian Gallery, New York.
Group shows (selection)
2008 ON TIME, EAST WING COLLECTION 8, Courtauld Institute of Art, London.
Kunstmaschinen Maschinenkunst (Machines-ART ART-Machines),
Tinguely Museum, Basel and Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt.
2008 THE ALLIANCE, Hyundai Galleries, Beijing, China, Seoul.
2007 SHALLOW, I -20 Gallery, New York.
2007 ON FAIT LE MUR, Espace de l’Art Concret, Mouans Sartoux.
Artist’s website: www.manetas.com
This project has the support of the Ville de Paris–CulturesFrance convention.
55
PRACTICAL
INFORMATION
56
Nuit Blanche Paris is a free event.
INFORMATION POINTS
Ten information points across Paris will guide visitors between the different sites.
> Gare du Nord
Inside the station
> Gare de l’Est
In front of the station
> Gare de Lyon
Inside and in front of the station
> Gare Montparnasse
In front of the station,
Place Raoul Dautry
> Gare Saint-Lazare
Inside and outside the station,
at the Cour de Rome metro exit
> Champs-Élysées
Place Clémenceau, at the Champs-ÉlyséesClémenceau metro exit
> Hôtel de Ville
On the corner of rue Lobau and rue de Rivoli
> Église Saint-Eustache
Place René Cassin
CULTURAL MEDIATORS
Some fifty mediators, all specially-trained to help the public understand and engage with the
works, will be present around the sites chosen for Nuit Blanche.
Mediators at all the major sites will assist older members of the public and guide them towards
the different events.
Children can follow a special circuit, put together by Paris Mômes.
For full details see p.21
57
GETTING AROUND
A special transport service has been put in place for Nuit Blanche.
METRO
The Metro will stay open until 2am.
LINE 14
Line 14 will run all night with trains every 4 minutes.
Free outside usual operating times (after 2am).
RER TRAINS
Usual timetables for lines A and B South.
Lines B North, C, D and E until 2am.
NOCTILIEN
Extra Noctilien night buses will run for Nuit Blanche. Buses will run until 5.30am except lines N
11 to N 16 which will not be operating, and lines N 120 and N 121 which will not stop in central
Paris between 00.30am and 5.30am.
The terminuses for lines N 21, N 22, N 23 and N 24 will be moved from Châtelet to the following
stations: N 21 to Gare Montparnasse, N 22 to Gare de Lyon, N 23 to Gare de l’Est and N 24 to
Gare Saint-Lazare.
58
SNCF MAINLINE TRAINS
Transilien
An additional Transilien SNCF service will run for Nuit Blanche until 2am.
For full details: transilien.com
Ecomobile stations
Cyclobulles: the bright idea that keeps you moving!
Some thirty two-seater electric tricycles will be running free of charge between the different
railway stations taking part in Nuit Blanche, with Ecomobile stations at:
> Gare de l’Est
> Gare du Nord
> Gare de Lyon
> Gare Saint-Lazare
BIKES
Explore Nuit Blanche by vélib'. For full details of prices, rental terms and vélib' stations:
www.velib.paris.fr
59
MOBILITY-IMPAIRED PEOPLE
ÉGLISE SAINT-EUSTACHE
In consultation with Bleu comme une orange, specially-trained mediators inside Église SaintEustache are available to assist disabled members of the public and help them engage with
Javier Téllez's work, presented in the church.
For full details of this work, see p.38
Site accessibility in consultation with Cemaforre.
PICTOGRAMS
a
Independent wheelchair access.
b
Assisted wheelchair access.
c
Site declared wheelchair-accessible by its owner and under their sole
responsibility.
Not indicated = limited or no wheelchair access.
PAM 75 TRANSPORTS
Paris Accompagnement Mobilité (PAM) organises transport and assistance for mobilityimpaired people. PAM 75 provides transport between 6am and midnight throughout the Îlede-France area. For Nuit Blanche 2008, Pam 75 is extending its service to 2am.
CONDITIONS AND RESERVATIONS
AGENCE COMMERCIALE PAM 75
48, rue Gabriel-Lamé, 75012 Paris
Tel: 0 810 0 810 75
or 01 53 44 12 59
Fax: 01 56 61 91 01
www.pam.paris.fr
[email protected]
60
FOOD AND DRINK
A non-exhaustive list of cafés and restaurants taking part in Nuit Blanche, in particular around the
stations:
GARE DU NORD
Cadran du Nord
13, rue de Dunkerque
La Maison blanche
21, rue de Dunkerque
Le Café du Nord
19, rue de Dunkerque
Paris Nord Départ
17, rue de Dunkerque
Rdv des Belges
23, rue de Dunkerque
GARE DE L’EST
Café de l’Est
7, rue du 8 mai 1945
Café i
156, rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin
Extérieur Quai
5, rue d’Alsace
Indiana Café
129, rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin
La Taverne de l’Est
72, bd de Strasbourg
Les Tramways de l’Est
76, bd de Strasbourg
Motown Bar
81, bd de Strasbourg
GARE DE LYON
Le Murati
2, rue L yon
Le Terminus Lyon
19, bd D iderot
Taverne Maître Kanter
1, rue L yon
MONTPARNASSE
À Saint-Malot
2, rue de l’Odessa
Au baroudeur
4, place du 18 juin 1940
Bistro de la Tour
4, rue de l’Arrivée
Indiana Café
72, boulevard Montparnasse
L’Atlantique
41, avenue du Maine
La Consigne
71, boulevard Montparnasse
L’Enclos du Temps
31, avenue du Maine
La Marine
59, boulevard Montparnasse
La Ruche
73, boulevard Montparnasse
Maine Parnasse
33, boulevard Edgar Quinet
Montparnasse Café
61
24, avenue du Maine
Montparnasse Café Leffe
8, place du 18 juin 1940
Pizza Pino
57, boulevard Montparnasse
Saint-Germain
Café Cassette
73, rue de Rennes
Café de la Mairie
8, place Saint-Sulpice
Café du Metro
13, rue du Vieux Colombier
GARE SAINT-LAZARE
Café Départ
1, rue du Rocher
Le Rocher Saint-Lazare
5, rue du Rocher
TOUR SAINT-JACQUES
À Saint Jacques
10, rue Saint Martin
Café À La Tour
6, rue Saint Martin
Café Bar de la Tour Saint-Jacques
96, rue de Rivoli
Café In
10, avenue Victoria
Café Vig
10, rue des Halles
Delyan
8, rue Saint Martin
Le Sarah Bernhardt
2, place du Châtelet
Marais
Au Bouquet Saint Paul
85, rue Saint Antoine
Chez Clovis
33, rue Berger
Comptoir des Archives
41, rue des Archives
Jet Lag
4, rue Montmartre
Le Bistrot d’Eustache
37, rue Berger
Le Dôme
4-6, rue de Rivoli
Le Troisième Chinon
56, rue des Archives
Quigley’s Point
5, rue du Jour
62
STAY INFORMED WITH MOBILETAG
Scan this MobileTag and get the full 2008 Nuit Blanche programme on your mobile.
WHAT IS IT?
A Tag is a code that displays web content (text, photos, sound, etc.) on your mobile phone.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
You already have the application on your mobile.
Launch the application and scan the Tag using your phone camera. Your phone will automatically
display content.
Your mobile is compatible.
1 – Send the keyword Paris to 06 61 71 49 61 (normal sms rate) to download the MobileTag application.
2 – You will receive an sms with a link. Click on the lick to download the application.
3 – Launch the application and scan the tag to display content.
Your mobile isn't compatible.
1 – When you try to download the application, the server will redirect you to a Wap page.
2 – Click on the links to display MobileTag content.
INFORMATION
The full programme is available at www.paris.fr and www.mobile.paris.fr
Infoline
3975
RATP call centre
3246
www.ratp.fr
63
ARTISTS TAKING PART IN NUIT BLANCHE
PARIS
_____________________________________________
0-9
13 en vue (association) – Voiles, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
1 Plan – Echo, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
A
Acoeurvoix (association) – Des voix dans la nuit, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Agrafmobile – Mots publics : Ici je suis ailleurs, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Ali Shaad – Shaad Ali and the Bollywood Bawaal, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Alina – Vidéos contemporaines russes, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Alycia – Coquin d’caf’ conc’, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
ANTIVJ – Lumen, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Arzin – Lancement des Before, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Aubouy Véronique – Le Baiser de la Matrice, Proust Lu sur Internet, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Augros Jean-Yves – IVT revisite le Grand Guignol, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Avan Ghislaine – Seuil. Le La du monde, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Avanzinelli Nicola – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
B
Baldini Marco – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Bán Andrej – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Bautista Manolo – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Beffa Karol – Un « Bœuf » Classique, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Begalskaya Viktoria – Vidéos contemporaines russes, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Bianchi Bruno – Le Calme de la Nuit, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Bielskyte Monika – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Birgé Jean-Jacques – Nabaz’mob, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Biveinis Vidas – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Biyikli Rasim – Sans Titre, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Blake Jérémy – Station to Station, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Bliumis Jeff – Vidéos contemporaines russes, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Boltanski Christian – Gute Nacht, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Boltanski Christian – Les Archives du Cœur, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Bomal Nicolas – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Boogers – La Fin du Monde, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Boran Michael – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Bosco Antonia – Le Calme de la Nuit, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Bourgeois Marie-Julie – Tempo, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Brasmane Mara – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Brel Jacques – Collection particulière, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Bumbut Cosmin – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
C
Calleja Gilbert – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Cartier Caroline – Que Pasa !, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Choi Jeong-Hwa – Paradise, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Colardelle Benoît – Gare aux Anges, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Collectif Fossile – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Collectif Métazone – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Compagnie ONSTAP – Lancement des Before, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Compagnie Tempo Cantabile – Seuil. Le La du monde, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris – Concert d’orgue, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Cravero Christophe – Soirée « Hommage à Stéphane Grappelli », Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Croitoru Alexandra – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Croizé Fabrice – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Csontó Lajos – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
64
D
d’Estienne d’Orves Félicie – Monolithe, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Dainelli Daniele – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Darzacq Denis – Denis Darzacq, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
de Saint Julien Léa – La Forêt des Mânes, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Deguelle Anne – Artists in space et Palermo, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Déjean Jean-Christophe – Hervé Domingue en concert, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Deroche Thierry - Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Dexin Gu – Le 4 octobre 2008, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Di Ricci Virginie – Roma Amor ou la Nuit Blanche de Caligula, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Dilkov Dimitar – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Dimisianos Ektor – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
DJ Neasso – Lancement des Before, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Domingue Hervé – Hervé Domingue en concert, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Drzkova Katerina – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Duarte António Júlio – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
E
Encho Thomas – Soirée « Hommage à Stéphane Grappelli », Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Epnere Ieva – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Erdei Krisztina – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
F
Fabric | ch – Perpetual (Tropical) Sunshine, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Fenech Patrick – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Formica Jean-Pierre – Sentinelles de sel, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Fornieles Eloise – Performance, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Foucault Henri – À la faveur de la nuit, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Fransson Beata – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Fridriksdottir Gabriela – Les Archives du Cœur, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Fyssakis Pavlos – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
G
GaBlé – La Fin du Monde, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Gabrans Gints – Going Through Walls, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Garcia Dom – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Garmusch Peter – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Garrel Louis – Shaad Ali and the Bollywood Bawaal, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Gelguda Ugnius – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Glaser Daniel – Autoportrait, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Godard Laurent – Sans queue ni tête, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Gómez Germán – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Grzeszykowska Aneta – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Guemisheva Mariela – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Gulzar – Shaad Ali and the Bollywood Bawaal, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Gütschow Beate – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
H
Haas Annika – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Hasler Gerd – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Hedlund Maria – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Holmgren Camilla – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Hong Seung-Hye – The Sentimental Mood, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Huber Yenny – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Hurskainen Wilma – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
I
Ikeda Ryoji – spectra [paris], Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Israël Thomas – Percept (Création) - Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Itinéraires-art contemporain (association) – Identité 2008 Acteurs & Témoins, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
65
J
Jacobsen Luiza – Tempo, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Jauffret Régis – Microfictions, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Jeppesen Adam – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Jeunes Talents (association) – Un « Boeuf » Classique, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Johansson Anders – Forêt diaphane, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Johansson Andreas – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
K
Kalman Jean – Gute Nacht, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Kazhdan Yasha – Vidéos contemporaines russes, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Keshavarz Nelly – Le Jardin d’Eden - Adam et Eve, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Koudelka Josef – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Krawczyk Franck – Gute Nacht, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Krecké Elisabeth et Carine – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de
Bercy
Kunz Magdalena – Autoportrait, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
L
La femme tentaculaire (association) – Jardin d’Asphalte, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Landau Sigalit – DeadSee, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Latour Bruno – The theater of proof: a series of demonstrations, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Le Club des Chats – La Fin du Monde, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Lefèvre Yves – Gare aux Anges, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Lejman Dominik – Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Les Bolcheviks Anonymes – La Fin du Monde, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Luvera Anthony – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
M
Mairie du 12e – Café noir pour Nuit Blanche, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Maîtrise Notre-Dame de Paris – Ensemble grégorien – Concert de chants grégoriens, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Mangalanayagam Nina – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Markul Angelika – Les Archives du Cœur, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Marlot Rémy – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Marnat Virginie – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Martin Daniel John – Soirée « Hommage à Stéphane Grappelli », Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Martin Malte - Mots publics : Ici je suis ailleurs, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Master Peace – La Fin du Monde, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Matta Ramuntcho – Sound Art : le live, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
McGrath Dara – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Mieg Macha – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Milach Rafal – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Mirguet Olivier – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Montiel-Soto Sabrina – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Mooney Suzanne – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Musial Jean-Marc – Roma Amor ou la Nuit Blanche de Caligula, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Musique Paname Connexion – Lancement des Before, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
N
Nahum Alain – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Netto Duarte Amaral – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Newark Kevin – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Nicol Fabien – Gare aux Anges, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Nimcová Lucia – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Nino Don – Untitled, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Nitadori Miki – Combat in Progress, Genèse d’un manuel de survie quotidienne, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Nogray Frédéric – Massage, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Nolde Emil – Rétrospective, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Nostri Luca – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
O
Orlikowska Anna – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Oursler Tony – Horizon scander jeu, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
66
P
Pace Alexandra – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Page Commune (association) – La nuit blanche du roman noir, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Papadimitropoulos Panayotis – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de
Bercy
Parimeros Dimitri – Le Jardin d’Eden - Adam et Eve, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Paris Jazz Club (association) – Soirée « Hommage à Stéphane Grappelli », Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Paris Victoria Production (association) – Optica Review 2007, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Pasina Luis – Vanité n°12 – Visible Invisible, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Peeters Benoît – Lumière sur Brüsel, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Pelechian Artavazd – Notre siècle, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Pepe Dita – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Pérez Concha – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Perraud Stéfane – Lueurs, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Peterson Age – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Petetrukhina Ksenia – Vidéos contemporaines russes, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Piene Otto – Plus léger que l’air, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Pittas Menelaos – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Planes Bertrand – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Prashkov Kiril – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Puklus Péter – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Pungercar Mojca – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Püve Birgit – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Pyeralal – Shaad Ali and the Bollywood Bawaal, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
R
Rantala Hannele – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Rao Aditi – Shaad Ali and the Bollywood Bawaal, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Ratti Annie – Îles Flottantes, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Raynaut Emmanuelle – L’intrus-performance, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Réseau Tram – Programme Hospitalités 2008, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Rogier-Waeselynck Axel – Stations, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Romney Émile – La Forêt des Mânes, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Rosenkranz Pamela – Unfade, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Rozendaal Isabella – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
S
Sadovská Dorota – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Saussois Patrick – Soirée « Hommage à Stéphane Grappelli », Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Schmitt Antoine – Nabaz’mob, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Schuiten François – Lumière sur Brüsel, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Semiconductor – Brilliant Noise, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Serafim João Paulo – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Sha Masha – Vidéos contemporaines russes, Tour Saint-Jacques – Marais
Shacola Marina – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Silvouplay – La Fin du Monde, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Sirviö Sauli – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Smith Patti, Jesse et Jackson – Untitled, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Socratous Socrates – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Sorin Pierrick – Untitled, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Stakle Alnis – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Stevens Bruno – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
T
t.r.a.n.s.i.t.s.c.a.p.e – Chambre(s) d’hôtel, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Tabanou Michel – Cycle et recyclage : l’énergie de l’éphémère, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Téllez Javier – Letter On The Blind For Those Who See, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Teliverek Agasko – La fin du Monde, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
To Johnnie – Hong Kong Action, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Tosani Patrick – Noir, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Troupe du Troisième Acte – Les seniors font leur Nuit Blanche, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
U
Unsen Jeanine – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
67
V
Vajd Aleksandra – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
van der Molen Awoiska – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
van der Woude Hanne – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Vanfleteren Stephan – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Vejvoda Goran – Sound Art : le live, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain
Vey François – Echo, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Vlockova Teresa – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Vogel Corsin – La nuit blanche du roman noir, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Voisimages (association) – Voisimages, Tour Saint-Jacques - Marais
Voit Robert – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
W
Warnotte Valéry – Microfictions, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Wasser Laurence – La Fin du Monde, Gare du Nord – Gare de l’Est
Weisgerber Véra – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Wenzel Matjaz – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
White Spirit Band – Echo, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Windelschmidt Charlie – Microfictions, Gare Saint-Lazare – Champs-Élysées
Wittrup Ebbe Stub – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Woods Paolo – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Z
Zhen Chen – La Danse de la Fontaine émergente (1998-2008), Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Zielony Tobias – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
Zoltan Egyed Ufo – Nuit de l’Europe, Identités photographiques européennes, Gare de Lyon – Gare de Bercy
68
THE NUIT BLANCHE TEAM
_____________________________________________
Nuit Blanche is devised by the City of Paris (Mairie de Paris) and steered by the Department of Cultural
Affairs in consultation with all the City of Paris operational departments.
ARTISTIC DIRECTORS
Hervé Chandès and Ronald Chammah
CITY OF PARIS
DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS
Director: Laurence Engel
Deputy director for new projects: Philippe Hansebout
Assistant to the deputy director: François Dumail
EVENTS AND NEW OPERATIONS
Head of department: Noëlle Audejean
Deputy head of department: Emmanuel Daydé
Coordinator: Vanessa Amiot
Assistant to Noëlle Audejean: Marianne Mémain
Interns: Chloé Béasse, Mélanie Lerat and Antoine Taillandier
COMMUNICATION
Head of department: Catherine Grangeon
Deputy head of department: Christel Bortoli
Intern: Myrtille Nury
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION
Director of information and communication: Anne-Sylvie Schneider
Deputy director of information and communication: Isabelle Cohen
Assistant to the deputy director: Marianne Bellair
Press relations: Carmen Pellachal, Jérôme Girard, Emilie Banaszuk
MULTIMEDIA
Head of department: Vincent Morel
Technical team: Ambre Guinard, Sébastien Nguyen Van Tam, Marc Ouzounian, Thierry Premel
Editorial team: Géraldine Delacroix, Marie-Madeleine Gérard, Richard Pennarun
IT AND SYSTEMS
Director: Jean-Claude Meunier
Project/Hosting: Emmanuel Souquet, Simon Taupenas
OUTSIDE CONTRACTORS
EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION
Le Troisième Pôle / Eva Albarran & Co
Managing directors: Eva Albarran, Steven Hearn
Production manager: Nicolas Champion
Production and coordination: Caroline Couraud, Antoine Cochain, Louise Delestre, Pauline Gautron,
Marguerite Vial
Mediation and communication coordination: Anne-Hélène Frostin, Sonia Musnier
General administration: Yann Leroux, Adriana Suarez
Intern: Manya Dupont
COMMUNICATION
Nuit Blanche coordinator: Pamela Sticht
PRESS RELATIONS
Claudine Colin Communication:
Claudine Colin, Albane Champey, Julien Diers
EDITORIAL
Véronique Bouruet-Aubertot, Sandra Petch (translation)
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Atelier Trois: Cécile Boyer, Camille Gallet, Emmanuel Pevny
69
PRESS CONTACTS
NUIT BLANCHE 2008
_____________________________________________
CLAUDINE COLIN COMMUNICATION
Albane Champey / Julien Diers
28, rue de Sévigné, 75004 Paris
T 33 (0)1 42 72 60 01
[email protected]
MAIRIE DE PARIS
Emilie Banaszuk
T 33 (0)1 42 76 47 24
F 33 (0)1 42 76 53 25
[email protected]
70