À l'œuvre ! Creation Support Programme
Since 2020, Lafayette Anticipations extends its commitment to supporting contemporary creation with an original production support programme for all artists: À l'œuvre!
Thanks to a grant, exceptional equipment and the support of the Fondation's curatorial and production teams, this programme provides an opportunity to explore the crucial stages of creation: research, experimentation and design.
The 2024 call for projects is open from Monday 18 March to 24 May.
Open call 2024
This year, the 5th edition of the programme welcomes one artist for a period of three months, to develop their proposal in the Fondation's workshops and produce it in accordance with sustainable production practices.
The 2024 call for projects can be downloaded in .pdf format here.
➨ Details
1 laureate
Duration: 12 weeks - one artist hosted for 3 months between September and December 2024 (excluding end-of-year holidays).
The project's support details will be defined with the Fondation's production and curation team during pre-project meetings.
Complete application to be submitted by midnight on 24 May 2024.
Results announced on 26 June 2024, winner welcomed from 2 September 2024.
➨ Resources
Production, publishing and editing workshops available (*discover the range of machines)
Support from the production teams and project monitoring by the curatorial teams
A production grant of €3,500
Fees of 3,000 euros for the entire residency period
Accommodation for artists living outside the Paris region
➨ Application form
The complete application must be sent by e-mail to the following address aloeuvre@lafayetteanticipations.com. It must contain:
- A description of the proposed project (maximum 3,000 characters and 3 images)
- A CV and portfolio (10 pages maximum)
- The completed application form
The complete application must be named as follows: "NAME_SURNAME_ALOEUVRE_2024" and must be in the form of a single file or several files in .pdf format only.
Download links will not be accepted.
Incomplete applications will not be processed.
À L'OEUVRE ! 2023
Stéphanie Lagarde
Stéphanie Lagarde is a visual artist and filmmaker.
Isaac Lythgoe
Born in 1989. Isaac Lythgoe is a sculptor and writer who studied painting at the Royal College of Art, London (2014).
Valentin Noujaïm
Born in 1991. Valentin Noujaïm graduated in 2020 from the Fémis film school in the script department.
Lisa Signorini
Born in 1989. Lisa Signorini is a multidisciplinary artist.
À L'OEUVRE ! 2022
Bonnie Banane
From her first single "Muscles" released in 2012, to her first album released at the end of 2020, via a host of singular featurings, Bonnie Banane sings her own...
Arnaud Dezoteux
Born in 1987 at Bayonne (France), lives and works in Paris (France). A 2011 graduate of the Beaux-Arts de Paris, Arnaud Dezoteux’s films and installations focused on reality TV, seduction coaching or body-building and often use the green...
Carina Emery
Born in 1991. Carina Emery graduated from the Malmö Art Academy (2021) and the Beaux- Arts de Paris with honours (2017).
Tarek Lakhrissi
Born in 1992 at Châtellerault (France), lives and works in Paris (France). Tarek Lakhrissi is a French artist and poet with a background in literature. He works across installation, performance, film, text and sculpture, engaging with political...
Simon Ripoll-Hurier
Born in 1985, lives and works in Paris (France). Issu des arts visuels et développant une pratique entre cinéma et radio, Simon Ripoll-Hurier traque des situations d'écoute.
Marina Xenofontos
Born in 1988. Marina Xenofontos is a sculptor working through painting, installation, video, and animation.
À L'OEUVRE ! 2021
Guillaume Aubry
Born in 1982. Artist and architect, Guillaume Aubry studied at the Paris-LaVillette School of Architecture (DPLG), the University of Tokyo in Japan and at the Beaux-Arts de Paris...
Gaëlle Choisne
Born in 1985. Sensitive to contemporary issues, Gaëlle Choisne's practice reflects the complexity of the world, its political and cultural disorder, whether it be the overexploitation...
Dominika Hadelova et Aldo Buscalferri
Dominika Hadelova and Aldo Buscalferri are the creative duo of MATTO.
Garush Melkonyan
Garush Melkonyan's work mainly combines video, sculpture and installation, exploring the invisible codes that structure communication, discourse and language.
Julien Perez
Born in 1986. Julien Perez's approach lies at the confluence of pop music, performance and visual arts.
À L'OEUVRE ! 2020
Teddy Sanches
Born in 1992, lives and works in Paris (France). Teddy Sanches is an industrial designer. He is part of and represents the designer organisation HALL.HAUS which he co-founded in early 2020.
Sebastian A. De Ruffray
Born in 1990, lives and works in Paris (France). Born in Santiago (Chile), Sebastian A. de Ruffray is a fashion designer.
Elvire Caillon & Léonard Martin
Elvire Caillon and Léonard Martin both studied at the Beaux-Arts de Paris.
Christelle Oyiri
Lives and works in Paris (France). Christelle Oyiri aka Crystallmess is a DJ, producer but also a writer and mixed media artist keen on shedding light on past and present subcultures.
Emilie Pitoiset
Born in 1980, lives and works in Paris et Toulouse (France). Émilie Pitoiset is an artist and choreographer.
Clara Pacotte & Charlotte Houette (EAAPES)
EAAPES is a research group around feminist writings in science fiction, created in 2017 by Clara Pacotte and Charlotte Houette within The Cheapest University.
Paul Heintz
Born in 1989, lives and works in Paris (France). Paul Heintz graduated of the Beaux-Arts de Nancy, the Arts Décoratifs de Paris and the Fresnoy - Studio national des arts contemporains.
Agata Ingarden
Born in 1994, lives and works in Paris (France). Agata Ingarden graduated from the École des Beaux Arts de Paris and studied at The Cooper Union, New York (2016).
