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By participating alongside SLAM in the Experts in Fine Art Fair, these four chambers have taken on the mission of revealing the high skills of the expert and defending the need for his presence in the art market.
Around the 40 experts offering for sale art objects selected in each of their fields, events and conferences revealed the skills and specificities of these demanding professionals, determined to put the love of the art object at the heart of the market:
Discovery stand: curiosity for the work of art
Art objects, curious objects, everyday objects that have become rare, objects that reveal a period or a fashion.
Pedagogical area: become an expert for an hour
A discovery of rare, authentic, reissued, real and fake objects. A playful approach to raise the issues facing experts, the complexity of identification or expertise.
Conferences
Around the 40 experts offering for sale art objects selected in each of their fields, events and conferences revealed the skills and specificities of these demanding professionals, determined to put the love of the art object at the heart of the market:
Discovery stand: curiosity for the work of art
Art objects, curious objects, everyday objects that have become rare, objects that reveal a period or a fashion.
Pedagogical area: become an expert for an hour
A discovery of rare, authentic, reissued, real and fake objects. A playful approach to raise the issues facing experts, the complexity of identification or expertise.
Conferences
Twelve conferences to explore the different aspects of the expert's role by proposing an overview of this profession, which has become one of the cornerstones of the art market.
Detailed programme here
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2021 GUEST OF HONOUR
The Cité internationale de la bande dessinée et de l’image is the result of a close partnership between the La Charente county council, the French Ministry of Culture, Angoulême city council and the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, which was able to create this unique public institution dedicated entirely to the "9th art" (comics). The Cité includes a comics museum, a heritage library, a public library, a documentation centre, a renowned comic shop, an authors' residence (la Maison des Auteurs) and an Art & Essai [Art and Experimentation] cinema.
The Cité is spread over three spectacular buildings overlooking the river Charente, which flows alongside. The Cité is located at the heart of the image hub which was set up in the county. The Cité and the hub together bolster Angoulême's domestic and international reputation and confirm its status as the worldwide capital of Franco-Belgian comics
La Cité internationale de la bande dessinée et de l’image | 121 rue de Bordeaux - 16000 Angoulême | 05 45 38 65 65 | contact@citebd.org | citebd.org
Anciens chais restaurés, abritant le musée et la librairie, © C. Janvier | La Cité
La Cité, © Gérard Martron
La maison des auteurs © A.Bocos Gil | La Cité
Hergé (Georges Remi, dit 1907-1983) · Tintin : Le Sceptre d’Ottokar, planches 71 et 72 Encre de Chine, gouache blanche et crayon bleu sur papier · Paru dans le petit vingtième, 1938 · Album, éditions Casterman, 1939 | Angoulême, musée de la bande dessinée - Inv. 84.23.1
Florence Cestac (née en 1949) • Harry Mickson : Les Vieux copains pleins de pépin, planche 11. Encre de Chine, gouache blanche et collage sur papier • Album, éditions Futuropolis, 1988 | Angoulême, musée de la bande dessinée - Inv. 92.15.1
Pascal Rabaté (né en 1961)· Ibiscus (d’après le roman d’Alexis Tolstoï). Encre de Chine, crayon graphite, gouache blanche et lavis gris sur papier · Album, éditions Vent d’Ouest, 1998 | Angoulême, musée de la bande dessinée - Inv. 2003.9.13
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