Paris-based platform for contemporary artistic practices
Rigorous artistic practices.
European trajectories.
ARTELOGIA transforms ambitious artistic projects into clear, supportable and sustainable European trajectories.
Based in Paris, the platform connects creation, narrative, places, partners and the artist’s economy so that each work can meet the professional contexts it needs.
Biennial model
A question takes shape in Europe. Its answers are also sought elsewhere.
Every two years, ARTELOGIA selects a question connected to Europe’s culture, society, economy, security or future. The platform then works with artists living outside the European Union whose experiences can shift the perspective on that question.
Art, relation, innovation
Three forms of creative production
The artwork, artistic direction and startup do not become one another’s subject. They remain independent while sharing a route that makes imagination, production and social impact visible.
Artist & work
Emerging artistic direction
Mahsa Kaviani
Startup founded by an Iranian entrepreneur in Europe
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Three levels of a living structure
LATENCES
A long-term European cycle in which a question emerging in Europe is shifted through contact with experiences from West Asia.LATENCES creates circulation between artists, narratives, cities and partners. It focuses particularly on…
Artists, Works & Accompanied Trajectories
This is not a permanent roster, but a group of practices and projects currently supported according to their distinct needs.
Previous Productions & Current Circulation
Production and accompaniment experiences that preceded the complete structuring of ARTELOGIA and are now extended through a circulation strategy.This section shows the continuity between Amir Sharifi’s professional experience and the platform: works…
Programme
LATENCES
A long-term European cycle in which a question emerging in Europe is shifted through contact with experiences from West Asia.LATENCES creates circulation between artists, narratives, cities and partners. It focuses particularly on small and medium-sized European cities whose cultural potential can be activated through new artistic, relational and…
Explore the cycleJournal
Thinking through the works
Under the Shadow of War: Filming, Seeing, Bearing Witness
Nazanin Rafiei reflects on war, her return to Tehran, and the ethical questions a documentary filmmaker faces when recording fear, suffering, and the will to live.
Melancholy, Photography, Time, and Memory: Reading the Relationship Between the Image and Loss
Mina Bakhshi examines photography’s relationship with time, memory, loss, and ruins through the ideas of Roland Barthes, Susan Sontag, Georges Didi-Huberman, and Marc Augé.