Saturday, June 22, 2024

Château de Montsoreau - musée d'Art contemporain

 







OFFICIAL Selection for the Cultural Olympics APOLLO"S DECATHLON Château de Montsoreau-Museum of Contemporary Art in partnership with Paris24 


June 14 - August 11 2024


The world has always been conceptual. We apologize that borders still exist.

Presented by Philippe Méaille Président de l'association culturelle du Château de Montsoreau and Florence Dabin Présidente du Département de Maine-et-Loire.

Château de Montsoreau - musée d'Art contemporain,
Passage du marquis de Geoffre
49730 Montsoreau, France



Davide Bugarin, Greig Burgoyne, Zanni Carlo, Julie De Clercq, Ahmed El Shaer, Mathew Emmett, Manuela Viera Gallo, Gladys Kalichini, Ruark Lewis, Mohammad Namazi, Alejandro Penafiel, Dalal Al Obaidi, Andreas Albrectsen, Pia Chavarria, Catalina Chervin, Mária Chilf, Kohli Diego, Negin Ehtesabian, Veronika Gabrielova, Toru Hayashi, Muller Jean Pierre, Željka Mićanović Miljković, Aleksandra Osko, Aga Ousseinov, Vargas-Suarez , Universal Raphael, Taras Sereda, JG Thirlwell, Kjell Varvin, Júlia Vécsei, Lung Wai Ming, Otavio Schipper, Cassia Bray, Fernandes Eduardo Malé, Driton Hajredini, Dejan Kaludjerović, Chessa Luciano, Warren Neidich, Mariana Pende, Hieu Pham, Anne Katrine Senstad, Amasi/Apiet Ben/Enndy, Dede Brown, Victoria Cantons, Ak2deru, Kranemann Ebertrard, Pamela Aobo Enyonu, Nicholas Fudge, Yusuke Fukui, Joaquin Goldstein, KarayannopoulouIrini, Jehabdulloh Jehsorhoh, Dusa Jesih, Nechvatal Joseph, Anita Kapraljevic, Stephanie Lee, Lumeh Leslie, Balea Maria, Farhang Maryam, Kuar Mathew, Yassir Ali Mohammed, Qinza, Luwi Tokapi, Najm, Brain Nathan Buria, Tahmina Negmat, Kejoo Park, Izvor Pende, Ye Qin Zhu, Lieners Sandra, Mehal Sébastien, Suleiman Sharifi, Hynell Fleischer Sigrid, Nasaria Suckoo, Chollette, Mishel Valcheva, Sabīne Vernere, Rohan Wealleans, Sara Zahorjanova, Mohammad Anwarul, HOQUE, Mideo Cruz, Marcel Diogo, Cecilia Fiona, Mladen Stropnik, Lacmanovic Valentina, Chin Chih Yang Yang, Marco Agudelo, Melissa Alcena,; Renate Aller, Zoubir Amina, Meredith Andrews, Aderonke Bademosi, Wilson, Florence Blondeau, James Cooper, Belli Federica, Misha Friedman, Kacingu KambalaHerman, Po-Chih Huang, John Reno Jackson, Louis Kareem Jamal, Darragh Judith, Ira Lombardia, Ruben Natal-San, Miguel, Fredrik Nilsen, Rachael Padilla, Thomas Paquet, Vesna Pavlovic, Asgeir Petursson, Aniko Robitz, Günther Selichar, Vicky Sheelongo, Sarah Singh, Brauen Tashi, Hana Usui, Lee Wells, Okur Yoka,  Lye Yamsonite, Mudaba André, Christian O’Gorman Bök, Schwartz Laura, Olaf Nicolai, Trond Ansten, Annie Attridge, Frida Baranek, Maksym Dutka, Anna Egle, Roland Joseph Awuah- Gebhardt, Darko Joseph, Alexandre Kyungu, Jamie Martinez, Djakou kassi Nathalie, Iván Navarro, Osaru Obaseki, Sam Porritt, Nathaniel Rackowe, Michael Szeemann, Soare Tavioni, Una Valentin, Rafael Attias, Marita Isobel Solberg, Han Bing, Saule Suleimenova, Johan Wahlstrom, Syd Krochmalny, Timothée Comte, Isabelle Forestier, Khaled Jarrar.









The Conceptual Olympiad at the Château de Montsoreau – Museum of Contemporary Art, inspired by the innovative spirit of the Paris 2024 Olympics, transforms the historic château into a nexus of avant-garde ideas and artistic exploration. Emerging and established artists converge in this picturesque Loire Valley setting, redefining the boundaries of contemporary art through a conceptual challenge conjured up by Philippe Méaille and Marie Caroline Chaudruc, with Lara Pan as a consultant on the project. As participants engage with themes ranging from cultural identity to environmental stewardship, the château pushes the boundaries of traditional art exhibitions by inviting a global community of artists to participate. 

Philippe Méaille about the Art & Language’s “A Bad Place” installation:
“In 2018, we installed a monumental work by Art & Language titled A BAD PLACE in the courtyard of the Chateau de Montsoreau – Museum of Contemporary Art. It could signify “we are A Bad Place”, that the place we are in is “A Bad Place”, or that art is “A Bad Place”. For some reason, it became a motto. We are more than happy to welcome people here to keep the discussion of art alive."