Artists in residence

Each year, the Cité internationale des arts welcomes more than 1,000 artists from around the world, offering them a space for creation, research, and exchange in Paris, in the Marais and Montmartre districts. Open to all artistic disciplines—visual arts, music, literature, film, design and architecture, performing arts, and curating—it enables artists to develop their projects in an environment that fosters experimentation and meaningful connections.

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Bery Bars

Year/s of residence : 1994, KRO / KIF Artists, Sweden

Visual arts

Alberte Barsacq

Year/s of residence : 1997, Cité internationale des arts

Visual arts

Irina Barsky

Year/s of residence : 2001, Cité internationale des arts

Music

Eliasaf Barsuk

Year/s of residence : 1974, 1978, 1991, Cité internationale des arts, Ministry of Culture and Sports, Israel

Visual arts

Cécile Bart

Year/s of residence : 1989, Cité internationale des arts

Visual arts

Ann Bartges

Year/s of residence : 2010, Alfred University, USA

Visual arts

Andres Barth

Year/s of residence : 1970, Atelier Mondial of Bale, Switzerland

Visual arts

Maté Bartha

Year/s of residence : 2022, Department of Cultural Affairs of the City of Paris

Visual arts

Martine Bartholini

Year/s of residence : 2013, 2016, Cité internationale des arts

Visual arts

Marion Bartko-Mccabe

Year/s of residence : 2008, South African Artistic Association for Visual Arts (SANAVA)

Visual arts

Chiara Bartl-salvi

Year/s of residence : 2025, 2–12

Shango Bartley

Year/s of residence : 2018, Centre national de la danse

Dance

Stefan Bartling

Year/s of residence : 2007, City of Berlin, Germany

Music

Eva Barto

Year/s of residence : 2015, Cité internationale des arts

Visual arts

Sandra Bartoli

Year/s of residence : 2023

Architecture and design

Warren Bartolo

Year/s of residence : 2024, Institut français

Literature

Warren Bartolo is a writer and translator from Malta. After graduating with a Bachelors in Classics and a Masters in Comparative Literature, Warren translated David Horvitz’s artist book How to Shoplift Books from English to Maltese. In 2023 his translation of Sappho’s poetry from Ancient Greek to Maltese titled Il-Frammenti ta’ Saffo was funded by the National Book Council of Malta and published by Edebooksand and won the National Book Award for Translation in 2024. His writing is published regularly on the Maltese literary journal Aphroconfuso. He works mainly with the genre of the diary and his writing often draws towards and away from literary figures.

At Cité internationale des arts, Warren will be doing research on the French writer Guillaume Dustan for a literary monograph on the writer. Dustan was a writer and film-maker working predominantely in the late 90s and early 2000s whose work caused an uproar in French queer literature as well as gave new resurgence to the genre of autofiction. Warren’s research will propose a version of criticism or study-writing of Guillaume Dustan through archival material. Furthermore, Warren’s work focuses on processes that tries to unfurl a pathetic relationship between writing and life.