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.
Laura Preston
Year/s of residence : 2013, Cité internationale des arts
Visual arts
Virginia Preston
Year/s of residence : 2011, 2012, Cité internationale des arts, Stanford University, USA
Spectacle vivant
Annette Pretorius
Year/s of residence : 1987, 1992, South African Artistic Association for Visual Arts (SANAVA)
Visual arts
Fransiolentru Pretorius
Year/s of residence : 1986, 1993, Cité internationale des arts, South African Artistic Association for Visual Arts (SANAVA)
Visual arts
Susan Pretorius
Year/s of residence : 2009, South African Artistic Association for Visual Arts (SANAVA)
Visual arts
Manon Pretto
Year/s of residence : 2023, 2–12
Visual arts
Manon Pretto (1993), visual artist, works between Paris and Clermont-Ferrand. She obtained a DNSEP from ÉSACM in 2020. Her work is rooted in a number of personal commitments on a local scale, such as Perou – Pôle Exploration des Ressources Urbaines, an action-research laboratory on the hostile city – and Yes We Camp, where she grasped the challenges of creation in situation and confirmed her interest in alternatives to urban apprehension and issues of hospitality.
Her multidisciplinary work explores the boundaries between body and image. Among other things, Manon works on wandering and the way we adapt to our environment. Her practice is rooted in the world of science fiction for a predominantly urban environment, and contains a strong political aspect. She creates futuristic-looking prosthetic objects to create augmented bodies. Closely linked to issues of individual freedom and how it can be undermined today, her work questions fragilities and mechanisms of power.
She also questions the place of bodies, particularly those that have been minoritized and gendered, in public space, and how to hybridize and displace them in order to find forms of self-defense, but also of combat.
The practice of collaboration is very much present, indeed essential, in her work, bringing open, intersecting viewpoints, enabling us to broaden our questioning, and leave room for minorities to exist, while also raising awareness of spaces of privilege. Intersectional collaboration allows all bodies to express their needs and fight together. Never speak in the place of, and never make invisible.
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Eckart Preu
Year/s of residence : 1994, Institut français
Music
Immanuel Preub
Year/s of residence : 1990, Ministry of Science, Research and Arts of Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Visual arts
Nicole Preusse
Year/s of residence : 1992, 1993, Cité internationale des arts, Ministry of Innovation, Science and Research of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Visual arts
Martin Prevel
Year/s of residence : 1967, Conseil des Arts et des Lettres du Québec
Music
Julien Previeux
Year/s of residence : 2005, Cité internationale des arts
Visual arts
Boris Previsic
Year/s of residence : 1998, 1999, Cité internationale des arts
Music
Daphné Prevoo
Year/s of residence : 1995, Royal College of Arts of London, united Kingdom
Visual arts
Michel Prezman
Year/s of residence : 1972, Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris
Music
Jeremie Priam
Year/s of residence : 2021, Martinique Department of Cultural Affairs
Visual arts
Jérémie Priam graduated from the Caribbean Arts Campus with honours in 2013. He was born in 1989 and lives in Martinique.
His work focuses on many ideological and social issues. He puts his finger on taboo subjects that can affect both his insularity and the outside world – from vanity to consumerism to popular beliefs – everything is questioned. In his work, he explores the troubles of West Indian identity, uprooting and the aftermath of the slavery past. At the same time, he also denounces the excesses of our contemporary society by using metaphor and allegory.
He integrates different media in his work (drawing, printmaking, video, performance, installation, sculpture, etc.). He aims for a “decolonial” approach to contemporary art in Martinique by challenging the exoticism to which he refuses to submit.
Artist's website
Aleksandar Pribicevic
Year/s of residence : 2004, Union of the Association of Artists (SULUJ), Serbia
Visual arts
Ayesha Price
Year/s of residence : 2018, Africa South Art Initiative
Visual arts
Barbara Price
Year/s of residence : 1993, South African Artistic Association for Visual Arts (SANAVA)
Visual arts
Brian Price
Year/s of residence : 2000, Académie of Architecture, France
Visual arts
Robert Price
Year/s of residence : 1965, Cité internationale des arts
Visual arts
