Guided tour of La Ruche, city of artists for 120 years

Name: Visite commentée de La Ruche, cité d'artistes depuis 120 ans
Start: 2022-09-17T09:30:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T18:30:00+02:00
Location: Fondation La Ruche-Seydoux

Visit commented by the Artists and discovery of the collective exhibition of the artists of La Ruche and the Work on tarpaulin of Philippe Lagautrière to celebrate the 120 years of the creation of La

17 et 18 septembre 2022Passé

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Anna Foka

La Ruche is a city of artists of Montparnasse, built in 1902 by the sculptor Alfred Boucher using materials and elements from the Universal Exhibition of 1900 and notably the Bordeaux Wine Pavilion designed by Gustave Eiffel. This year La Ruche celebrates its 120th anniversary. On this occasion, a work on tarpaulin by Philippe Lagautrière is exhibited. During the European Heritage Days, visitors will also be able to see the Collective Exhibition of Artists.

À propos du lieu

Fondation La Ruche-Seydoux

2 passage de Dantzig 75015 Paris

Paris
Île-de-France

La Ruche is a city of artists of Montparnasse, built in 1903 by the sculptor Alfred Boucher from materials and elements of the Universal Exhibition of 1900 and in particular the pavilion of the Wines of Bordeaux designed by Gustave Eiffel. Cosmopolitan project since its creation, La Ruche welcomes artists from all over the world: a first wave with Jewish artists fleeing pogroms: Soutine, Zadkine, Chagall, Krémègne... Then Fernand Léger, Cendrars, Apollinaire, Rebeyrolle, Martial Raysse, Arroyo, Titina Masseli, Klaus Michael Grüber, Bruno Bayen... Created in 1973 by Bernard Anthonioz, Geneviève and René Seydoux while the city was threatened with destruction, the Fondation La Ruche-Seydoux’s mission is to ensure the sustainability of Alfred Boucher’s project: to make La Ruche a living place open to all the arts. Around forty artists work there today, painters, sculptors, photographers, videographers, scenographers from Iraq, Iran, Greece, the United States, Argentina, including Jean-Mich