For the fifth consecutive year, the Ministry of Culture and Communication has carried out a series of acquisitions of works exhibited at the 36th edition of the International Fair of Contemporary Art (22-25 October 2009) by the National Centre for Visual Arts, for a budget of 400,000 euros. These works enrich the National Fund of Contemporary Art, a collection of state art for which the CNAP ensures the custody, management and dissemination.
These works are reported to FIAC visitors by a cartel.
You can also discover them on the website http://www.cnap.fr/index.php?page=journal&rep=journal
The National Advisory Committee on Acquisitions is composed of persons qualified for the visual arts and persons responsible, in the same field, for the Ministry of Culture and Communication and its public institutions (see list below).
The CNAP pursues a policy of dissemination of works in France and abroad through deposits in museums, public administrations and places (about 600 per year) as well as through loans for temporary exhibitions (3000 works per year).
The Fonds national d'art contemporain is the largest collection of contemporary art in France. Through purchases and commissions from active artists and galleries, it has been enriched since 1981 by more than 28,000 works from the visual arts and photography to the decorative arts and design.
Members of the Committee
Qualified personalities
Artists:
Marc DESGRANCHAMPS
Nathalie ELEMENTO
Collectors:
Didier GRUMBACH
Jean MAIRET
Art Reviews:
Philippe DAGEN
Philippe REGNIER
Dissemination of venues in the regions:
Joëlle PIJAUDIER, Chief Curator of Heritage, Director of the Museums of Strasbourg
Jean-Charles VERGNE, Director of FRAC Auvergne
Ministry of Culture and Communication and public institutions
Olivier KAEPPELIN, Delegate for Visual Arts
Richard LAGRANGE, Director of the Centre national des arts plastiques
Jacques BAYLE, Head of Mission Inspection, Delegation for Visual Arts
Laetitia BOUVIER, Art Consultant, DRAC Bretagne
Marie-Cécile MIESSNER, Chief Curator, National Library of France
Catherine DAVID, Curator, DMF
Emma LAVIGNE, Curator, MNAM – SAC
24 works acquired:
Adel ABDESSEMED, History of silence, 2009, installation, ukulele in a metal frame, video color with sound 3s loop. DVIR Gallery, Tel Aviv
Anne BLANCHET, LXIX, 2000, wall sculpture, incised plexiglass, 110 x 110 x 3 cm. Denise René Gallery, Paris
Susan COLLIS, She falls down, 2009, floor installation, variable dimensions. Franck Elbaz Gallery, Paris
Pascal CONVERT, Vitrified Verdun strain, 2009, wood and crystal and Raymond and Lucie Aubrac self-portrait in the mirror, 2009, diptych grisaille screen-printed on glass and tinted, 47 x 68 x 63 cm. Eric Dupont Gallery, Paris
Koenraad DEDOBBELEER, Earthly Paradise of matter, 2008, wood, metal, paint, 87 x 60 x 109 cm. Gallery Projecte SD, Barcelona
Véronique ELLENA, La Valleuse, 2009, inkjet printing, 90 x 120 cm, 1/5. Alain Gutharc Gallery, Paris
Maike FREESS, Disco Babylon, 2008, chalk, ink, gouache on paper, 230 x 125 cm. Eva Hober Gallery, Paris
Aurélien FROMENT, Pacific Palissades Study, 2008, diptych, photographs, 31 x 24 cm and 110 x 130 cm. Motive Gallery, Amsterdam
Fabien GIRAUD and Raphaël SIBONI, Friendly Fire, 2008, dvd. Galerie Hervé Loevenbruck, Paris
Rachel LABASTIE, Hindrances, 2008, porcelain, wall installation in 9 elements, 80 to 130 cm. Galerie LAB.A.N.K., Paris
David LAMELAS, Film 18, Paris IV. 70, 1970, Film 16mm, 9'16, n/b with sound. Jan Mot Gallery, Brussels
LANG / BAUMANN, Child Behaviors 3, fiberglass, painting (prototype, edition of 5). Galerie Hervé Loevenbruck, Paris
Sirous NAMAZI, Wall object, 2007, silicone color, 190 x 45 x 18 cm, unique piece. Suzy Schammah Gallery, Milan
Eva NIELSEN, Camaldolets, 2009, oil, acrylic and screen printing on canvas, 200 x 150 cm. Dominique Fiat Gallery, Paris
Jean-Michel OTHONIEL, Untitled, 2009, 3 lithographic monotypes on gold leaf, 112 x 81.5 cm (x3) and Grey mica necklace, 2009, glass, 20 x 65 x 18 cm. Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, Paris
Julien PRÉVIEUX, Le Lotissement, 2009, scale 1/10, 6 models in stereolithography, 20 x 20 x 15 cm (each). Galerie Jousse Entreprise, Paris
Su Mei TSE, Open Score, 2007, colour video with sound, 7'30. Serge le Borgne Gallery, Paris
TAROOP and GLABEL, The beautiful images of Taroop and Glabel2009, n/b pigment prints, 47 x 57 cm each (12 elements). Semiose Gallery, Paris
Claude TETOT, Untitled, 2009, oil on canvas, 170 x 200 cm. Jean Fournier Gallery, Paris
Gert & Uwe TOBIAS, GUT 1032, 2009, acrylic on paper, 200 x 168 cm. Rodolphe Janssen Gallery, Brussels