STUDY DAYS 2015-2016 'REBELS OF SURREALISM'
par Henri Béhar
July 30, 2015
"Rebels of Surrealism"
Study days organized by APRES
(Association for the Study and Research of Surrealism) with the support of Paris VIII University. All sessions, except the first, will be held at INHA, Giorgio Vasari Room.
Saturday, November 28, 2015
(day organized by Henri Béhar and Françoise Py) On the occasion of the exhibition TRISTAN TZARA, THE APPROXIMATE MAN, POET, ART WRITER, COLLECTOR which will be held in Strasbourg, MUSEUM OF MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART, from SEPTEMBER 24, 2015 to JANUARY 17, 2016, APRES will devote a study day to Tristan Tzara's poetic work,
Saturday, November 28, 2015, from 10am to 7pm, INHA, Walter Benjamin room.
10-11: Henri Béhar: Why The Approximate Man?
11-12: David Christoffel: Songs in Chorus, Tzara and Music.
12-13: Catherine Dufour: "the world's intertext" in the Twenty-Five Poems
14-15: Eddie Breuil: Handkerchief of Clouds: "the most remarkable dramatic image of modern art" (Aragon).
15-16: Émilie Frémond: Reading of Grains and Issues.
16-17: Marc Kober on Where the Wolves Drink
17-18: Gabriel Saad on Insomnia Character
18-19: Maryse Vassevière on The Flight
Saturday, January 23, 2016
(day organized by Henri Béhar and Françoise Py)
Morning: 10:30am-12:30pm
John Westbrook: Monnerot, the exorbitant exorbitated
Marc Décimo: Is Marcel Duchamp a rebel?
Afternoon: 2pm-6pm: André Masson, the rebel of surrealism
Martine Créac'h: André Masson, rebel?
Pascal Bonafoux: André Masson, M as in Masson and M as in Thank You
Film by Fabrice Maze in his presence: André Masson, the painter in metamorphosis: 1941-1987 (70').
Round Table with the director, Martine Créac'h, Pascal Bonafoux, Henri Béhar and Françoise Py
Saturday, April 2
(day organized by Françoise Py)
Morning:
10:30am-11:30am: Annie Richard: Gisèle Prassinos or the tender subversion.
11:30am-12:30pm: Basarab Nicolescu: René Daumal, from revolt to fulfillment.
Afternoon:
2pm-3pm: Klaus H. Kiefer: Carl Einstein and surrealism.
3pm-4pm: Anne Foucault: On the margins of surrealism, a solitary and traveling dandy, Claude Tarnaud.
Saturday, May 21
(day organized by Françoise Py)
Morning: 10:30am-12:30pm
Astrid Ruffa: Salvador Dali and his "rebel myths"
Georges Bloess: Klee surrealist? "Little journey" to the "kingdom of the in-between"
Afternoon: 2pm-6pm: Raymond Queneau, rebel?
François Naudin: Queneau dissident
Valeria Chiore: Raymond Queneau, André Breton, crossed paths
Screening of Jacques Rutman's film: Queneau, a beautiful life (60') Presentation of the film by the director.
Round Table with the director, Valeria Chiore, Astrid Ruffa and François Naudin.
Synthesis of the days on surrealist rebels by Henri Béhar, Françoise Py, Gabriel Saad and Maryse Vassevière.
INHA, Galerie Colbert, 2 rue Vivienne, 6 rue des Petits Champs, 75002 Paris.
Metro: Bourse, Pyramides, Palais Royal.
Welcome of participants and public from 10:15am.