For professionals
Upcoming events :
On Jan. 16 & 17, 2025, as part of the closing week of the 4th edition of the Biennale des Imaginaires Numériques, many representatives of international professional networks will be visiting the Friche la Belle de Mai in Marseille and Aix-en-Provence for visits, exchanges and meetings.
Hosted networks :
ONDA – OFFICE NATIONAL DE DIFFUSION ARTISTIQUE
The Biennial of Digital Imaginaries and the Parallèle festival are joining forces with the Office National de la Diffusion Artistique to present national meetings on the theme of “hybrid forms, emerging teams: what needs today”. Two days will be devoted to exploring artistic forms, peer exchanges and conversations with artists and researchers. Program : Encounters “Hybrid forms, emerging teams: what needs today?”
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LE RÉSEAU ALUMNI DE LA VILLA ALBERTINE
The Villa Albertine alumni network promotes the careers of its former residents, like Ugo Arsac, whose work Girlfriend Experience is exhibited at the Biennial of Digital Imaginaries. His presence at the closing ceremony is part of the network’s commitment to promoting the creative projects of its members, who embody the dialogue between innovation, art and culture. Program : Encounter with Ugo Ursac’s work Girlfriend Experience, visit to the Friche la Belle de Mai exhibitions and socializing with professionals from the artistic and cultural sector.
For former Villa Albertine members Read more
FICEP – Forum des Instituts Culturels Étrangers à Paris
The Forum des Instituts Culturels Étrangers à Paris (FICEP) brings together international cultural centers to promote artistic diversity and intercultural dialogue. Its participation in the closing ceremony of the Biennale des Imaginaires Numériques illustrates its commitment to supporting innovative initiatives that explore the intersections between art and technology.
Program: Visits to exhibitions in Marseille and Aix-en-Provence, social events and meetings with professionals from the artistic and cultural sector, visits to ZEF – scène nationale de Marseille and the Citadelle de Marseille.
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PEPR ICCARE – Programme national d’accélération des industries culturelles et créatives (action research sector)
The PEPR ICCARE network, dedicated to research into the cultural and creative industries, plays a key role in exploring the interactions between art and technology. Its participation in the closing ceremony of the Biennial of Digital Imaginaries underlines its commitment to promoting digital innovation within contemporary artistic practices.
Program: Visit the exhibitions at Friche la Belle de Mai, Round Table – “Creation, dissemination and reception of visual and digital arts: what issues to share for what changes to drive”, discovery of the immersive and interactive installation En amour by Adrien M & Claire B
For professionals in the cultural and creative industries. Find out more
HACNUM – Réseau national des arts hybrides et cultures numériques
HACNUM, the National Network for Hybrid Arts and Digital Cultures, brings together a wide range of players involved in hybrid artistic practices and digital cultures. On the occasion of the closing of the Biennial of Digital Imaginaries, the network reaffirms its role as a catalyst, engaged in a collaborative dynamic to reinforce the recognition and professionalization of creation in digital environments.
Program: “Rencontres pair-à-pair : chargés-es de médiations” and a tour of the Friche la Belle de Mai exhibitions.
For artists and professionals in the field of hybrid arts and digital cultures Find out more
DIS – Digital Inter/Section
The Digital Inter/Section consortium brings together five European organizations, 4 digital arts structures (CHRONIQUES – France, KIKK – Belgium, SIGNAL – Czech Republic, KONTEJNER – Croatia) and a business design agency specializing in the audiovisual sector (THE CATALYSTS – Germany). The presence of the DI/S consortium at the closing ceremony of the Biennial of Digital Imaginaries bears witness to its active role in consolidating a resilient and innovative artistic ecosystem. This event represents a privileged opportunity to unite players in the digital arts and share concrete solutions to the sector’s economic challenges on a European scale.
Program : Radio Grenouille live and open to the public, with DIS project members, artists, partners and professionals. Find out more
Past events :
Nov. 7 & 8, 2024, at the Biennial’s opening ceremony
Join the Digital Art Club, an innovation network for Digital Imaginations.
The Digital Art Club is a space for meetings and cooperation, dedicated to companies wishing to promote the attractiveness and dynamism of the Aix-Marseille region around Chroniques. We put the arts and digital culture at the service of your employer brand, your CSR policy and your image. Membership of the Digital Art Club gives you access to meetings throughout the year, notably during the highlights of the Biennale des Imaginaires Numériques. Find out more: digitalartclub@chroniques.org