IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE FRIENDS OF THE VASARELY FOUNDATION

THURSDAY 17th of DECEMBER at 6:00pm

We are very happy to be able to welcome you again to the Vasarely Foundation for a Jazz evening with the famous group “Marie Brune Swingtet”. This event will allow us to end the year in music and to forget the somewhat difficult times we are going through.

MARIE BRUNE SWINGTET
Marie Blondel – Singing
Jean-Michel Souris – Flute/Saxophone
Eric Turpin – Sousaphone
Laurent Haid – Guitar/Banjo

The Marie Brune Swingtet, offers you an eclectic repertoire of blues and swing themes that have crossed the 20th century. From Bessie Smith to Emilie Loizeau or from Cole Porter to Jason Jurzac, something to delight jazz lovers.

Ticket : 10€
Information : 04 42 20 01 09

Fondation Vasarely
Jas de Bouffan,
1 avenue Marcel Pagnol
13090 Aix-en-Provence

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus, the Franco-German Center of Provence, the Vasarely Foundation, the Friends of the Vasarely Foundation and its partners in the “cycle: architecture, challenges and perspectives of today” present a photo exhibition designed by the Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin. There are 100 key works selected from a worldwide collection of more than 70,000 Bauhaus photographs. Through five themes of life at the Bauhaus School (parties and performances, daily and leisure activities, life in the workshops), showing portraits, architectural and product photographs as well as the works from the photography class from Walter Peterhans, the visitor discovers the richness and artistic diversity of photography as practiced at the Bauhaus.

Organized by the Franco-German Center of Provence in cooperation with the Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin, the Vasarely Foundation, the Friends of the Vasarely Foundation, the Consulate General of Switzerland in Marseille, the Consulate General of Belgium in Marseille, the Union of Architects of Bouches-du-Rhône SA13, the National School of Architecture of Marseille, the Bookshop-Imbernon Publishing House with the financial support of the Federation of Franco-German Houses, Dijon

From the 13th of March to the 28th of 2019

Fondation Vasarely
1, avenue Marcel Pagnol
Aix-en-Provence

AND THEY WILL BUILD CABINS
A conference by Jean-Christophe ARCOS
Art critic and curator

Pure forms, golden numbers, rationalist abstraction, human-scale geometry and a balance between form and function: with the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Bauhaus in Weimar, we celebrate a century of modernism, because the Bauhaus rhymes with the avant-garde artistic guard of the 20th century.
The personalities who taught it, and the three architects (Walter Gropius, Hannes Meyer, Mies van der Rohe) who have successively directed, have defined its major contributions, as the invention of design, joining the beautiful to the useful and economics, but also a keen sense of creative freedom and the idea of ​​an architecture at the service of social progress, which led to its closure by the Nazi regime in 1933.
His legacies in the United States, Israel and post-war Europe have helped to make architecture an engaged art and reflect major changes in education, access to artistic forms and intersections between disciplines.

This conference of the Association of Friends of the Vasarely Foundation is part of the exhibition ‘bauhaus.photo’, organized in collaboration with the Franco-German Center of Provence, the Vasarely Foundation, the partners of Cycle ‘Architecture Today’s issues and looks’, the Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin and the Federation of Franco-German Houses. In partnership with the Association of Friends of the Granet Museum and the work of Cezanne.

Friday 6th of Avril 2019 à 6:00pm

Fondation Vasarely
1, avenue Marcel Pagnol
13090 Aix-en-Provence

At the beginning of the 50’s, Fernand Pouillon, this genius of modern architecture, offered to Aix first-class achievements: the palaces Albert I and Victor Hugo, the municipal stadium, the whole of the Two hundred dwellings, the Fenouillères , the Regional Center for Physical Education and the Cité Universitaires des Gazelles.
The architect cherished our city and lived there for many years. On the road of Tholonet, in his villa of Brillanne, he welcomed the fine flower of the intelligentsia, Leo Marchutz with whom he collaborated to illustrate his book Ordinances, André Masson with whom he maintained more than privileged links of After his marriage, Georges Duby, the master of the Middle Ages who inspired his novel The Wild Stones, and his friends ceramists Frederick and Philippe Sourdive, Jean and Jo Amado, Leonie and John Buffile, Rene Ben Lisa, Perrier.

Exhibition from 25 February to 15 March 2016

Fondation Vasarely
1 avenue Marcel Pagnol
13090 Aix-en-Provence

The Association the Friends of the Vasarely Foundation appealed to Clément Cividino’s services and private collection. Passionate about the architect Georges Candilis, the latter has for several years been the curator and gallery owner in the field of 20th and 21st century design and architecture with renowned institutions and galleries throughout Europe. Following his new research, this exhibition was imposed with the unprecedented presentation of graphic elements (plans, archives and testimonies) of the district of Petit Nice.
Various highlights are organized around this exhibition with the participation of the architect Jacques Sbriglio, a friend of Georges Candilis. The latter opens his personal archives and offers a lecture on the architect Candilis.
The Directorate of Museums and Cultural Heritage of the city of Aix-en-Provence and Drac-Paca bring their scientific contribution to this event dedicated to Georges Candilis, including the holding of a round table in the company of outstanding professionals .
The hexacube capsule will also be presented as well as a unique collection of furniture made by the architect.

from the 5th to the 28th of February 2015

FONDATION VASARELY

1, avenue Marcel Pagnol
13090 Aix-en-Provence