Imaginons demain #02: what will the future of cultural mediation look like?

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Imaginons demain #02: what will the future of cultural mediation look like?

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An evening of exploring the future of cultural mediation with Patrice Chazottes, deputy director of audience at the Pompidou Center

Come explore the future of cultural mediation: the new public, their expectations and the new artistic spaces that are emerging.

This event is part of a series of free talks entitled “Imaginons demain” (“Let’s Imagine Tomorrow”). Each event is centered on a cast of visionaries whose work is unanimously recognized for its capacity to anticipate and explain the future.

Through their sensibilities and their experiences, we’ve asked them to imagine what their practice will be like tomorrow. How can we anticipate new uses? How can we engage ourselves today in new ways of creating and producing?

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18:15 - 19:00]

Doors open

[19:00 - 20:00]

Conférence

[20:00 - 20:30]

Questions-réponses, échanges avec le public

[Until 22:00]

Stick around for a drink and more conversation at thecamp’s bar

Free upon registration

Free parking, carpooling encouraged

Bar open, payment by card only

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Patrice Chazottes
Deputy Director of Audience at the Pompidou Center

Very attentive to issues around audiences, Patrice Chazottes has made cultural mediation a space for prospection and connecting to current events and to daily life, not restricted to the world of museums.

With his team, he develops mediation activites for all of the institution’s audiences (inside its walls and beyond) as well as programming the spaces for young audiences.

The programing is oriented around two axes: supporting young creation by having the artists participate in the design of the mediation; highlighting daily cultural practices of users or future users to encourage them to enter the museum space.

His works include the creation of a programming space for teens with the Studio 13/16 (2010), the inclusion of makers and fablabs in the Kid’s Workshop with the creation of La Fabrique (2016); the inauguration of a new space dedicated to the business world with the École Pro of the Pompidou Center (2018). 

Patrice Chazottes