PULSIONS
Feel the pulse of the French art scene through a selection of recognized and growing artists who use art to engage with science and politics.
Step into a sharp, creative dialogue between France and California in this roaming pop-up exhibition.
Feel the pulse of the French art scene through a selection of recognized and growing artists who use art to engage with science and politics.
PULSIONS touches on different exchanges, encounters, and rallying moments that these French artists found compelling about US behavior and history.
Organized by the Alliance Française Silicon Valley and the Consulat de France, San Francisco. Curated by Kalie Granier.
Experience and interact with the art of eight French contemporary artists: Tania Mouraud, Smith, Kalie Grenier, Justine Emard, Fenx, Eric Michel, Delphine Diallo, and Anne-Charlotte Finel.
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Why the MAH?
"The choice to house PULSIONS at the MAH, in the proximity of Silicon Valley, directly inspires the spirit of this exhibition. With a focus on graphic art, PULSIONS explores worlds where the influence of science, technology, and politics are at the forefront. It evokes images of a California that is caught somewhere between myth and scientific reality. Each artist through their respective chosen field (typography, cosmology, meteorology, and other writing systems), questions the relationship between human beings and technology, the natural world, and the universe. In doing so, they discover the connection between science and spirituality, fusion and alienation."
- Pulsions Curator: Kalie Granier
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