OPENING HOURS FROM MARCH 1 TO NOVEMBER 3: 9 A.M.-19 P.M.
Description
For its annual Great Exhibition, the Palais des Papes offers a dreamlike discovery of the works of visual artist Eva Jospin, which occupy several rooms of the largest Gothic palace in the world from June 30 to January 7, 2024.
A graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Eva Jospin has been composing for fifteen years forest and architectural landscapes that she develops in different mediums. From June 30 to January 7, 2024, the Palazzo exhibition takes over different spaces of the Palais des Papes, inviting a dreamy stroll between works chosen by the artist to respond to the history and architecture of the pontifical residence.
At the end of the tour, several film excerpts as well as a series of images by photographer Laure Vasconi offer visitors a documentary look behind the scenes of the exhibition, from the long design and production work in the Parisian workshop of Eva Jospin until the impressive assembly of her works within the spaces of the Palace.
The artist: Eva Jospin
A graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Eva Jospin has been composing for fifteen years forest and architectural landscapes that she develops in different mediums. From June 30 to January 7, 2024, the Palazzo exhibition invests different spaces of the Palais des Papes, inviting a dreamy stroll between works chosen by the artist to respond to the history and architecture of the pontifical residence.
At the end of the tour, several film excerpts as well as a series of images by photographer Laure Vasconi offer visitors a documentary look behind the scenes of the exhibition, from the long design and production work in the Parisian workshop of Eva Jospin until the impressive assembly of her works within the spaces of the Palace.
Good to know
- The exhibition is included in the entrance ticket to the Palais des Papes
Around the exhibition
Guided tours
Accompanied by a guide, discover the monumental works of troglodyte and forest inspiration, favorite themes of the artist Eva Jospin. Enjoy a privileged moment and let yourself be carried away by the poetic, delicate and dreamlike universe of the artist. Take the time to appreciate the more intimate and original works specially created by the artist for the Palais des Papes. More than a commented visit, it is an invitation to a baroque reverie through unknown worlds to which we invite you.
Prices
- Full price: 16,50 €
- Reduced rate: €14
- Senior rate (from 60 years old): 15€
- Pass price: €14
- Free: children under 8 – journalists
Past appointments
- The walkman, live broadcast on France Bleu Vaucluse: 98.8 FM
- Educational workshops, for schoolchildren in Avignon and Greater Avignon at the Palais des Papes
- “Palazzo” exhibition by Eva Jospin at the Palais des Papes in Avignon
- Autograph meeting in the presence of Eva Jospin at Fnac Avignon République: 19, rue de la République
The partners
Palazzo: catalog and souvenirs
Podcasts France Culture / Eva Jospin
- Eva Jospin, in her palace , from the podcast Welcome to the club
- Episode 4/1: Paperworks, from the podcast The New Waves
- Eva Jospin, from the podcast La Vignette
- Eva Jospin, box-full, from the podcast The Big Table
Fourth issue in a series devoted to paper. With three artists who (re)use paper, we talk about its texture, its cutting, and the images it allows to create. With: Georgia Russell artist, Eva Jospin artist, Nathalie Boutté artist.
- Eva Jospin, Madness!, from the podcast The cultural guest
Julie Gacon receives visual artist Eva Jospin, several of whose works can be seen this summer at the Domaine de Trévarez – in Finistère – as well as at the Domaine de Chaumont – in Loir-et-Cher.
- Eva Jospin: “You have to dream your works”, from the podcast Cultural Affairs
Julie Gacon receives visual artist Eva Jospin, several of whose works can be seen this summer at the Domaine de Trévarez – in Finistère – as well as at the Domaine de Chaumont – in Loir-et-Cher.
- Eva Jospin: “The eye never looks at the same thing”, from the podcast These days
- Eva Jospin & Guillaume Nicloux – Cardboard and nightmare forests, from the podcast Ping pong
- Art outside, art for all?, from the podcast The cultural guest