Educational partnership between Théâtre de la Tempête and the architecture school ENSA Paris-La Villette, based on an unknown play by Shakespeare, directed by Cédric Gourmelon.
Exhibition of scenography projects by students in the Master’s programme in Scenography and Architecture - De l’œuvre au lieu from 22 January to 22 February 2026.
Opening and presentation of the projects by each team in the presence of Cédric Gourmelon and the team from La Tempête on Saturday 24 January 2026 from 2.30 pm.
The students were guided by Mahtab Mazlouman, Marco Dessardo and Jakob Gautel, and the exhibition project was supervised by Alexandra Sá. Throughout their research, they benefited from discussions and meetings with the La Tempête team.
With Nathan Allioux, Paola Bermejo Roman, Elena Brun, Caroline Chauvat, Camille Chenal-Mitterand, Andrea David Ponce, Lola Gasnier, Jaime Gimeno, Otmane Guessous, Alaya Hamada, Camila Yurie Itoda, Juliette Jorand, Lara Kadiš, Alexandre Klein, Adam Lebeau, Corto Leynaert, Victor López Moreno, Manon Luchel, Teresa Merchiers, Alice Mesnard, Kaouthar Mhalla, Doriane Morin, William Mourichoux, Paloma Olson, Johanne Pook, Caterina Porceddu, Gabrielle Riguet, Soledad Rivognac, Jaime Selgas, Louise Trano and Yasaman Yarshir
Headquarters Under Tension, Gabrielle Riguet, Victor López Moreno, Jaime Selgas
Port War, Alice Mesnard, Paloma Olson, Johanne Pook
Ecocide in Times of War, Nathan Allioux, Jaime Gimeno, Doriane Morin
The Oil Rig, Otmane Guessous, Corto Leynaert, Caterina Porceddu
Behind the Scenes of Diplomacy, Elena Brun, Camille Chenal-Mitterand, Andrea David Ponce, Kaouthar Mhalla
In the War Tent, Camila Yurie Itoda, Manon Luchel, Louise Trano
We who refuse to remain silent, Juliette Jorand, Alexandre Klein, William Mourichaux
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Doriane Morin plays Purcell and Bach.
Lisette Pouvreau from La Tempête and Mahtab Mazlouman from ENSAPLV present the exhibition.
And Cédric Gourmelon talks with students.
Kings and Queens, Théâtre de la Tempête, 1/24/2026, with Cédric Gourmelon on the left
Die Kronenklauer - The Crown Thieves
by F.K. Waechter and Bernd Eilert, Diogenes, first published in 1972, several reeditions
I thought of this book from my childhood, deeply anarchic and with a strong idea of community, power sharing and democracy, which is very relevant today. Die Kronenklauer is a wonderful children’s book by F.K. Waechter and Bernd Eilert, recounting with great imagination the adventures of three youngsters in an imaginary land under the despotic rule of the pig king, König Schwarte. Very unhappy with this king’s government, the children decide to steal his crown and give it to an old trusted friend, the wise owl Dr Johannes Loy. After a while, they realise that they don’t approve some of the new king’s decisions either. So they steal the crown a second time, melt it down and make lots of little crowns, one for each of them! Die Kronenklauer by F.K. Waechter and Bernd Eilert, Diogenes
Die Kronenklauer by F.K. Waechter and Bernd Eilert
In the group portrait at the end of the story, everyone is wearing their own little crown.
The crown of Empress Eugénie, lost by the thieves at the Louvre on October 19, 2025, photo: Thomas Clot, Louvre Museum
Postcards and Mail Art
Evolving group show
At the invitation of Cannelle Tanc and Frédéric Vincent
c/o Immanence, 21 av. du Maine, 75015 Paris, M° Montparnasse
November 22 to December 19, 2025, from Thursday to Saturday from 2pm to 6pm and on appointment:
+33 (0) 1 42 22 05 68, espaceimmanence@gmail.com http://www.art-immanence.org/CARTES-POSTALES-et-MAIL-ART
I show the postcard editions Entre!, Point of View and Roma 2000 and my latest piece Nada, a postcard and an epitaph plaque as a tribute to Goya.
Nada. Ello dirá. - Nothing. The event will tell. (in the sense of All that for nothing…) The Disasters of War, pl. No. 69, Francisco de Goya, 1810-1815, Prado, Madrid
Nada, postcard, 2025
Nada, epitaph plaque, 2025
Postcards and Mail Art, Immanence, Paris, 2025, photo: Frédéric Vincent
The art collector Michel Tabanou with Frédéric Vincent from Immanence
An entire horizon of mail art
Hans Braumüller in the TAZ, 12/2/2025
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Du miel aux cendres
Group show
With Akmar, Brigitte de Langen, Frans van Tartwijk, Gábor Ösz, Inge Schoutsen, Jakob Gautel, Jean-Philippe Paumier and Maarten Schuurman, curator Jean-Philippe Paumier
14 to 16 November 2025, De Bouwput, Ferdinand Huyckstraat 74, 1061 HW Amsterdam “De Bouwput - Anarchy in a white cube” https://debouwput.com/exhibitions/du-miel-aux-cendres
I’m showing ΠΑΝΤΑ ΡΕI and the Hourglass.
Many thanks to Brigtte for printing the photo and to Jean-Philippe for framing it!
ΠΑΝΤΑ ΡΕI, assemblage, 2020, updated in 2025, photo: Jean-Philippe Paumier
Getting ready…
Hourglass, performance-photo, 2020
Maarten Schuurman and his Bruce-Nauman-video-game-dance-floor, photo: Jason Karaïndros
In the foreground Brigitte de Langen, Jason Karaïndros and Jean-Philippe Paumier
Art de vivre
Art de vivre, final curtain call in the main courtyard of the Sorbonne, 27/10/2025
Workshop
An intense one-day workshop on performance, as part of the Art of Living seminar with Master 2 IMAIC 2025-26 students, at the invitation of Jean-Marie-Dallet, Sorbonne University, October 27, 2025. Thank you all for your commitment!
