La belle revue #11
Critics & Interviews
“Fun House” au Parc Saint Léger
by Pierre-Alexandre Mateos
Minia Biabiany “J’ai tué le papillon dans mon oreille” au MAGASIN des horizons
by Louise Bernatowiez et Richard Neyroud
Bertrand Dezoteux “On croyait bien faire au Centre d’art contemporain de Lacoux
by Tancrède Rivière
“Carbone 20”, Saint-Étienne
by Eloïse Labie
“R” au Centre d’art de Privas, entretien avec Sergio Verastegui
by Smaranda Olcèse
Focus
homealonE
by Emilie d’Ornano
Des utopies réalisées : histoire et géographie des artothèques aujourd’hui
by Camille Paulhan
@Ravisiues Textor ou Ravisius Textor
by Carin Klonowski
Galerie Nomades
Editorial Note
Damien Fragnon, Un laboratoire peut en cacher un autre
by Romain Noël
“Innsmouth” de Pierre Unal-Brunet, La ténébreuse lisière des bois
by Camille Azaïs
Margot Pietri, L’émotion de remettre la main sur la technique
by Henri Guette
Anna Holveck, La Musique du milieu
by Raphaël Brunel
Cénozoé, installation de Marie Dechavanne
by Pauline Lisowski
Variation on a theme : Universal Zombie Nation
Introduction
by Julie Portier
Hollywood Zombies, entretien avec Laurent Le Deunff
by Julie Portier
Le zombie est la transfiguration de l’expérience humaine de la déshumanisation, entretien avec Joseph Tonda
by Sophie Lapalu
Viralité et contre-viralité de la zombification
by Benoît Lamy de la Chapelle
Mélancolie zombie, Le zombie n’oublie pas, c’est une forme de mémoire, entretien avec Josèfa Ntjam
by Marie Bechetoille
Une nécromancie sonore, entretien avec le collectif ALMARE
by Pietro Della Giustina
Global Terrories : Lagos
Introduction
by Pietro Della Giustina
L’artmosphère underground lagotienne : des artistes nigérian.e.s qui relèvent un défi
by Iheanyi Onwuegbucha
Contempler Lagos par les yeux et les mains de ses artistes
by Roli O’tsemaye
L’ordinaire est radical. Pour les jeunes artistes émergent.e.s de Lagos, peintres réalistes d’une existence noire
by Ayodeji Rotinwa
In situ
La coopérative de recherche de l’ESACM
About
Created in 2009 by In extenso – a contemporary art space in Clermont-Ferrand – La belle revue is an annual printed contemporary art magazine, distributed free of charge in art spaces in France, Belgium and Switzerland. It has largely contributed to the cultural influence of the city of Clermont-Ferrand and the vast regions of Centre-France Auvergne Rhône-Alpes in France. It is also published as a website updated monthly.
Composed of exhibition reviews, thematic columns, original artistic contributions, and portraits of artists and local organisations, La belle revue aims to support a broad ecosystem of artists, critics, organisations, institutions, and art spaces in Centre-France Auvergne Rhône-Alpes and beyond. It champions a demanding approach to art criticism while also embracing more experimental forms of writing, affirming a desire for openness, renewal, and dialogue between critical approaches and contemporary literary forms.
Its editorial board, made up of the management of In extenso, the association’s committee, and art workers in the region (artists, curators, critics), collectively determines the editorial guidelines and content of each issue. The board also invites other art workers to contribute to the magazine, fostering a collaborative dynamic attentive to the challenges of local rootedness and the diversity of viewpoints.
Current team
Editorial committee:
Adélaïde Blanc, Manue Bureau, Iroise Doublet, Émilie Launay, Liza Maignan, Katia Porro, Nino Spanu
Editorial coordination:
Manue Bureau
Editorial director:
Katia Porro
Graphic design:
Traduttore, traditore
ISSN: 2119-4238
Website development:
Antoine Beaucourt
Former team
Former editorial directors:
Martial Deflacieux (2008–2010)
Marc Geneix (2010–2014)
Annabel Rioux (2015)
Benoît Lamy de La Chapelle (2016–2018)
Pietro Della Giustina (2018–2021)
Former editorial committee members:
Franck Balland (2014–2018)
Marie Bechetoille (2014–2024)
Caroline Engel (2014–2017)
Lou Ferrand (2022–2025)
Lola Fontanié (2022–2024)
Benoît Lamy de La Chapelle (2016–2022)
Sophie Lapalu (2017–2025)
Julie Portier (2014–2023)
Contact
contact@labellerevue.org
+33 (0)9 81 84 26 52
In extenso
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63000 Clermont-Ferrand
Partners
In extenso and La belle revue is supported from the French Ministry of Culture – DRAC Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Regional Council, the Puy-de-Dôme Departmental Council, Clermont Auvergne Métropole, and the City of Clermont-Ferrand.
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