EPISODE · Aug 13, 2015 · 1H 28M
La création contemporaine a-t-elle sa place dans les lieux de patrimoine ?
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Avec Jean-Hubert Martin (conservateur général du patrimoine et commissaire d’expositions) ; Raphaël Abrille (conservateur au Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature) ; Françoise Petrovitch (artiste) ; Jérôme Glicenstein (maître de conférences au département Arts plastiques de l’Université Paris 8, auteur de l’ouvrage L’Art : une histoire d’expositions - PUF, 2009).
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