Peintres et cinéastes, les magiciens de l'image ? - 10 décembre 2012

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« Un grand cinéaste est un grand peintre ». Lumière, cadrage, mise en scène, agencement des couleurs… Quelles sont les affinités et les préoccupations esthétiques communes aux artistes des deux disciplines ? A l’occasion de l’exposition Edward Hopper, ce débat interrogera les relations entre peinture et cinéma. Avec Jean-Loup Bourget, professeur d'études cinématographiques à l'Ecole normale supérieure et critique à la revue Positif, Jacques Rancière, philosophe, auteur de Figures de l’histoire (PUF, 2012), Didier Semin, professeur aux Beaux-Arts de Paris, auteur de Edward Hopper et la modernité (L’Echoppe, 2012). Modérateur Arnaud Laporte, animateur-producteur à France Culture.

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