PRISE EN CHARGE SYNDROME DE RETT SERIAL

It was first organized in 1998 by Patricia de Villers, Catherine de France et Jacqueline Vurpas at Les Subsistances in Lyon. The idea of VIVART is to offer a festive and creative moment by gathering artists and the public in an informal way for a humanitarian cause. It was amazingly natural how the team built itself and how each of us took charge of its part. We decided to gather our skills and experiences to organise a new edition of VIVART in Paris. We all work in cultural and artistic production and most of us met in the same production agency. The Vivart team is composed of 7 voluntary members: Romane is in charge of the global project coordination, Constance and Lauriane supervise the artistic program and production, Inès manages the communication, Eva handles the logistics and the conference program, Hugo takes care of the artistic and cultural education program and finally Ariane is our advisor for the eco-conception part of the event. Hi team! Let’s get to know you! What are your backgrounds? How did you gather the team together? We had the pleasure to sit down with the ultra-dynamic team of organizers for an exclusive interview.

PRISE EN CHARGE SYNDROME DE RETT SERIAL

How about the prices? The festival has set two fixed prices: 80€ for serial artworks and 300€ for unique pieces 50% of the gains will go to the artists and 50% to the AFSR. Among other amazing talents VIVART welcomes Romain Lardanchet, Tiffany Bouelle, Perrine Ferrat, Philippine de Joussineau, Philémon Riesling, and Geoffroy Pithon and offers unique pieces for all tastes. The public can be ready to discover and buy exclusive creations (paintings, serigraphs, street art, etc.).

With an eclectic programme, VIVART stands out with the harmony between the selected artists and their performances. Hand in hand with the Association Française du Syndrome de Rest (AFSR), VIVART raises awareness about this rare genetic disease mostly developed by young girls and provoking mental and severe motor disabilities. More than this, VIVART is a solidarity event organized to support the Rett Syndrome research with the aim of opening the debate about disabled people and their place in society. Establishing a direct dialogue between the public and the artists, VIVART is a showcase for young talents where the creation happens live with new material, new mediums approached in a sustainable way. From the 18th to the 20th of June, the Halle des Blancs Manteaux in Paris will welcome VIVART festival, a vibrant event dedicated to artistic creation and solidarity.

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