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About
About
A people is missing is an art curatorial platform based in Paris, France. It was created by Kantuta Quiros and Aliocha Imhoff in 2005, and operates at the intersection of contemporary art and research. A people is missing is also producing and distributing artists' films.
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A Thousand Years of NonLinear History
Curating and direction : Aliocha Imhoff et Kantuta Quiros
Assistant : Marion Pacouil
Translations: Christine Rebet, Hélène Valance, Yves Tixier, Marie-Julie Arnould-Labbé, Claire Luna
Event produced by the curatorial platform A people is missing in partnership with the Centre Pompidou, National Museum of Modern Art, FILM department, the National School of Fine Arts in Paris, the School of Fine Arts in Nantes, the Cinématographe, Nantes, and with the support of the institutions, the Region Ile-de-France, Polish Institute of Paris, Institut Culturel du Mexique, the Maison du Mexique.
We would like to particularly thank:
Centre Pompidou
Alain Seban
Musée National d’Art Moderne
Alfred Pacquement
Bernard Blistène
Département FILM
Philippe-Alain Michaud
Jonathan Pouthier, Natalia Klanchar
La Région Ile-de-France
Jean-Paul Huchon
Unité Société/Culture, Tourisme, sports, loisirs – Action culturelle et arts plastiques
Véronique Martin
Institut Polonais
Malgorzata Latkiewicz-Pawlak
Institut Culturel du Mexique
Sara Valdes Bolaño
Marion Dellys
Fondation de la Maison du Mexique – Casa de Mexico
Martha Idalia Bringas Colin
Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris
Nicolas Bourriaud
Jany Lauga
Martine Markovits
Le Cinématographe
Programmation Contrechamp
Olive Martin et Patrick Bernier, Stéphane Pauvret, Christine Laquet
The curators thanks the Centre Pompidou (Philippe-Alain Michaud, ainsi que Jonathan Pouthier, Natalia Klanchar), Région Ile-de-France (Jean-Paul Huchon, Aude Evin, Véronique Martin, Delphine Barberolle), l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris (Nicolas Bourriaud, Janny Lauga, Martine Markovits), l’Ecole Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Nantes Métropole (Pierre-Jean Galdin, Emannuelle Chérel, Mai Tran), l’institut Polonais (Malgorzata Latkiewicz-Pawlak), l’Institut Culturel du Mexique (Sara Valdes Bolaño, Marion Dellys), la Fondation de la Maison du Mexique (Martha Idalia Bringas Colin), Le Cinématographe (Programmation Contrechamp, Olive Martin et Patrick Bernier, Stéphane Pauvret, Christine Laquet), Carlos Quintero, Christophe Girard, artists, galleries, panelists, Maker Studio (Lucia Duncan), gb agency (Solene Guillier), Jan Mot Gallery (Jan Mot, Julia Wielgus), Studio My-i Productions (Nicolette), Orjouane Productions (Jinane Dagher), Marcelle Alix (Isabelle Alfonsi, Camila Renz), Wien Lukatsch (Barbara Wien and Valentina Jager), Jacinto Lageira, Françoise Parfait, Martine Markovits, Rafael Ortega, Tarek el Haik, Vincent Meesen, Katrien Reist van Gelder, Isabelle Montin, Carine Le Bihan.
