Arterritoires, what is it?
Arterritoires, what is it?
Through a unique selection of international artists, Arterritoires has set itself the mission of challenging and moving people, offering everyone the opportunity to enjoy the essential experience of encountering a work of art.
Arterritoires offers exhibitions in the form of poster campaigns, to be displayed outdoors or indoors, at a very reasonable cost.
Arterritoires offers high-quality prints in limited editions at prices that are affordable for everyone.
Arterritoires brings together established and emerging artists who are keen to reach new audiences.
Arterritoires features international artists selected by a rigorous and eclectic committee.
Arterritoires provides artists with royalties for each sale of an exhibition or limited edition.
Arterritoires is a tool for creating tailor-made cultural programming in each region*
* subscription packages, simultaneous exhibitions in different locations within the same region, etc.: please don't hesitate to contact us to discuss your projects!
Arterritoires, who is it?
Based in a rural area, specifically in the Vexin region (95), Arterritoires' primary objective is to make contemporary art accessible to all.
• Marie Czapska, artistic director of international trade shows and a curious and eclectic collector, has designed easy-to-install exhibitions consisting of eight posters, enabling municipalities, associations, institutions, and businesses, large and small, to get involved in this initiative.
• In his I-Labo, Gilles Laurent, formerly of Picto Bastille, digitizes the works to be reproduced in very, very high resolution. He is supported by other high-quality service providers in the regions.
• The selection committee chooses the artists who apply to our calls for projects. The last committee was composed of:
> Vanina Pinter, art historian, teacher of graphic design history and theory at ESAD Le Havre Rouen, and exhibition curator.
> François Louvard, director of La Source, a social and educational association promoting artistic expression.
> Alexandra Roussopoulos, artist of Swiss and Greek nationality.
> Grégoire Eloy, freelance photographer and member of the Tendance Floue collective.
> Antoine Perriol, art history researcher, publisher, and farmer in the Berry region.
> Marie Czapska and Séverine Levy Bourgois, founder and partner of Arterritoires.
Arterritoires also has partners who, like us, are committed to respecting our planet and its inhabitants: the paper is FSC-certified and manufactured without chemicals, the packaging is made from recycled materials, printing is done to order (no stock or waste), and the transporters and host are committed to CSR.