Fonds Bustamante
Located in the former Sainte-Croix church in Arles, a 12th-century building recently restored by Charles Zana, Fonds Bustamante is an independent space conceived by Jean-Marc Bustamante as a living place for creation, transmission and dialogue. Structured around three main principles — preserving, exhibiting and transmitting — it brings together the artist’s works and archives while developing a programme open to different generations of artists and a wide range of media.
Exhibitions, conferences, masterclasses, encounters and educational projects foster a reflection on the relationship between artworks, artists and audiences. The Fonds aims to be deeply rooted in Arles while participating in international artistic exchanges.
Located in the former Sainte-Croix church in Arles, a 12th-century building recently restored by Charles Zana, Fonds Bustamante is an independent space conceived by Jean-Marc Bustamante as a living place for creation, transmission and dialogue. Structured around three main principles — preserving, exhibiting and transmitting — it brings together the artist’s works and archives while developing a programme open to different generations of artists and a wide range of media.
Exhibitions, conferences, masterclasses, encounters and educational projects foster a reflection on the relationship between artworks, artists and audiences. The Fonds aims to be deeply rooted in Arles while participating in international artistic exchanges.
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Fonds Bustamante
27 rue de Chartrouse
13200 Arles
+33 6 08 08 54 06
fondsbustamante.com
Every day except Tuesday, from 10am to 7pm.
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