Haute école des arts du Rhin

Mulhouse — Strasbourg

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Taught both in Mulhouse and in Strasbourg, the Art department brings together dedicated visual artists and theoreticians for a curricula based on experimentation with different media (painting, sculpture, graphic art, sound art, photography, installations, new media, performances…) so as to promote the emergence of unique practices. Taking risks, testing and venturing to shape artists and give meaning and direction to the art of today and tomorrow.


An Art department located on two campuses

Workgroups of the Art Department of the Haute école des arts du Rhin (HEAR) are: La Fabrique, Hors-format, Narraction, No Name and Peinture(s) in Strasbourg, Le Plateau in Mulhouse. Artists and theoreticians develop different approaches to art supported by the thoroughgoing practice of various mediums, techniques and materials. This range of possibilities enables the invention of open and personalised experimental domains in which students organise their courses according to their practice and their project.

Alongside this time of experimentation and artistic research, a common core (technical learning, workshops, platforms, transversal courses, etc.) enriches the student’s project. In addition, theoretical courses incorporating a wide variety of approaches (historical, thematic, transversal) constitute an educational programme in their own right that feeds the whole of the student’s curriculum. In the Master programme, the supervision of the visual research developed by the student is coordinated with that of a Master thesis in which issues and questions related to personal work are developed.

National Diplomas
– DNA National Diploma in Art (awarding a Bachelor’s degree)
– Higher National Diploma of Visual Expression (awarding
a Master’s degree)

Admissions start in year  when following the school’s regular curriculum, and transfers are accepted in year,  and  after committee approval.

Contact Strasbourg
Julie Gigout
+33 (0)3 69 06 37 85
julie.gigout@hear.fr

Contact Mulhouse
Rosalie Behra
+33 (0)3 69 76 61 02
rosalie.behra@hear.fr

Strasbourg Faculty
Mulhouse Faculty

 

© Pascal Bichain

Six workgroups

La Fabrique | Scultpure & installation (Strasbourg)

At La Fabrique, sculpture may be produced in large formats. The teachers have a sculpture, moulding, drawing and photography practice and a site-specific work. Throughout the course, students acquire tools for the presentation, communication and dissemination of their work in order to facilitate integration into contemporary art networks.

Narraction / © Tony Trichanh

Narraction| Mixed media (Strasbourg)

Narraction (Bachelor), is aimed at students who have a desire to invent stories with their visual production. Although audiovisual production is central, other media remain possible.
Narraction (Master) seeks new forms of narration. The artistic medium is the audio-visual language.

© Antoine Lejolivet

Hors-format | Performance, media-arts (Strasbourg)

The Hors-format workgroup consists of artist-teachers, theoreticians, guest artists and students. Together they analyze and construct artistic events in order to experiment with ways to create, transmit and analyze instability by using time, space, image, text, sound, the body and the relationship with technology as malleable media.

No Name / © Colin Thil

No Name | Mixed media, art & science (Strasbourg)

In No Name, teaching is designed
for students aware of the complexity
of contemporary societies. By linking their personal research to the theme of the seminar «Art, Science and Society» that is developed each year (The commons in 2016/17), students experiment with
visual forms in order to devise and produce a collective exhibition.

Photo Tony Trichanh

Peinture(s) | Painting (Strasbourg)

In Peinture(s), an introduction to the techniques of painting, drawing and
printmaking encourages the development of a personal formal language.
Peinture(s) draws its project from the paradoxical space of the studio : a place of withdrawal, work and concentration that translate the world into forms.

Le Plateau / © Pascal Bichain

Le Plateau | Mixed media (Mulhouse)

Le Plateau articulates diferent teachings around a common project in order to encourage the particular project of each student. No technical expertise or any particular medium is prioritised, Sound Arts, painting, volume, photography, video, intermedia, set design and exhibition practices have a common concern: experimentation with space as an artistic concern.


Transversal platforms

Sonic in Mulhouse, IMPRESSION(s) in Mulhouse and Strasbourg, as well as Sonorités in Strasbourg: these platforms are open to students from each of the workgroups in the Art department.

© Tony Trichanh

Printmaking workshop: IMPRESSION(s) (Mulhouse and Strasbourg)

In years 2 and 3, IMPRESSION(s) is designed for students sensitive to printmaking who wish to further explore the potential of this particular universe. The main objective is to create new forms related to this practice. This is where students become familiar with the practice and concepts of the field, without formal limits. The platform organise several workshops and field trips.

Photo HEAR - Pascal Bichain

A workshop dedicated to sound practices : Sonic (Mulhouse)

Sonic is based on a programme of workshops and conferences. Students have the opportunity to learn the history of sound in the arts and to tackle diferent audio techniques in an equiped studio. In this context, each student can experiment with various approaches: installations, performances, experimental music, sound poetry, improvisation, publications. Sonic welcomes an Artist-in-Residence for a period of one month each year.

Photo HEAR - Antoine Lejolivet

Sonorités (Strasbourg)


Exhibition spaces within the school

Students can experiment exhibiting their works in diferent spaces, both in Mulhouse and in Strasbourg. The exhibition team ofers professional support with regard to the various technical aspects of exhibiting, production, logitics and management of an exhibition. La Chauferie is the HEAR exhibition gallery and is located in Strasbourg.

It is a venue that is open to artistic events, exhibitions by artists (whether French or international Artists-in-Residence) and students. As an experimental space, it enables students to work on the practical organisation of an event and to participate in the production of artworks in collaboration with invited artists.

La Chaufferie / HEAR © Antoine Lejolivet