Francis Baudevin Guitars

<div class="et_pb_post_title et_pb_post_title_0 et_pb_bg_layout_light"><h1 class="entry-title">[scf-post-title]</h1></div> <div class="et_pb_text et_pb_bg_layout_light et_pb_text_align_left et_pb_text_0"> <p> Exposition<br> 16.12 — 15.01.2017 </p> </div>

The Fifty Guitars, La Guitare Flamenco, Beginning the Folk Guitar, The Maginificent Portuguese Guitar Judy Guitar, The Exciting Premiere of the Braszilian Guitar Virtuoso, Gospel Guitar, Urban Guitar, Canto on Guitar, From the Gifted Guitar, Guitar from Ipanema, Flat Top Guitar, Erotic Guitars, Slide Guitar, Guitar for Lovers, Guitar Factory, Glittering Guitars, Spanish Guitar, Tuff Guitar, Contemporary Guitar Sampler, Jazz Guitar Ensemble, Guitar Monsters, Soft Guitars, 20th Century Guitar, Guitarist, Cool and Warm Guitar, Low Down Guitar, Guitar Undergroung, Glamorous Guitar, Quad Guitars, Roman Guitar, Classic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Phantom Guitar, Country Gospel Guitar Classics, Guitarras, King Guitar, Midnight Guitar, The Big Steel Guitar, The Passion Guitars, The Swingin’ Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, 50 Guitars, Guitar Illustrated, No Guitars, Guitar Speak, Guitar Greats, Land of a Thousand Guitars, The Guitar around the World, Guitar’s Greatest Hits, Guitar Magic, Dancing Guitars, Guitar Collection, Exotic Guitars, Twangy Guitars, Guitar Concerto, Duo Guitar, Guitar à Gogo, Guitar Johnny Guitarissimo, Wild Guitars, 20 Studies for Guitar, Guitar Thing, 12 String Guitar Rag, Galloping Guitars, Guitar Boogie, Guitar Espanol, Lonesome Steel Guitar Blues, Pancho’s Guitar, Guitar Tristesse, Bossa Guitar, Guitar Trio, The Guitar and Other Machines.

Visites sur rendez vous
Contact: doc.exposition@gmail.com

« The guitar and other machines »
Conception graphique: Pierre Girardin & Lisa Guedel-Dolle
Lancement du fanzine de l’exposition et concert de Rhys Chatham le samedi 14 janvier.

Photographies : Paul Nicoué

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DOC est un lieu de production et de diffusion artistique situé au 26, rue du Docteur Potain, 75019 Paris. Créé en 2015, il s’agit d’un espace multiple dans lequel se mélangent pratiques (arts visuels, photographie, artisanat, art de la scène, musique, bijouterie/joaillerie, écriture, montage vidéo, etc.) et acteurs. Depuis plus de dix ans, DOC offre un espace de création, de rencontre, d’entraide et de coopération aux artistes et artisan·es parisien·nes. Par ailleurs, DOC propose une programmation artistique rare, exigeante et toujours à prix libre.

DOC, c’est aussi un collectif — formalisé en association loi 1901 — qui s’organise et qui fait vivre ce lieu. Ce collectif est composé de près de 100 membres, toutes artistes ou artisanes en résidence. Un mode de gouvernance basé sur l’auto-gestion s’est développé, et s’organise grâce à une assemblée générale mensuelle et des comités de pilotage dédiés à différentes thématiques.

L’association dispose de neuf ateliers spécialisés ouverts aux résident·es mais aussi aux personnes extérieures : ateliers bois, métal, peinture, couture, offset, post-production vidéo, son et sérigraphie. Pour plus d’information sur le sujet, contactez-nous : contact@doc.work.

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DOC is a space for artistic production and presentation located at 26 Rue du Docteur Potain, 75019 Paris. Founded in 2015, it is a multifaceted space that brings together a variety of artistic practices (visual arts, photography, crafts, performing arts, music, jewelry making, writing, video editing, etc.) and artists. For over ten years, DOC has provided a space for creation, connection, mutual support, and collaboration for Parisian artists and craftspeople. In addition, DOC offers a unique, high-caliber artistic program, always with pay-what-you-can admission.

DOC is also a collective—formally organized as a nonprofit association under the 1901 law—that manages and brings this space to life. This collective is made up of nearly 100 members, all of whom are artists or artisans in residence. A governance model based on self-management has developed, organized through a monthly general assembly and steering committees dedicated to various themes.

The association has nine specialized art studios open to residents as well as to the general public: woodworking, metalworking, painting, sewing, offset printing, video post-production, sound, and screen printing. For more information on this topic, contact us at contact@doc.work.

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