a-15h-table-ronde-avant-gardes-et-identites-iberiques-2026-10-31

During the First World War, several avant-garde artists joined Catalonia. Their works feature women dressed in shawls, mantillas, and fans, Spanish dancers, or even bullfighters. This round table proposes exploring the Hispanic influence on the work of these artists with varied practices. It will also be a matter of observing the artistic crossroads of the avant-gardes. Paula Barreiro López, professor of art history at the University Toulouse – Jean Jaurès, specialist in artistic practices in Spain and Latin America. Jean-Roch Dumont Saint Priest, director-curator of the modern art museum of Céret and co-commissioner of the exhibition. Virginie Robleda Sudre, lecturer at the Jean Moulin Lyon 3 University, author of Civilisation espagnole. Moderation: Gwendoline Corthier-Hardoin, responsible for exhibitions at the modern art museum of Céret and co-commissioner of the exhibition. Free upon presentation of the day's ticket.