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Magazine P L S #39
collective joy
The magazine of the Palais de Tokyo
Release date: 20 February 2025
Issue 39 of P L S magazine takes us into group dynamics conducive to the experience and learning of joy. Through festive, creative and social endeavours, this issue highlights the role of sociocultural, educational and collective practices in art history. It particularly invites us to reflect on the notion of participation in creation. Each contribution encourages us to perceive the ever-growing scope of collective joy—a joy that has to do with our capacity to affect and be affected, and to actively take part in an expansion of collective power that makes new practices and new worlds possible.
In this issue:
Texts and visual contributions by Eva Barois De Caevel, carla bergman & Nick Montgomery, Leïla Bergougnoux & Amélie Fontaine, Les Cousines, William Drummond, Barbara Ehrenreich, Kiyémis, Dimitri Milbrun, Céline Poulin, Marie Preston & Katia Schneller, RESOLVE Collective
This issue is published on the occasion of a new season of exhibitions at the Palais de Tokyo (21.02 – 11.05 2025), in particular : Raphaël Barontini’s solo show Somewhere in the Night, the People Dance; the group show Collective Joy—Learning Flamboyance!, which brings together artists and initiatives inspired by festive and social ways of occupying public space; the research project Collective Joy—An iconography, which brings together an eclectic documentation (artworks, archival images, printed matter, web materials, etc.) around the theme of collective joy.
Graphic design: Morgane Masse
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Release date: 20 February 2025
Issue 39 of P L S magazine takes us into group dynamics conducive to the experience and learning of joy. Through festive, creative and social endeavours, this issue highlights the role of sociocultural, educational and collective practices in art history. It particularly invites us to reflect on the notion of participation in creation. Each contribution encourages us to perceive the ever-growing scope of collective joy—a joy that has to do with our capacity to affect and be affected, and to actively take part in an expansion of collective power that makes new practices and new worlds possible.
In this issue:
Texts and visual contributions by Eva Barois De Caevel, carla bergman & Nick Montgomery, Leïla Bergougnoux & Amélie Fontaine, Les Cousines, William Drummond, Barbara Ehrenreich, Kiyémis, Dimitri Milbrun, Céline Poulin, Marie Preston & Katia Schneller, RESOLVE Collective
This issue is published on the occasion of a new season of exhibitions at the Palais de Tokyo (21.02 – 11.05 2025), in particular : Raphaël Barontini’s solo show Somewhere in the Night, the People Dance; the group show Collective Joy—Learning Flamboyance!, which brings together artists and initiatives inspired by festive and social ways of occupying public space; the research project Collective Joy—An iconography, which brings together an eclectic documentation (artworks, archival images, printed matter, web materials, etc.) around the theme of collective joy.
Graphic design: Morgane Masse
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Bilingual (French / English)
112 pages
Format: 21 × 28 cm (softcover, saddle stitching)
ISSN: 3073-8458 / ISBN: 978-2-84711-150-7
5 € (FR)
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