NØ SCHOOL NEVERS
2024

is a unique international summer school, held in Nevers, in Burgundy, aimed at students, artists, designers, makers, hackers, activists and educators who wish to further their skills and engage in critical research around the social and environmental impacts of information and communication technologies.

July 01 > 14 2024

NØ SCHOOL
NEVERS

During 2 weeks NØ SCHOOL NEVERS offers to its participants, the opportunity to follow a unique and intensive curriculum, mixing theory and practice, research and making, led by an international panel of artists, designers, critical makers and theorists.


This summer school is targeted toward students and independent artists looking for an intensive opportunity to improve their technical skills and learn about recent developments in the field of technology and culture. Are you a graduate student working in the field of art and technology and wanting to iterate some ideas for your thesis project? Are you a doctoral student in science and technology studies and interested in learning technical skills related to your research? The program includes intensive technical workshops, critical making studios, evening conferences and concludes with an exhibition and closing events.

Participants will be able to engage in workshops and conferences, led by artists, academics, critical makers, hackers, designers from all over the world. Topics covered will include:

Magnetism, electromagnetic waves, art and science, sound art, electronic art, live coding, performance art, intimacy and the internet, surveillance, hacking, dumb city, circuit bending, media theory, tactical media, internet criticism, publishing experiments, critical meme research, precarity, open-source software, cartography, experimental interfaces, Peer2Peer, algorithmic representations, low-tech, DIY, care, privacy in the digital age, games, distribution of information, telemagic, spiritual surfers, tangible technology, hybrid nostalgia machines, computer languages, abstract digital installations, planned obsolescence, consumerism and disposable society, data ownership, détournement, recycling, post-growth, challenging techno-solutionist ideologies, repair, open source, urban wildlife, infrastructural literacy, urban commons, urban governance, city living, civic wellbeing, glitch and more…

Working in close collaboration with our team of guest teachers NØ SCHOOL aims at creating a safe, open and inclusive working + learning environment for our guests and participants.

Participants will work individually and/or collectively on projects that will be documented and presented at NØ RETURN during the closing weekend in Nevers.

NØ TEACHERS

NØ SCHOOL is led by artists, academics, critical makers, hackers, designers from all over the world.

Constanza Piña CL/DE

Constanza Piña (Curicó, 1984) Sound artist, researcher and independent educator. Her work is based on electronic experimentation, open source technologies, DIY philosophy and techno feminist social practices. She explores noise as a sonic, political, cultural and spiritual phenomenon. She reflects on the role of machines in our culture and the human/non-human-technological units, questioning the academy, capitalism and heteropatriarchy as opposition to open knowledge, autonomy and enhancement of technical manual work.

Interested in recycling, hardware hacking, soft-circuits, DIY antennas, handicrafts synths, ancestral technologies, and electronic wizardry, Constanza is active in the underground music scene since 2010 under the pseudonym Corazón de Robota (She-Robot Heart) sound project in which using only DIY synthesizers built by herself, she explores the field of audible and inaudible frequencies, psycho-physical perceptions of sound and the rhythmic dimensions of noise.

Her work has been part of international festivals and spaces throughout Latin America, Europe, US, Canada and Asia.

corazonderobota.wordpress.com

Samiir Saunders UK

Samiir Saunders is a multimedia poet from Birmingham working in spoken word, alternative hip-hop, and performance art.

Samiir’s work aims to arm individuals and communities with the tools to be curious, compassionate, and vulnerable in their everyday lives. Samiir often explores themes such as grind culture, isolation, shame, (mis)communication, intimacy, and the Internet.

Samiir’s work has featured at Ikon Gallery, Jerwood Space, La Gaîté Lyrique, Channel 4 Random Acts, BBC Words First, New Art Exchange, Vivid Projects, Wales International Film Festival, Tramlines Festival, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Supernormal Festival, No Bounds Festival, Corridor of Light, and Outfest.

samiirsaunders.com

!MEDIENGRUPPE BITNIK DE/CH

!Mediengruppe Bitnik (read – the not mediengruppe bitnik) live and work in Berlin.

They are contemporary artists who work on and with the Internet. Their practice expands from the digital to affect physical spaces, often intentionally employing loss of control to challenge established structures and mechanisms. The works of !Mediengruppe Bitnik formulate fundamental questions concerning contemporary issues.

!Mediengruppe Bitnik are the artists Carmen Weisskopf and Domagoj Smoljo.

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Jonah Ross-Marrs US/FR

Jonah is a Paris-based designer and tinkerer who makes prepared computer instruments. He has given his workshop bricolages numériques at the Beaux-Arts de Paris, l'ENSCI-Les Ateliers, the Universität der Künste Berlin, and other design and art schools in France and Germany.

marrs.io

Geert Lovink NL

Geert Lovink is a Dutch media theorist, internet critic and author of Uncanny Networks (2002), Dark Fiber (2002), My First Recession (2003), Zero Comments (2007), Networks Without a Cause (2012), Social Media Abyss (2016), Organisation after Social Media (with Ned Rossiter, 2018), Sad by Design (2019) and Stuck on the Platform (2022). He studied political science at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and received his PhD from the University of Melbourne. In 2004 he founded the Institute of Network Cultures at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (HvA). His centre organizes conferences, publications and research networks such as Video Vortex (online video), The Future of Art Criticism and MoneyLab (internet-based revenue models in the arts). Recent projects deal with digital publishing experiments, critical meme research, participatory hybrid events and precarity in the arts.

From 2007-2018 He was media theory professor at the European Graduate School. In December 2021 he was appointed Professor of Art and Network Cultures at the UvA Art History Department. The Chair (one day a week) is supported by the HvA.

Institute of Network Cultures

Olivia Jack US

Olivia Jack is a programmer and artist who works frequently with open-source software, cartography, live coding, and experimental interfaces. Her research interests include algorithmic representations of uncertainty and chaos, peer2peer networking, and live coding as a way to enter into a continuous dialogue or feedback loop between herself and her computer. She is the developer of Hydra, a platform for live-coding visuals inspired by analog video synthesis. In Bogotá, she works with the performance laboratory ATI-erra, creating interactive visuals for dance and theater. Originally from San Francisco, she currently lives and works in Bogotá, Colombia.

Hydra is an ongoing research project and software platform that turns each connected browser window into a node of a modular and distributed video synthesizer. Built on top of WebRTC (peer-to-peer web streaming), the project explores possibilities for collaboration and performance on the web, in which each connected browser/device outputs a video signal or stream and receives and modifies streams from other browsers/devices. During the residency, Olivia will use Hydra to develop a series of web-based explorations of specific aspects of live visuals on the internet, including: video feedback, non-linear dynamics, live coding and telepresence.

ojack.xyz

Dasha Ilina RU/FR

Dasha Ilina is a Russian artist based in Paris, France. Through the employment of low tech and DIY approaches her work highlights the nebulous relationship between our desire to incorporate modern technologies into our daily lives and proposed social imperatives for care of oneself and others. Her practice engages the public in order to facilitate a space for the development of critical thought regarding our modern day relationships, privacy in the digital age, and the reflexive contemporary desire to turn to technology for answers.

She is the founder of the Center for Technological Pain, a project that proposes DIY solutions to health problems caused by digital technologies for which she has received an Honorary Mention at Ars Electronica.

dashailina.com
nowebsite.org

Roos Groothuizen NL

Roos Groothuizen is an independent media artist and designer who dances on the borders of interaction, theater, intervention, web, film, games and animation.

Who is in control over what I perceive? Fascinated with the unfair distribution of information and how online algorithms systematically discriminate us, her reflects on in-depth research and recent developments, often with interactive or game-like elements. Fun with a serious undertone.

Also a proud member of Telemagic: an open media-lab trying to make sense of the mysteries that revolve around digital technology.

roos.gr

Sarah Groff Hennigh-Palermo US/DE

Sarah Groff Hennigh-Palermo is an artist, programmer, and erstwhile data designer. Her work focuses on using the digital in a manner that can transcend its squalid and militaristic roots and reach out towards the sublime. She has created data-obscured art sites, new computer languages, and hybrid nostalgia machines.

Her current focus is livecoded performances and abstract digital installations. For both, she makes use of image processing tools new and old, from the Jones frame buffer to a time-based SVG framework she developed herself.
Sarah is an alumna of the School for Poetic Computation, Recurse Center, Brown University, and NYU Tandon School of Engineering. In addition to a solo exhibition as part of Wallplay's On Canal series, she has taken part in group shows at Sonar+D, Westbeth, Day for Night, Flux Factory, and Denver Supernova.

Born in Southern California, Sarah lives and works in New York and Berlin.

art.sarahghp.com

Benjamin Gaulon FR

Benjamin Gaulon is an artist, researcher, educator and cultural producer. Since 2002 he has released work under the name "recyclism".

His research focuses on the limits and failures of information and communication technologies; planned obsolescence, consumerism and disposable society; ownership and privacy; through the exploration of détournement, hacking and recycling. His projects can be softwares, installations, pieces of hardware, web based projects, interactive works, street art interventions and are, when applicable, open source.

He is currently director of NØ SCHOOL, a non profit organisation whose mission is to support and promote emerging art and design research and practices that address the social and environmental impacts of information and communication technologies, in France and beyond. Co-organiser of NØ SCHOOL NEVERS. And he is the CEO of IoDT the Internet of Dead Things Institute.

He has presented his work internationally at exhibitions, festivals and conferences in alternative, institutional or academic contexts for schools, museums, galleries or in public space. Including NeMe, National Art Museum of China, Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts, Société, Mapping Festival, Taipei Fine Art Museum, Seconde Nature, Cityleaks Festival, Media Lab Prado, Gamerz Festival, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, ZKM, Piksel Festival, UMOCA, HeK Basel, Espace Gantner, Transmediale, RIXC, Furtherfield, Lichter Filmfest, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Gaite Lyrique, Le jeu de Paume Paris, Science Gallery, ...

recyclism.com
nowebsite.org

DISNOVATION.ORG FR

DISNOVATION.ORG is a research collective set up in paris in 2012, whose core members include Maria Roszkowska (pl/fr), Nicolas Maigret (fr), Baruch Gottlieb (ca/de), and Jerome Saint-Clair (fr). They work at the interface between contemporary art, research and hacking, and compose tailor-made teams for each investigation together with academics, activists, engineers, and designers. More specifically their recent artistic provocations seek to empower post growth imaginaries and practices while challenging dominant techno-solutionist ideologies. Their research includes artworks, publications & curation.

THEIR WORK HAS BEEN PRESENTED INTERNATIONALLY INCLUDING:
Centre Pompidou (Paris), Transmediale (Berlin), the Museum of Art and Design (New York), Palais de Tokyo (Paris), FILE (Sao Paulo), ZKM (Karlsruhe), Strelka Institute (Moscow), ISEA (Hong Kong), Elektra (Montreal), China Museum of Digital Arts (Beijing), and the Chaos Computer Congress (Hamburg)… Their work has been featured in: Forbes, Vice, Wired, Motherboard, Libération, Die Zeit, Arte TV, Next Nature, Hyperallergic, Le Temps, Neural.it, Digicult, Gizmodo, Seattle Weekly, torrentfreak.com, and Filmmaker Magazine among others.

disnovation.org

Teresa Dillon IE/UK/DE

Teresa Dillon is an artist and researcher whose work symbolically and critically examines the techno-civic systems that affect and shape everyday urban life. Over the last 15 years, her research has contributed to policy thinking on open data, and she has written on the role of open source within art and education, repair, surveillance histories, and urban wildlife; sound, noise, and the electromagnetic spectrum, infrastructural literacy, and the urban commons.

Since 2013 she has been hosting urbanknights.org, a program of talks and workshops that provoke and promote practical approaches to urban governance, city living, and civic wellbeing. She is currently Professor of City Futures at the School of Art and Design, UWE Bristol.

polarproduce.org

Ted Davis US/CH

Ted Davis is an educator / designer / media artist originally from the United States and based in Basel, Switzerland, where he teaches interaction design and coordinates the UIC/HGK International Master of Design program within the Institute for Digital Communication Environments HGK FHNW.

His work and teachings explore the volatility of digital media through glitch and reactivating older ‘new media’ through newer programming means. His open source projects (basil.js, XYscope, P5LIVE, p5.glitch) enable designers to program within Adobe InDesign, render vector graphics on vector displays, collaboratively live code visuals with p5.js, and glitch any media in real-time within the web browser. In 2019, he was a p5.js Contributing Conference participant, joining a working group focused on Music and Code in Performance. In 2021 he received the Basel Media Art Prize (Basler Medienkunstpreis) for p5.glitch and was a Processing Foundation Teaching Fellow. With international exhibits, lectures and workshops, he empowers students to take hold of the computer’s ability to design possibilities beyond that of the hand or mouse.

teddavis.org

Terrains Communs FR

Philippine Mangeart is a space designer and seamstress. Her sensitivity to colors led her to train with Michel Garcia, expert chemist of plant pigments. She has since explored the many possibilities of natural dyes: dye, ink, pigments and creating textile objects with her brand Aube.

Max Félix is a designer and artistic director based in Nevers, Burgundy. A graduate in applied arts and design, he has worked for more than ten years on projects related to ecology and is specialized in artistic direction, graphic design and photography.

Together they co-founded, in 2022, Terrains Communs, an nonprofit at the crossroads of ecology, arts and applied arts. The non-profit manages a 1.3 hectare wasteland near the city center of Nevers as an educational and creative ecosystem which hosts workshops, workshops, training, shows around the arts, applied arts and ecology.

terrainscommuns.org

Nica Ross US

Nica Ross is an artist, educator and cultural producer located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA. Through participatory video installations and games their work reveals and challenges norms and social constructions that are reinforced by technology, performance and play.

Nica holds a B.A. in Cinema from San Francisco State University and an M.F.A. in Advanced Photographic Study from The International Center of Photography, Bard College program. Nica has worked in a wide array of video, theater and event production on both commercial and artistic projects. They have worked with 3-Legged Dog Media & Theater Group, The Joshua Light Show along with many individual artists. Presently they are Director of the Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry and Associate Professor of Video and Media Design in Carnegie Mellon University's School of Drama.

studioforcreativeinquiry.org


NØ FEE 3000€* 1450€

Tuition is our main source of income. It means that we can only pay teachers, pay for space, and materials when students pay tuition to attend. All meals included. See below for housing.

We do offer payment options. Get in touch for details.
We might be able to help you find external financial support.

* We are able to reduce the tuition by half thanks to the support of Conseil départemental de la Nièvre, and the Région Bourgogne-Franche-Comté and the Direction régionale des affaires culturelles de Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

NØ SCHEDULE WEEK 1

SUBJECT TO CHANGES. NØ LAB SESSIONS MAY BE REPLACED BY ADDITIONAL WORKSHOPS.

SUNDAY 30 ALL DAY

Informal meet-up all day Sunday. Get your housing keys + starter pack.

Meeting at Espace USANII (all day)

MONDAY 01 09 AM

TERRAINS COMMUNS 09 AM
PART 1 Led by Philippine Mangeart, Max Félix, spacial guests Niklas Ayris and Vincent Valéry.

NØ FOOD LUNCH
By Niklas Ayris

TERRAINS COMMUNS 02 PM
PART 2 Led by Philippine Mangeart, Max Félix, spacial guests Niklas Ayris and Vincent Valéry.

NØ TALK + NØ FOOD  07 PM
NØ RETURN OFF Festival
These talks are led by NØ teachers and participants. Schedule tbc. Dinner will be served between talks.

TUESDAY 02

TECH MINING WORKSHOP
PART 1 09 AM
led by our co-director Ben Gaulon aka Recyclism. HardwareHacking, Circuit Bending, Recycling and Shredding of obsolete media and hardware.

NØ FOOD LUNCH
By Niklas Ayris

TECH MINING WORKSHOP 02 PM
PART 2 02 PM
led by our co-director Ben Gaulon aka Recyclism. HardwareHacking, Circuit Bending, Recycling and Shredding of obsolete media and hardware.

NØ TALK + NØ FOOD  07 PM
NØ RETURN OFF Festival
These talks are led by NØ teachers and participants. Schedule tbc.
Dinner will be served between talks.

WEDNESDAY 03

NØ LAB 09 AM
Studio session to work on projects for NØ RETURN, chill, enjoy the city and more.

NØ FOOD LUNCH
By Niklas Ayris

NØ LAB 02 PM
Studio session to work on projects for NØ RETURN, chill, enjoy the city and more.

NØ TALK + NØ FOOD 07 PM
NØ RETURN OFF Festival
These talks are led by NØ teachers and participants. Schedule tbc. Dinner will be served between talks.

THURSDAY 04

LIVE CODING WORKSHOP 09 AM
PART 1
Led by Sarah Groff Hennigh-Palermo

NØ FOOD LUNCH
By Niklas Ayris

LIVE CODING WORKSHOP 02 PM
PART 2
Led by Sarah Groff Hennigh-Palermo

NØ TALK + NØ FOOD 07 PM
NØ RETURN OFF Festival
These talks are led by NØ teachers and participants. Schedule tbc. Dinner will be served between talks.

FRIDAY 05

NØ VIDEO GLITCH FPGA 09 AM
WORKSHOP 
PART 1 Led by Jonah Ross-Marrs

NØ FOOD LUNCH
By Niklas Ayris

NØ VIDEO GLITCH FPGA 02 PM
WORKSHOP 
PART 2 Led by Jonah Ross-Marrs

NØ TALK + NØ FOOD 07 PM
NØ RETURN OFF Festival
These talks are led by NØ teachers and participants. Schedule tbc. Dinner will be served between talks.

NØ SCHEDULE WEEK 2

SUBJECT TO CHANGES. NØ LAB SESSIONS MAY BE REPLACED BY ADDITIONAL WORKSHOPS.

MONDAY 08

BITNIK 09 AM
WORKSHOP
PART 1 Led by !Mediengruppe Bitnik

NØ FOOD LUNCH
By Niklas Ayris

BITNIK 02 PM
WORKSHOP
PART 2 Led by !Mediengruppe Bitnik

NØ TALK + NØ FOOD
07 PM NØ RETURN OFF Festival
These talks are led by NØ teachers and participants. Schedule tbc. Dinner will be served between talks.

TUESDAY 09

ELECTRONIC WORKSHOP
09 AM
PART 1 Led by Claire Williams

NØ FOOD LUNCH
By Niklas Ayris

ELECTRONIC WORKSHOP
02 PM
PART 2 Led by Claire Williams

NØ TALK + NØ FOOD
07 PM NØ RETURN OFF Festival
These talks are led by NØ teachers and participants. Schedule tbc. Dinner will be served between talks.

WEDNESDAY 10

NØ LAB 09 AM
Studio session to work on projects for NØ RETURN, chill, enjoy the city and more.

NØ FOOD LUNCH
By Niklas Ayris

NØ LAB 02 PM
Studio session to work on projects for NØ RETURN, chill, enjoy the city and more.

NØ TALK + NØ FOOD
07 PM NØ RETURN OFF Festival
These talks are led by NØ teachers and participants. Schedule tbc. Dinner will be served between talks.

THURSDAY 11

NØ LIVE CODING 09 AM
PART 1 Led by Ted Davis

NØ FOOD LUNCH
By Niklas Ayris

NØ LIVE CODING 02 PM
PART 2 Led by Ted Davis

NØ TALK + NØ FOOD
07 PM NØ RETURN OFF Festival
These talks are led by NØ teachers and participants. Schedule tbc. Dinner will be served between talks.

FRIDAY 12

NØ RETURN FESTIVAL DAY 1

NØ LIVE at EGLISE SAINT-ETIENNE
08 PM to 11 PM

Full program coming soon...

SATURDAY 13

NØ RETURN FESTIVAL DAY 2

NØ TALK + NØ ART OPENING
10 AM to 10 PM

Full program coming soon...

SUNDAY 14

NØ RETURN FESTIVAL DAY 3

NØ ART CLOSING
02 PM to 08 PM

Full program coming soon...

NØ HOUSING 450€

Individual Housing located in the city center of Nevers. 

Located in student housing complex, in the city center of Nevers. 10 min away from the NØ SCHOOL Building.

Individual rooms with bathroom and mini kitchen. NØ SCHOOL will include a set of bed sheets and kitchenware. 

Housing available from all of july for those of you who wish to stay a bit longer in Burgundy.

NØ NETWORK

NØ COLLECTIVE

is a nonprofit organisation whose mission is to support and promote emerging art and design research and practices that address the social and environmental impacts of information and communication technologies, in France and beyond. NØ supports experimental research and creative practices; explores and proposes new ways of learning rooted in media, art, design, activism and more; and organises public events, from concerts and festivals, to exhibitions and symposia, that are critical to its mission.

nowebsite.org

NØ SCHOOL

Initiated and led by artists and educators Benjamin Gaulon and Dasha Ilina, NØ SCHOOL is an artist run school founded in 2018 in Paris and Nevers.

Designed as a hybrid between learning, residency and research, NØ SCHOOL is aimed at students, artists, designers, makers, hackers and educators who wish to further their skills and engage in critical research and discussions around the social and environmental impacts of information and communication technologies.

noschoolnevers.com

ESPACE GANTNER

Since our first NØ SCHOOL NEVERS in 2019, l'Espace Gantner Multimédia is our partner.

The Espace multimedia Gantner was founded in 1998 by the Municipality of Bourogne. Since 2001, it has come under the aegis of the Territoire de Belfort as the contemporary art and new technology branch of the Departmental Media Lending Library. It has been registered with the French Ministry for Culture as a Contemporary Art Centre since 2012.

Espace Gantner

ESPACE USANII

An artistic initiative founded in 2015 by Michèle Magema, USANII means Art in Swahili. Located in the city center of Nevers, two hours from Paris, it is located in the historic district of the city. USANII is a place in the making and under construction. Its ambition is to open up the field of possibilities in contemporary art. Thus, for its first exhibitions, it offers an eclectic and demanding program based on a sensitive approach to the works, punctuated by literary, musical and performing arts events. The notion of exchange, a privileged axis of the space, opens up, among other things, to museums, heritage sites, schools, all places where the city lives.

Since 2022, Usanii is under the artistic direction of Benjamin Gaulon.

NØ TEAM

Vincent Valéry FR

Vincent Valéry is an artist / paysartiste, sculptor, landscape architect and self taught botanist based in Nevers. He has been working as production manager and technician at the The Parc Saint Léger Contemporary Art Center for 15 years. He has since created his own company Verte Incarnation designing indoor gardens and various organic installations mixing plants and spatial design. He is part of the NØ SCHOOL organisation and improvised city guide for the occasion.

Niklas Ayris UK/FR

Niklas Ayris is an MA student in the Ecole de recherche at Sciences Po, Paris and former chef. Having worked in the restaurant industry over the course of the last decade across several countries, his current research project combines qualitative and computational methods to examine the production and dissemination of expert knowledge - this in service of understanding how the Guide Michelin successfully establishes itself as an industry standard transcending cultural boundaries.

Adélaïde Quenson FR/CH

Adélaïde Quenson is a contemporary art history researcher.

She is preparing a PhD in Geneva on digital creation and urban art: "Art urbain et numérique, en Europe, des années 1990 à nos jours" under the supervision of Professor Joyeux-Prunel (Digital Humanities Chair, UNIGE) and Professor Fourmentraux (EHESS Marseille). She holds two Master Degrees in contemporary art history, one from the University of Geneva about the artification of street art in France; the other one, from Paris Nanterre University, about digital art and artivism, based on a monography on Benjamin Gaulon.

Since October 2022, she has been a research assistant in the "Zone grise de l'original (des bifaces aux NFT)" project at HEAD-Geneva, under the direction of Pierre Leguillon.

unige.ch

Xavier Declerck FR/CH

Xavier Declerck is a sociology and architecture’s history student.

He’s finishing a master thesis in Lausanne on sociology of political mobilization about the first ever Swiss land occupation by ecologists (ZAD du Mormont), under the supervision of Professor Kaufamnn (Institute for the Sociology of Mass Communications).
He hold a master degree in Contemporary Architecture’s History at La Sorbonne, in which he studied Notre-Dame-des-Landes TAZ’s architectures.

He’s preparing a PhD in Architecture’s Sociology about materialized counter-cultural & counter-politic's spaces.

NØ SCHOOL

NØ SCHOOL NEVERS 2024 is hosted in the city center of Nevers, mixing learning, working and social times.

NØ RETURN FESTIVAL

NØ RETURN FESTIVAL is the closing festival of NØ SCHOOL NEVERS.

Hosted at L'ESACE USANII + OTHER LOCATIONS
JULY 12 to 14 
in NEVERS FRANCE

NØ ART

NØ ART is a group show by NØ PARTICIPANTS + NØ TEACHERS.

NØ TALK

NØ TALK are a series of talks and discussions led by NØ PARTICIPANTS + NØ TEACHERS.

NØ LIVE

NØ LIVE are sets of live audio visual performances.

Avec le soutien du Conseil départemental de la Nièvre, de la Région Bourgogne-Franche-Comté et de la Direction régionale des affaires culturelles de Bourgogne-Franche-Comté