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Early Work at Orsay: an encounter between generations

Contemporary Art | A year after its foundation, Early Work has become an important actor in the promotion of emerging young artists; providing a bridge that eases the passage between art school and the first steps towards visibility as an artist.

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Early Work au Musée d’Orsay
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A watershed for developing artists, this online platform which works across art schools, is today confronting the challenge of establishing a real-world presence, notably through a partnership with the prestigious Μusée d’Orsay. A win-win for both parties : Orsay adopts a strategy to rejuvenate its audience while Early Work establishes itself in the outside world. Furthermore, the experience of being exhibited in a prominent museum benefits the training of the apprentice artists; providing a space where they encounter the reality of the art scene. […]

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Early Work au Musée d’Orsay © Early Work Early Work au Musée d’Orsay © Early Work Early Work au Musée d’Orsay © Early Work Early Work au Musée d’Orsay © Early Work Grzegorz Loznikow, Masters VII, 2016 © Grzegorz Loznikow & Early Work Jonas Bouleau, Polyphemus, 2016 © Jonas Bouleau & Early Work Thomas Péan, Renaissance de Vénus, 2016 © Thomas Péan & Early Work Romain Vicari, Wallpainting I, 2014 © Romain Vicari & Early Work Louis Granet, Untitled, 2016 © Louis Granet & Early Work Sarah Bahr, Sujet zéro version privée, 2011 © Sarah Bahr & Early Work

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