Exhibition and Events Explore Mental Health Through Art in Paris
From March 25 to 31, the 'Monstres Intérieurs' project presents an exhibition and related events in Paris, focusing on mental health themes through contemporary art. Organized by six students from the Master of Cultural Management at Université Paris Dauphine – PSL, the initiative aims to reframe vulnerabilities using artistic expression and highlight emerging creators. The exhibition at Centre Mazet in the 6th arrondissement runs from March 25 to 29, featuring mixed-media works that examine inner struggles via fantastical and expressionist lenses, with a free public opening on March 25. On March 31, a conference and film concert at Le Grand Action cinema in the 5th arrondissement will include a screening of F.W. Murnau's 'Nosferatu' with live improvised music, preceded by a talk led by Joy Seror, a scholar in psychoanalysis and film studies. Ticket prices start at €5 for the general public and €4.50 for PSL students.
Key facts
- The 'Monstres Intérieurs' project runs from March 25 to 31 in Paris.
- It includes an exhibition at Centre Mazet from March 25 to 29 and a conference and film concert at Le Grand Action on March 31.
- Organized by six students from Université Paris Dauphine – PSL's Master of Cultural Management.
- Features mixed-media works by young artists exploring mental health through fantastical and expressionist themes.
- A film concert of 'Nosferatu' (1922) with live improvised music and a conference led by Joy Seror are part of the events.
Entities
Institutions
- Université Paris Dauphine – PSL
- Centre Mazet
- Le Grand Action
Locations
- Paris