The French Public Higher Schools of Art

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about

In Mulhouse and Strasbourg, the Haute école des arts du Rhin aims to promote an original model of art teaching favoring porosity and synergy in the arts. It gathers together, over three sites, over 700 students and 150 teachers, and proposes 20 degrees and curricula.
Its vocation is to train creators in the domains of the visual arts (art, art-object, design, textile design, set design, graphic communication, illustration, visual didactics) and performers and composers in the musical domain (ancient music, classical music, jazz and improvised music).

options

Art
Communication
Design

qualifications

DNA  option Art
DNA  option Art mention objet
DNA  option Art mention scénographie
DNA  option Communication mention didactique visuelle
DNA  option Communication mention graphisme
DNA  option Communication mention illustration
DNSEP  option Art
DNSEP  option Art mention objet
DNSEP  option Art mention scénographie
DNSEP  option Communication mention didactique visuelle
DNSEP  option Communication mention graphisme
DNSEP  option Communication mention illustration

ongoing training

Training centers for participating visual artists

A space for thinking, experimentation and exchange of knowledge, the Haute école des arts du Rhin (HEAR) is one of the training centers for participating visual artists that has been certified by the Minister for Culture and Communication.
Its goal is to provide a complimentary training to artistic practice, based on the acquisition of didactical skills and capacities for thought applied to contemporary creation.
Provided in Strasbourg, the 280 hour training is to be understood as a preparation for interventions, on the basis of a unique practical experience, with diverse audiences in various contexts: scholastic, extra-curricular, prison, hospital, associative and cultural services.
The CFPI brings together interns coming from diverse origins: young graduates, professional artists, participants, teaching assistants, etc.
Since its inception more than a hundred artists, both from France and adjacent countries, have followed this training.

research units

Visual Communication

From 2013 – 2014 the Haute école des arts du Rhin incorporated a research unit, Visual Communication, backed up by three research programmes (Didactique tangible, De traits et d’esprit, Lignes de front).
Coming from a long tradition of engraving and the printed book in the upper Rhine and from a school of applied arts created in 1892, the Communication option of the Haute école des arts du Rhin is built around three workshops that develop original objects and share the same pedagogy: the graphic communication workshop, the illustration workshop and the visual didactics workshop.
The major axes of research in the option are articulated around evolutions as reformulations of reading practices. Visual communication is little investigated, ill theorized and neglected by the major currents of contemporary visual thought in art schools. This has generated a nonsensical situation: our societies produce more and more images, and yet we have, for the most part, become unable to properly read the world of graphic signs that surround us.

research programmes

De traits et d’esprit (Of wit)

This programme studies the current state and history of illustration by identifying present and future issues beginning with the steps of its evolution and the conceptual challenges that it has faced since its origins. The laboratory is also involved in contemporary production by inducing specific teaching and graphic experiments.
Co-ordination: Guillaume DÉGÉ & Olivier DELOIGNON

Didactique tangible – Convergences et interactions entre art et sciences (Tangible didactics – Convergence and interactions between art and science)

Involving French and foreign partners, Didactique tangible is concerned with the study of the convergence and interactions between art and science. It questions didactic systems from classical antiquity to the contemporary epoch through the study of different media and the possibilities offered by each of them for the transmission of knowledge through the image. It also claims an applied and experimental dimension of research led by creators and practitioners of the field under study.
Co-ordination: Olivier PONCER

Espaces sonores / Sound spaces

Bringing together the teams working in the field of sound arts in the HEAR, this programme studies the artistic, cultural and social ramifications of the relationships between sound and space since the advent of modernism, and creates new tools that are both practical and theoretical, so as to better understand, analyze and apprehend them in a critical manner. A first report will be presented as part of the main section of the third issue of TACET, the peer reviewed research publication published by the HEAR in 2014.
Coordination : Yvan ÉTIENNE, Bertrand GAUGUET, Philippe LEPEUT, Joachim MONTESSUIS and Matthieu SALADIN.

publications

Exhibition catalogues, artists books, annual degree catalogue, conference proceedings, lectures (Confer collection), prints and posters.

magazines

activities and events

Seminars, lectures, workshops, video projection cycles, exhibitions, study trips. Numerous invited participants and artists in residencies. Exhibitions by DNSEP/Master students during the last weekend of June, the Avant-Première exhibition brings together, one weekend per year, all of the students, covering all options and years.

post-curricular or extracurricular activities

Courses in drawing, color, drawing the human body, volume, photography, engraving, video, illustration. Introductory visual classes, drawing the human body, color.

international cooperation

Study trips abroad
The HEAR has agreements in place with over 70 foreign schools. These exchanges are open to fourth year students.

Overseas Internships
Though they mainly take place during the fourth year, internships (taking place in the summer) are possible all throughout the curriculum.

Grants and scholarships
Erasmus : 160 €/month for studies and 350 €/month for an internship
The Boussole Grant of the Alsace Region: studies or internships, for a duration of 12 to 35 weeks.
A number of destinations, such as Germany and towns twinned with Strasbourg (Stuttgart, Dresden, Leicester, Boston and Ramat-Gan), giving rise to specific grants.

Postgraduate programmes, overseas residencies
The Department for International Relations accompanies students for different opportunities and assists them in administrative processes after obtaining a DNSEP/Master’s degree.

French as a foreign language
Foreign students wishing to improve their French language skills (written and spoken) have the possibility to follow classes in French as a foreign language with a frequency of 1 and a half hours per week.

gallery

La Chaufferie, the exhibition gallery of the Haute école des arts du Rhin (8 contemporary art exhibitions annually).

specific equipment

Workshops: jewelery, wood, earth, book, metal, textiles, glass, volume, electronic media (digital and video), digital printing, photography, animated cinema, engraving, lithography, screen printing, typography, reprography.

networks

ANdEA, Versant Est réseau art contemporain Alsace.

administrative team

David Cascaro Directeur de l’établissement
Estelle Pagès Directrice adjointe et directrice des études d’arts plastiques
Pascal Humbert Administrateur général
Julia Reth Responsable des relations internationales
Chantal Kunkler Responsable Scolarité Strasbourg
Laurent Doucelance Responsable Communication
Marion Montero Responsable Finances et commande publique
Muriel Boulier Responsable Médiathèque par intérim
Alain Spohr Régisseur général

professors

Dominique Auerbacher
Yves Ayrault
Alain Bartmann
Olivier Beiger
Mohamed Bentotoch
André Bihler
Bernard Blény
Camille Bonnefoi
Dominique Brau-Arnauty
Ève Burger
Bruno Carpentier
Laurent Castelot
Charlie Chabrier
Sandra Chamaret
Fabrice Chavanne
Roger Dale
Marie-Jo Daloz
Richard Decker
Benoît Decque
Guillaume Dégé
Philippe Delangle
Alain Della Negra
Charlet Deloignon
Damien Doppler
Gaëtan Doremus
Pierre Doze
François Duconseille
Nicolas Fourgeaud
Samuel François
Yvan Freund
Alexandre Früh
Jean-François Gavoty
Christiane Geoffroy
Claude Grétillat
Joseph Griesmar / Béhé
Sophie Hanagarth
Lukas Hartmann
Éléonore Hellio
Frank Helminger
Loïc Horellou
Sandrine Isambert
Ilana Isehayek
Sandrine Israël-Jost
Alain Kaiser
Charles Kalt
Martin Kasper
Nasser Khelifi
Didier Kieffer
Yeung Kyung Kim
Ju-Young Kim
Anne Laforet
Stéphane Lallemand
Arnaud Lang
Patrick Lang
Jean-Christophe Lanquetin
Annie Latimier
Oh Eun Lee
Florence Lehmnann
Philippe Lepeut
Odile Liger
Konrad Loder
Jean-Claude Luttmann
Stanislas Martin dit Finzo
Joachim Montessuis
Nathalia Moutinho
Olivier-Marc Nadel
Bahiyyih Nakhjavani
Yohanna Nguyen
Pauline Pierson
Philippe Poirier
Olivier Poncer
Michel Ravey
Fred Rieffel
Jacques Ringelé
Salomév Risler
Frédéric Ruyant
Florian Sabatier
Jérôme Saint-Loubert Bié
Daniel Schlier
Thomas Soriano
Pierre Speich
Gérard Starck
Manfred Sternjakob
Jacqueline Taib
Sylvain Thirouin
Jérôme Thomas
Pierre-André Weitz
Janine Wild
Alain Willaume
Pascale Willem
Grégoire Zabé

contact

1 rue de l’Académie
CS 10032
67082 | Strasbourg cedex
tél. +33 (0)3 69 06 37 77
fax +33 (0)3 69 06 37 61
communication@hear.fr
www.hear.fr
http://blog.hear.fr
facebook.com/hear.fr

students

470 students