Moderators
Dmitri OzerkovHead of the Contemporary Art Department at the State Hermitage Museum, and head of the Hermitage 20/21 Project for Contemporary Art
Yanina NovitskayaManaging Director, Cartier Russia, Ukraine & CIS
Mikhail PiotrovskyDirector of the State Hermitage Museum
Cyrille VigneronPresident & CEO, Cartier
Pierre RaineroImage, Style and Heritage Director, Cartier
Laurent SaloméDirector of the National Museum of Versailles Palace
How can we preserve our cultural heritage and what do we need it for? What is being lost and what will remain for future generations?
In order to preserve cultural heritage, it has to be linked with the present and projected into the future. But how are we going to work with the cultural values of the past in the 21st century? What does “sustainable development” mean for living heritage? What can we pass on to coming generations and how? And will digitalisation be of any use in this?
Moderator
Anita GigovskayaPresident of Condé Nast Russia
Diana VishnevaNational artist of Russia, prima ballerina at the Mariinsky theatre, Founder and Artistic Director of the international contemporary dance festival Context. Diana Vishneva
Teodor CurrentzisFounder and Artistic Director of the musicAeterna orchestra and choir
Mélanie LaurentFrench cinema director and actress, and environmental activist
Golshifteh FarahaniIranian actress of theatre and cinema, involved in the protection of the environment
What transformations are classical cinema, ballet, theatre and opera undergoing in the modern world? Is there a conflict between traditional and contemporary?
What has changed in contemporary education? How much impact has a year of pandemic had on these areas of the arts? How does interaction between masters and students play out today? Is it possible to talk about art taking a new path?
Moderator
Varvara MelnikovaCEO of the Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design
Hervé ChandèsGeneral Director, Foundation Cartier pour l’art contemporain
Solano BenitezParaguayan architect, Golden Lion Award winner at Venice Biennial 2016
Stefano BoeriItalian architect and urban planner, President of Fondazione Triennale Milano, architect of the Bosco Verticale in Milan
Sarah SzeAmerican contemporary artist, sculptor
Junya IshigamiJapanese architect, founder of junya.ishigami+
What is technology changing in contemporary architecture? What is the architect’s role in the 21st century? Has architecture learned how to interact with nature?
Technological evolution has changed everything: our way of thinking, how we approach any activity, the process of creating new objects. How are architects dealing with all this? How is the demand for environmental friendliness and “sustainable development” related to the challenges facing today’s architects? How is architecture responding to the blurring of the boundaries between the real and the digital worlds?
Moderator
Ekaterina InozemtsevaChief Curator at the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art
Alber ElbazFounder of AZ Factory
Nanne DekkingFounder and CEO of Artory LLC, New York and Artory GmbH, Berlin. Member of the “Council of Specialists” of the Hermitage Foundation in Amsterdam
Jason BaileyFounder of the art & tech platform Artnome.com
Nadia TaigaExecutive Director of the art & tech platform Snark.art
How is technology changing art?
Where and how does creativity intersect with innovation? How art ecosystem can benefit from blockchain? How will future generations preserve works of art? The fourth session of the conference concerns the ways in which technology spreads its influence over the different fields of art and drives change.
February 21, 2021
International Conference
Cultural and Educational
project
of the State
Hermitage Museum
and Maison Cartier
over 70 partner
universities worldwide
over 20 speakers
from all around the world
please register to submit
your questions to the experts
Mikhail Piotrovsky
Director of the State Hermitage Museum
Cyrille Vigneron
President & CEO, Cartier
Pierre Rainero
Image, Style and Heritage Director, Cartier
Hervé Chandès
General Director, Foundation Cartier pour l’art contemporain
Alber Elbaz
Founder of AZ Factory
Golshifteh Farahani
Iranian actress of theatre and cinema, involved in the protection of the environment
Mélanie Laurent
French cinema director and actress, and environmental activist
Junya Ishigami
Japanese architect, founder of junya.ishigami+
Jason Bailey
Founder of the art & tech platform Artnome.com
Solano Benitez
Paraguayan architect, Golden Lion Award winner at Venice Biennial 2016
Stefano Boeri
Italian architect and urban planner, President of Fondazione Triennale Milano, architect of the Bosco Verticale in Milan
Teodor Currentzis
Founder and Artistic Director of the musicAeterna orchestra and choir
Nanne Dekking
Founder and CEO of Artory LLC, New York and Artory GmbH, Berlin. Member of the “Council of Specialists” of the Hermitage Foundation in Amsterdam
Anita Gigovskaya
President of Condé Nast Russia
Ekaterina Inozemtseva
Chief Curator at the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art
Varvara Melnikova
CEO of the Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design
Yanina Novitskaya
Managing Director, Cartier Russia, Ukraine & CIS
Dmitri Ozerkov
Head of the Contemporary Art Department at the State Hermitage Museum, and head of the Hermitage 20/21 Project for Contemporary Art
Laurent Salomé
Director of the National Museum of Versailles Palace
Sarah Sze
American contemporary artist, sculptor
Nadia Taiga
Executive Director of the art & tech platform Snark.art
Diana Vishneva
National artist of Russia, prima ballerina at the Mariinsky theatre, Founder and Artistic Director of the international contemporary dance festival Context. Diana Vishneva
Living heritage and cross-generational dialogue
Rediscovering cinema, opera, theatre and classical ballet
Architecture today and tomorrow
The transformation of art
The conference starts at 11:00 (CET, Paris), 13:00 (MSK, Moscow)
Atrium of the General Staff Building of the State Hermitage museum, St. Petersburg
From February 21st to April 18th, Saint Petersburg’s main museum will host the exhibition “Cartier: Passing on Heritage and Savoir-Faire – Masterpieces from the State Hermitage Museum and the Cartier Collection”.
It represents the crowning achievement of five years of collaboration between Cartier and the State Hermitage Museum, who have worked together to restore five pieces from the State Hermitage Museum’s collection.
From a Persian rock crystal lamp (10th-11th century) to a Renaissance box (16th century), Mughal vase (17th century), German cabinet (1700-1705) and marshal’s baton (1878-1879); these five objects, one of which is more than a thousand years old, required intervention from numerous artistic craft experts: jewellers, gem-setters, marquetry craftsmen, cabinet-makers, watchmakers, goldsmiths and enamellers.
As an echo to each of its objects, Cartier has chosen to present pieces from its Collection Cartier as part of the exhibition with the State Hermitage Museum. Items from the Tutti Frutti collection will form a pair with the Indian vase, while a mystery clock will stand as partner for the rock crystal lamp, and a clock in guilloché enamel for the watch cabinet...
This selection highlights the bonds that unite Cartier with exceptional artistic crafts such as those that connected it to Russia at the beginning of the 20th century, which richly contributed to the creations of that era as well as those to come.
Through a shared love of beautiful objects and the same culture for exceptional craftsmanship, this exhibition perpetuates the fruitful and lasting creative exchanges that have been established with the prestigious State Hermitage Museum since the Collection’s first exhibition in 1992.
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