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Presentations / readings / performances / screenings
featuring four magazines produced in 2024–2025 by students and graduates of ÉSADHAR in Literary Creation and Graphic Design and Interactivity.

November 25–28, starting at 6:30 p.m., featuring the magazines POLLEN, LAZZI, PELURE, and BISAR

Exhibition of works by graduates from the Rouen campus, class of 2024/2025.

Featuring André Briot, Emma Capalbo, Léon Chotard, Justine Coursin, Emma Dedun, Félicie Dehors, Hugo Denise, Alice Feuillère, Jeanne Foquereau, Louise Gillet, Thomas Guerard, Sarah-Jeanne Gomez, Élise Hamel, Kilian Le Lay, Mariia Lepik, Emma Maignan, Étienne Muller, Camille Screve, and Umanz.

Curated by Magali Nachtergael

An urban exhibition curated by the Atelier Extensions Libres at ÉSADHAR, showcasing the work of third-year students on the themes of diversity and gender equality, in dialogue with a selection of works from the City of Grand-Quevilly’s art library collection.

The preparatory work for this urban exhibition is on display through March 27 at Rouen City Hall.
We invite you to join us from March 25 to April 1 to discover, in the streets of Rouen, the 76 posters created for the occasion.

Opening reception aboard the Wagon of the Dionysiaques Association. The program features paintings, sculptures, and installations, with Edouard Prulhière among the guest artists.

Opening reception on March 27 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, March 28 from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, and March 29 from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM.

Le Wagon, 15 Bis rue Jean Moulin
93200, Saint-Denis

La Glacière presents:
Alive, or Almost…
featuring Marie Odièvre and Maïlis Roëlandt

Exhibition: January 10–February 6, 2026
Opening reception: January 10, starting at 6:30 p.m.

La Glacière Art Gallery
9 Rue Rollon, 76600 Le Havre

The exhibition *Broken Pillar* by Suj O, an artist who graduated from ÉSADHAR in 2024 and was a 2025 recipient of the Summer Residency program, is on view through April 4, 2026, at the Maison des Arts in Grand Quevilly.

Publisher and printer: Franciscopolis Éditions
Based on a proposal by Clémence Michon, Vanina Pinter, and Yann Owens
With ÉSADHAR students Camille Redinger and Tom Boutteaud

Rue de Paris is a series of ten monumental intaglio engravings, born from a dialogue between a graphic designer and a printer. Created and printed between 2015 and 2018, this series reveals a little-known aspect of the work of Frédéric Teschner (1972–2016), a French graphic designer whose creations have left their mark on contemporary graphic design.

Once again this year, ÉSADHAR has been selected for the VIDEOFORMES festival.

The selected videos are from the Video Module, taught by Jason Karaïndros to the school’s students, and will be on display through March 27 at Galerie Dolet, 25 rue Étienne-Dolet, Clermont-Ferrand.

Work by ÉSADHAR students Vincent Bertin, Lorraine Bonneville, Tom Boutteaud, Gaëtan Houlmann, Rose Kurczewski, Samuel Papon, Marius Portier, Dorine Rats, Camille Redinger, and Ivane Wittig, mentored by curator Caroline Cournède and instructors Ilanit Illouz and Alain Rodriguez.

Exhibition from January 15 to February 13, 2026.
Opening reception on January 15 at 6 p.m.

Photo © Aurélien Mole

Nausica Gloris, a graduate of the DNSEP/Master’s in Creative Writing program and the 2025 recipient of the Creative Writing Residency program.

After a two-month writing residency in Medellín (Colombia), Nausica is sharing with you for the first time her photos and writings inspired by her encounters with the women and men who make this country a place in constant motion.

Over the course of a semester, some twenty students in the DNSEP/Master’s in Creative Writing program explored the Jules Durand case through fiction, letters, articles, visual materials, and songs. Under the supervision of Sarah Al-Matary (ULHN) and Yann Owens (ésadhar).

Image: Capucine Fernandez

Opening of *Une petite partie*, an exhibition by students from the Arc Espacement program at ÉSADHAR.

Join us on Friday, March 20, 2026, at 6:00 PM at the Centre André-Malraux
76000 Rouen, Rue François Couperin

The third-year students’ exhibition, “Toward an Urban Exhibition,” came to a close a few days ago.
Here’s a look back at a selection of posters you may have seen on the streets of Rouen.

For this exhibition, Edouard Prulhière and 24 other artists have been invited, and all have adhered to a common guideline: the artwork or project on display must fit inside a shoebox.

A project by Victoire Barbot and Gwendal Coulon in their studio on the first floor of La Friche la Belle de Mai, 41 Rue Jobin in Marseille.

Opening reception on January 30 at 5 p.m.; click here for more information.

The opening of the exhibition *Toward an Urban Exhibition* took place on Thursday, March 5.
You can view the work of the third-year students at Rouen City Hall through March 27.

Here’s a look back at this event, which fostered a sense of community and reflection on the themes of diversity and gender equality.

Featuring Élisa Barbier, a graduate of ÉSADHAR and the 2025 recipient of the Summer Residency program.

This presentation, conceived as a snapshot, will invite the public to discover a sensitive and evolving practice that draws on a variety of tools from the fields of semantics, the visual arts, the study of living organisms, and meditation.

A look back at Sujin Oh’s exhibition *Broken Pillar*, held at the Maison des arts Agnès-Varda and the Grand Quevilly Art Library from January 10 to April 4, 2026.

Second-, third-, and fifth-year students were invited by ÉCHEC À LA PROPRIÉTÉ to artistically celebrate the 1,000,063rd anniversary of art alongside the centennial of Robert Filliou in Sauve, in the Gard department.

They had the opportunity to meet artists from several generations (both local and international), navigate production conditions marked by relative precariousness and, fortunately, tragic weather, and then open an exhibition in a unique venue, Les Cazernes de Sauve.

Hosted at ÉSADHAR in partnership with La Fabrique Massillon, Amnesty International’s “Ad-elle-phité” exhibition features some thirty posters designed to promote women’s rights and raise awareness of the struggle for gender justice around the world.

University of Rouen Normandy House
L’Aquarium, MDU – MSA

Café gourmand on Thursday, April 2, at 12:30 p.m.
Guided tour on Thursday, April 30 at 12:30 p.m.

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Photograph: Hélène Souillard, Croque en bouche, 2022, photograph, dimensions.
Credits © Roger Legrand, 2022.