Images of Regional Contemporary Art Fund
Regional Contemporary Art Fund and its collection
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Each FRAC has a unique history, its own collection, and a program of collateral activities. This allows each FRAC to have its own distinct identity. Unlike museums or art centers, FRACs are not associated with a single exhibition location. Each collection is considered a nomadic heritage, rich in educational tools, that moves within the country and abroad.
Artworks and Collections of FRACs
The works in the collections of the FRACs are mainly from the post-1960 period and are created by artists who are representative of both the French and international art scene. Each FRAC has between 350 and 2500 works in its collection. Additionally, each FRAC has an annual acquisition budget which is used to enrich its collection.
Parade: A Traveling Exhibition
Parade is a traveling exhibition that took place during three weekends in June 2010. It was based on a selection of works from the FRAC Île de France. The project was designed by Xavier Franceschi and curated by Guillaume des Anges. The exhibition moved throughout the region in the form of a tent and was set up in various public places. This unique approach to public art reflects the FRAC's mission of raising awareness of contemporary art.
FRFonds Régional d'Art Contemporain
NLFonds régional d'art contemporain
DERegionalfonds für zeitgenössische Kunst
ITFonds régional d'art contemporain
FRFonds Régionaux d'Art Contemporain
FRFRAC Auvergne
ENClermont-Ferrand Regional Contemporary Art Fund
ENRegional Funds for Contemporary Art
Art & Design Contemporary art