[re]framing

Restitution of the masterclass directed by Darragh McLoughlin with students from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris (Emmanuelle Huynh and Julien Prévieux workshops) and apprentices from the Académie Fratellini.

Art is always experienced in a particular context. The [re]framing (or [re]framing) is the process by which the artist perceives the different angles through which his work is perceived, and then learns to play with these angles. The [re]framing reconsiders the artistic gesture by placing it within entirely new frameworks, thereby modifying its meaning.

The aim of of this masterclass is to give participants– tools to navigate the multitude of layers that make up art.

Darragh McLoughlin

Born in 1987, Darragh grew up in West Cork, Ireland. He is the youngest of three siblings and the son of two professional chefs. In 2006, he completed a full-time program at the Jonglier Katakomben juggling school. Darragh completed her circus training at ACAPA with a Bachelor of Circus Arts degree in 2012. Selected as winner of Circus Next in 2013. Author of the shows “Fragments d’un esprit”, “The Whistle”, “Stickman” and “For as Long as We’re Here”. Currently based in Berlin, he lives with his partner and son.