The team, our office, our partners
Christine Finizio, Marceline Matheron, Olivier Baudevin
A non-profit organization, Documents d’artistes, was created in 1999 by Christine Finizio and Marceline Matheron. They were joined the following year by Olivier Baudevin.
Christine and Marceline direct Document d’artists, constitute the documents archive, and ensure its diffusion.
Olivier is the webmaster and also realizes the artist files.
Our Office
Documents d’Artistes primary aim is to put artists in touch with artists’ associations, art centers, galleries, and various institutions on both a local and international level.
Documents d'artistes
Friche la Belle de Mai
13331 Marseille cedex 3
Phone: 04 95 04 95 40 Fax: 04 95 04 95 00
info@documentsdartistes.org
www.documentsdartistes.org
Open to the public by appointment.
Groups are welcome for work sessions (students, teachers, professionals undergoing training…).
Documents d’artistes is located at la Friche la Belle de Mai in Marseilles.
Since 1992, this abandoned factory currently undergoing renovation has been home to artists and producers working around a dynamic of development based on creation and artistic production.
Sixty or so cultural structures (theater, music, dance, visual arts, etc.) work here. The La Friche la Belle de mai project was founded by the Système Friche Théâtre (president Robert Guédiguian, director Philippe Foulquié).
In the visual arts field, La Friche boasts a coherent proposition by hosting artists and structures such as Astérides, Documents d’artistes, Sextant et plus, Triangle France and Vidéochroniques. All of these organizations develop singular and yet complementary propositions which include the diffusion of artistic creation, video and new media production, studio rentals, residencies, exhibitions, discussions, documentation.
La Friche also has its own gallery space.
La Friche is a 15 minute walk from the SNCF Marseilles Saint-Charles train Station.
Marseilles is a 3 hour train ride from Paris.
From city center, take the 49B Bus, and get off at the “Jobin” stop.
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