Partners

836M, a foundation created in 2015 in San Francisco, that promotes diversity, inclusion and dialogue between cultures through art, supports POUSH in its programming. The foundation has, in particular, allowed the production of the exhibition Global Pool Club, POUSH's last exhibition in Clichy.

The Île-de-France region supports Poush through several initiatives, including the allocation of a grant to Paul Créange for the installation of an in situ work, and to Hugo Avigo for the exhibition The Bedspring Syndrome, the project that received the Regional Fund for Emerging Talent (FoRTE) in 2020.

The National Institute of Art Crafts and Manifesto partnered in January 2021 to welcome five craftsmen to POUSH. These encounters between artists and craftsmen are an opportunity to share reflections, projects, experiences and tools of production.

In collaboration with the Monnaie de Paris, POUSH has designed and produced the exhibition Tirelessly in the heart of this unique institution. In October 2021, four artists from POUSH – Juliette Minchin, Edgar Sarin, Laura Sellies and Pierre Pauze – took turns during two weeks to invent in situ creations daily in the courtyards of the Monnaie de Paris.

The Beaux-Arts de Paris are happy to partner with Poush for the first off-site exhibition of the “Félicités” (the students who graduated with congratulations from the jury). Felicità Goodbye Horses brings together about thirty artists from the Beaux-Arts de Paris and the Ensa Bourges. The works, designed to occupy a 800-square-meter floor, are the result of a collective effort.

At the invitation of POUSH, Hervé Mikaeloff, Elise Roche and Yvannoé Kruger have designed the exhibition The foam of dreams, as part of Art Paris. This exhibition resonates with Hervé Mikaeloff’s selection on the theme of portrait and figuration in the French scene for the 2021 edition of Art Paris.

In collaboration with the agnès b endowment fund, Manifesto welcomes to POUSH the artist Bruno Gadenne, supported by Galerie du Jour. Fully integrated into POUSH’s programming, the artist benefits from all the incubator services offered by Manifesto, as well as a studio on the 12^th floor of POUSH.

In collaboration with L’atelier des artistes en exil, POUSH offers a workspace to an artist supported by the association.

Grégory Chatonsky, a POUSH artist, and Yves Citton welcome the students of the ArTeC+ inter-university degree in a dedicated space inside POUSH, for workshops on research-creation, in order to approach, on a basis that is both practical and theoretical, the challenges of a project that unites academic research and artistic creation, particularly (but not exclusively) inside digital worlds.