For the second consecutive year, the Campagne Première association and La Plagne Vallée tourist office are continuing their collaboration with a new programme of artists' residencies right in the heart of La Plagne.
From autumn 2025 and through to spring 2026, there will be three artists-in-residence for several weeks, each benefiting from tailored support to develop research and creative projects closely linked to the local area, the mountain environment, local heritage and the local community.
This scheme is not merely a means of supporting contemporary creativity: it also acts as a catalyst for regional cultural development. The residencies allow lasting bonds to be forged between the artists and the local population, facilitate outreach activities (meetings, workshops, exhibitions, etc.) and offer a fresh perspective on the mountains – no longer merely as a backdrop, but as a living source of inspiration.
By encouraging the presence of artists-in-residence, who come as much to explore as to create, this initiative actively fosters a dialogue between art, landscape and society, and firmly establishes La Plagne within a framework of cultural openness and promoting its identity.
At the end of the residencies, the works of the three artists will form part of the official programme of the Campagne Première Festival, which will take place in summer 2026 in Revonnas, in the Ain department.
Featuring the artists: Pierre Boggio, Marguerite Soulier and Eve Pietruscki.
This scheme is not merely a means of supporting contemporary creativity: it also acts as a catalyst for regional cultural development. The residencies allow lasting bonds to be forged between the artists and the local population, facilitate outreach activities (meetings, workshops, exhibitions, etc.) and offer a fresh perspective on the mountains – no longer merely as a backdrop, but as a living source of inspiration.
By encouraging the presence of artists-in-residence, who come as much to explore as to create, this initiative actively fosters a dialogue between art, landscape and society, and firmly establishes La Plagne within a framework of cultural openness and promoting its identity.
At the end of the residencies, the works of the three artists will form part of the official programme of the Campagne Première Festival, which will take place in summer 2026 in Revonnas, in the Ain department.
Featuring the artists: Pierre Boggio, Marguerite Soulier and Eve Pietruscki.
Opening
Résidences d'artistes sur la période automne 2025 jusqu'au printemps 2026.
Languages spoken
French
Artists' residencies | Campagne Première
73210 Aime-la-Plagne
Altitude
700m
La Plagne Vallée
