​Exclusively organized for the collectors of 100 collectors, this guided tour offers an in-depth exploration of POUSH, a dynamic art center in Aubervilliers, Paris.

​Home to 270 artists from over 30 countries, POUSH fosters collaboration and innovation across its vast creative space.

​Curator Elena Posokhova, known for her interdisciplinary work, will lead the tour, providing unique insights into the artistic processes and works on display. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with fellow collectors and immerse yourself in the vibrant world of contemporary art.

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​About Poush

​Created in POUSH is a venue dedicated to supporting artistic creation, bringing together an art center and artists’ studios.

​Currently located in Aubervilliers, in a 20,000-m² former industrial campus, POUSH features a representative selection of 270 established or emerging artists from over 30 countries. Under the direction of Yvannoé Kruger, it offers freely accessible artistic programming for everyone.

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The residents, including visual artists, curators, performers, and chefs, have access to work studios and benefit from a professional development program supporting their artistic growth, the production of their works, as well as their administrative and communication needs. Encouraging the intersection of artistic practices among the residents, POUSH connects artists, curators, and academics, multiplying opportunities for exhibitions, production, and dialogue.
POUSH’s artistic programming reflects the vitality of the French art scene within its monumental and unique exhibition spaces, especially its 2,000 m² hall. Committed to promoting the work of its artists, POUSH organizes exhibitions, performances, concerts, and open days throughout the year.

​About Elena Posokhova

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Elena Posokhova is a producer and curator of contemporary art projects. She holds a master’s degree in Art History and Cultural Studies from the Kuban State University in Russia and has also studied contemporary art at the Louvre School. Elena specialises in studying the Mediterranean region and its natural and cultural relationships. She has completed a Master’s degree in MAVI at the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.
Since 2014, Elena has been working with contemporary artists, proposing artistic projects developed in collaboration with scientists, ecologists, and artisans. In this context, the art residencies organised by Elena initiate and support the production of new works by artists and their exhibitions in cultural institutions and various art festivals (such as Musee Es Baluard in Mallorca, Goodplanet in Paris, Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporania in Valencia, Loop Barcelona, etc.).
Currently, Elena is working on the MARLANDS project which explores the Mediterranean Islands through contemporary art and multidisciplinary collaboration. This project is supported by the European Union, the United Nations, and several prominent Mediterranean research institutes, art museums, and cultural centres. Elena, a resident curator at the Thinkers Bureau in Poush, Art Center in Paris, recently curated the exhibition There is no lonesome wave.

Learn More: https://poush.fr/en