Highlights

WED 25 NOV 2026 — 4.00pm
A talk organised in partnership with CEAC/University of Lille as part of the educational programme, open to the public. Matthieu Raffard has been working as part of an artist duo with Mathilde Roussel since 2017.

WED 18 NOV 2026 — 4.00pm
A lecture organised as part of the educational programme, open to the public. Cy Lecerf Maulpoix is an author, translator and lecturer in critical theory at the city’s School of Fine Arts (INSEAMM).

WED 4 NOV 2026 — 4.00pm
Lecture organised as part of the teaching programme, open to the public. Guillaume Chevillon is a professor at ESSEC, where he holds the Chair in Cultural Industries, Art and Creative Technologies and is Director of Metalab for AI, Data and Society, a transdisciplinary research institute dedicated to the societal challenges of artificial intelligence.

WED 28 OCT 2026 — 4.00pm
A talk organised as part of the educational programme, open to the public. Florent Maurin is a graduate of the Lille School of Journalism.

WED 14 OCT 2026 — 4.00pm
How is the rapid development of artificial intelligence transforming our ability to think and to live in society?
A lecture organised as part of the educational programme, open to the public. Anne Alombert is an agrégée in philosophy and a senior lecturer in contemporary philosophy at the University of Paris 8.

WED 07 OCT 2026 — 4.00pm
How are contemporary artists responding to the climate crisis through moving images and time-based media?
Filipa Ramos, PhD, is a writer and curator whose long-term research investigates art's relationship to ecology.

The University of Lille, with the support of the Hauts-de-France region and in partnership with Le Fresnoy – Studio national des arts contemporains, is launching a new call for applications for the AIRLab residency (Artist in Immersion Research in a Laboratory) for the 2026–2027 academic year.
Application deadline: 1 May 2026

Lectures, discussions between artists and researchers, artistic performances and screenings

THURSDAY 12 MARCH 2026 | 10.00 am – 6.30 pm
By promoting a transdisciplinary approach, the circulation of ideas and the intersection of artistic and theoretical approaches, this study day aims to reflect on the construction of narratives and to broaden our understanding of climate issues.