Fabien VALLOS - Lagunophorie IV
Language : french
The Fondation Thalie invited Fabien Vallos to two lectures and two banquets focusing on the food economy.
The title "Lagunophorie" is given to a series of banquets. It is borrowed from the name of an old celebration given during antiquity in honour of Dionysus and means the celebration of the "bottle holders".
For this second event, Lagunophorie IV, Fabien Vallos proposed to think about a critical history of taste based on the concepts of luxury, collection, distribution and use. The relationship between taste and the history of forms has been also considered. A banquet for twenty-five guests followed, this time working on twenty-five foods, chosen according to the arrivals and local producers.
The Fondation Thalie invited Fabien Vallos to two lectures and two banquets focusing on the food economy.
The title "Lagunophorie" is given to a series of banquets. It is borrowed from the name of an old celebration given during antiquity in honour of Dionysus and means the celebration of the "bottle holders".
For this second event, Lagunophorie IV, Fabien Vallos proposed to think about a critical history of taste based on the concepts of luxury, collection, distribution and use. The relationship between taste and the history of forms has been also considered. A banquet for twenty-five guests followed, this time working on twenty-five foods, chosen according to the arrivals and local producers.
Speakers
Fabien Vallos is a theoretician, author, translator, editor, artist and independent curator. He teaches philosophy at l’École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie à Arles and l’École Supérieure d’Art d’Angers. His theoretical work consists in the development of a genealogy of the concept of operativity as well as in the preparation of a critical philosophy of the work.
