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BAD+ Residencies

For the first time several partner castles of BAD+ will host artists for a unique residency.

Since 2022 BAD+, has aimed to support, produce, and promote contemporary creations among all audiences.  

The launch in 2024 of artistic residencies withing the framework of BAD+ Residencies, organized as a part of the 3rd edition of the event, reflects BAD+ ‘s ambition to combine artistic creation in all its forms, both nationally and internationally, with the promotion of regional artistic heritage and the art of living. 

Located on the edge of this vast territory, which houses prestigious institutions and castles that are great enthusiasts of contemporary art and design, BAD+ opens its doors to artists and their galleries, thereby creating a tangible connection with the public through meetings and exhibitions through prior to and during the event. 

The BAD+ residencies will provide an opportunity for an artist to develop a project outside of their usual creative space, in close collaboration with partner teams and in direct or indirect dialogue with the works and/or objects in their collections. 

Our Partner castles:

Château Smith Haut Lafitte

Already a collector, particularly of large outdoor sculptures, Château Smith Haut Lafitte has chosen to support BAD+'s new residency program this year by hosting Lélia Demoisy. 

The artist will create an in-situ piece, notably using local wood from the estate, which will be unveiled during the Bordeaux Art & Design vernissage. Her gallerist, Lara Sedbon, is making her first appearance at the fair. 

Château Larteau

In celebration of Bordeaux Art & Design, Château Larteau presents an exhibition by Jean-Marie Appriou curated by Marie Maertens. Set in an 18th-century chateau on the banks of the Dordogne and surrounded by legendary vineyards, the works of the French artist will engage in dialogue throughout the summer with pieces by Elmgreen & Dragset, Paloma Varga Weisz, John Armleder, Nate Lowman, and Jamian Juliano-Villani. 

Cabane Yndo

Nestled in Cap-Ferret, the 13th room of Hotel Yndo, situated at the heart of Bordeaux, is a former fisherman's cabin transformed into a haven of peace and creativity.

Cabane Yndo will host visual artist Sean Crossley, invited to produce several pieces on-site, which will be exhibited at the fair by his gallery, Harlan Levey, making its debut participation.