Name: Engadin Art Talks X Lafayette Anticipations
Start: 2025-10-21T02:00:00+02:00
End: 2025-10-21T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Lafayette Anticipations

Join us for an exciting discussion among artists and creatives at Engadin Art Talks X Lafayette Anticipations!
About this Event

Engadin Art Talks x Lafayette Anticipations

E.A.T. is hosting a satellite event in Paris on 21 October 2025, from 2pm to 6pm, at Lafayette Anticipations. This gathering brings together leading voices from the creative and scientific fields to exchange ideas and spark new conversations.

As part of this year’s exploration of Form & Impact, the event continues to reflect on the interplay between structure and influence in artistic and scientific practices. How does impact take shape? How do form and engagement intersect to create meaningful change? These questions serve as a starting point for a dynamic discussion among invited experts.

Confirmed Speakers:

Lauren Le Bon, President of the Centre national d’art et de culture-Georges Pompidou

Camille Morineau, AWARE (Archive of Women Artists Research)

Lina Ghotmeh, (Architect) AlUla`s Contemporary Art Museum, Saudi Arabia

Bas Smet, (Landscape Architect) Jardins de Notre Dame, Paris

Roya Sachs, (Curator) Artistic director, and co-founder of TRIADIC

Meriem Benani, (Visual Artist) Medalist Emerging Artists Art Basel Awards

Elsa Coustou (Curator, Lafayette Anticipations)

Hans Ulrich Obrist Artistic Director of Serpentine and E.A.T. curator

About E.A.T / Engadin Art Talks

About E.A.T: Engadin Art Talks is a cross-disciplinary arts and culture festival held in Zuoz, Engadin complemented by additional satellite events in Switzerland and abroad. The program features publicly accessible artistic performances, exhibitions, lectures, discussions, and workshops, curated by an internationally active team rooted in Switzerland. At its core, the festival enables creative exchange across disciplines, generations, and cultures. It brings together artists, architects, authors, scientists, and performers—many with strong ties to Zurich and the Swiss cultural scene as well as to international figures. All content is made available long-term through a freely accessible online archive.