Les Heures: The Call of the Wild
This program is aimed at artists, designers, authors or artisans of crafts whose object of creation is related to the full nature.
Author: Made in Town
Call for projects: How to accelerate the emergence of eco-responsible textile design?
With Made in Town, Est Ensemble is developing a programme of networking and collaboration between textile designers, fibre producers, spinners, weavers, finishing companies and creative…
French wools in the spotlight #IMPACTxPremiereClasse
February 28, 29, March 1 and 2, 20209:30-19:00 (except Monday 18:00) PREMIERE CLASSEJardin des Tuileries – Paris It is within the framework of IMPACT, the…
In Tweed We Trust
weaving with confidence
Mathieu Le Traon’s vocation as a weaver originated from his encounter with the tweed and from the discovery of its evocative power, its ability to…
TRICOLOR materials library
@Première Vision Paris
MATERIALS LIBRARY TRICOLOR​ A selection of eco-responsible textiles made of French wool September 17, 18 and 19, 2019 9am-6.30pm​ PREMIÈRE VISION PARIS Parc d’Expositions –…
Le Bureau TRICOLOR
Center of ressources of the French wool sector
MADE IN TOWN, inaugurates Le Bureau TRICOLOR in partnership with PARIS GOOD FASHION. It is the first resource centre exclusively dedicated to the French wool…
The Lace Review
@New York
The third stop on the itinerant exhibition The Lace Review, which brings together the last 14 Leavers lace factories still in operation in Calais and…
The Lace Review
@Paris
The second stopover of The Lace Review exhibition takes you on a journey of discovery of the language of Leavers lace through an unpublished book…
Take part in the renaissance of the French wool commodity chains!
For the 4th year, the Aviva Factory is providing financial support for useful, innovative and sustainable projects. Our project has been pre-selected and in order…
Residency Returns
Villa Kujoyama
This film was made for the Villa Kujoyama exhibition in partnership with Maison d’Exceptions/ Première Vision Paris 2019 with the generous contribution of the Musée…