IAC is recruiting a new director!
Created in 1982 and based on an exemplary partnership between the French State and the Regions, the Regional Contemporary Art Funds (FRAC) are a major component of public policy to support the creation and dissemination of contemporary art in France. These local artistic and cultural facilities are dedicated to building up collections that are representative of current international art, and to disseminating and transmitting art to a wide and diverse public.
The “Fonds régional d'art contemporain” (FRAC) label was instituted by the law on freedom of creation, architecture and heritage of July 7, 2016 and was awarded to existing FRACs on July 1.
The two FRAC in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region (the FRAC Auvergne association in Clermont-Ferrand and the Institut d'Art Contemporain association in Villeurbanne) are recruiting their managers. As part of this process, and in order to promote the same dynamic of dissemination in the region, the missions of the two FRAC will be considered in relation to each other, in order to promote complementarity, the sharing of priority objectives, mutual enrichment through acquired skills (sponsorship, off-site activities, etc.), the implementation of action methods according to common criteria, and a spirit of permanent consultation.
With this in mind, applicants are expected to present a project specific to the establishment for which they are applying, while taking into account the desire to bring the two institutions closer together:
- in terms of acquisitions, programming and audience policy: aim for shared objectives and concerted deployment of these missions;
- in the area of communications: to implement a joint strategy;
- in terms of governance, overhaul the statutes, in particular to enable each of the FRAC to be reciprocally represented on the governing bodies.
With specific reference to the IAC, applicants are asked to work on defining an artistic and cultural project that clearly and forcefully reflects the missions of the regional contemporary art fund.
Pair applications (one candidate for the FRAC Auvergne and one candidate for the IAC declaring themselves together) are accepted.
The FRAC Auvergne
Created in 1985 to carry out its mission of supporting artists and promoting access to contemporary art for all, the FRAC Auvergne, an association under the law of 1901, has built up and developed a collection of over 1,000 works, whose identity is clearly defined around painting. Since 2004, it has broadened its focus to include questions relating to the status of the image and the links between the history of painting and that of photography and cinema.
Its collection is distributed throughout the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region, which also includes the Institut d'Art Contemporain (IAC), located in Villeurbanne and awarded the FRAC label in 2017.
The FRAC Auvergne offers more than twenty exhibitions outside its walls, many of them in schools, in addition to 3 annual exhibitions inside its walls. Our public relations department prepares and accompanies this regional policy of awareness-raising activities, working closely with partners who host works from our collection.
Since 1998, the association has had a Patrons' Club that is unique in France (some fifteen companies), contributing a third of the operating budget. Through their involvement, corporate patrons support the FRAC in its missions and contribute to the cultural and economic appeal of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.
The FRAC currently employs 11 FTEs. It has an average annual operating budget of 1.2 million euros. The building it will occupy in Clermont-Ferrand from 2026, the Halle aux blés, will be made available by the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region.
The FRAC Auvergne is supported by the DRAC Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the Conseil Départemental du Puy-de-Dôme, Clermont Auvergne Métropole and the Ville de Clermont-Ferrand.
The association is governed by a Board of Directors, with equal representation from the State (DRAC and Délégation générale à la création artistique) and the Region, as well as a representative from the Conseil Départemental du Puy-de-Dôme, Clermont Auvergne Métropole, the City of Clermont-Ferrand and associate members representing patrons and qualified personalities.
Supported by its public partners, in 2017 the FRAC Auvergne embarked on an ambitious project to relocate to the Halle aux Blés, an emblematic building erected in the 18th century and listed as a historic monument. Located in the heart of the city on an axis that links the main cultural operators, and close to the region's most important schools and higher education establishments, the site offers a highly favorable context for visiting young audiences and students in particular.
The renovation of the Halle aux Blés, a 2,900 m2 building designed to house the FRAC Auvergne's new artistic and cultural project, has the ambitious aim of making it an integral part of the dynamic regional distribution network, encouraging a mix of audiences and decompartmentalizing disciplines to make it an essential, lively and accessible venue for art and culture.
The Region, which owns the building, aims to finance exhibitions of international scope at La Halle aux Blés (to complement those of the FRAC Auvergne), which, within the framework of a multi-year agreement, will be placed under the artistic responsibility of the director (without excluding the occasional use of external curators). The new management team will be expected to engage in a dialogue with the Region on this subject, including budgetary aspects.
The Institut d'art contemporain
Created in 1978, the Institut d'art contemporain has historically carried out the tasks assigned to a Fonds régional d'art contemporain and a centre d'art contemporain. Its missions combine support for artists and creative work, with access to contemporary art for the general public. This dual vocation characterizes the establishment's unique position in the French contemporary art scene.
It owns a collection (2,000 works to date) which it distributes through exhibitions, production of works, artist residencies, research, publishing, transmission and mediation with different audiences. Thanks in particular to the distribution of its collection, it is also a tool at the service of the region and its inhabitants.
The Institut d'art contemporain mainly deploys its activities at its Villeurbanne site (2,750 m2, including 1,200 m2 of exhibition space) and throughout the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. Its collection is distributed throughout the region, which also includes the FRAC Auvergne in Clermont-Ferrand.
The IAC currently employs 12.6 FTE, including 1.8 FTE on fixed-term contracts. It has an average annual operating budget of 1.3 million euros. The building it occupies is made available by the City of Villeurbanne. A project to reconfigure the building is currently underway.
The IAC is a member of the Platform network (network of regional contemporary art funds) and d.c.a (French association for the development of contemporary art centers). It is also part of the regional network for the dissemination of plastic and visual arts.
The Institut d'art contemporain is supported by the DRAC Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes and the Ville de Villeurbanne.
The association is governed by a Board of Directors, with equal representation from the State (DRAC and DGCA), the Region and the Ville de Villeurbanne, as well as qualified personalities and individuals from civil society.
Missions
The general-interest missions of the FRAC Auvergne are governed by current regulations concerning the “FRAC” label.
The general-interest missions of the Institut d'art contemporain are governed by the regulatory texts in force relating to the “FRAC” label, and are also based on the specifications relating to the “center d'art contemporain d'intérêt national” label (decree of May 5, 2017).
As such, the two associations under the law of 1901 operate within the framework of the provisions set out in :
- Law no. 2016-925 of July 7, 2016 on freedom of creation, architecture and heritage, in particular articles 5 and 57;
- the French Heritage Code, in particular articles L. 116-1, L. 116-2, R.116-1 to R.116-7;
- Decree no. 2017-432 of March 28, 2017 on labels and agreements in the fields of live performance and the visual arts;
- decree no. 2021-979 of July 23, 2021 on the procedure for decommissioning movable cultural property and the deconcentration of individual administrative decisions in the field of culture;
- the decree of May 5, 2017 on the terms of reference for the “center for contemporary art of national interest” label;
- the circular of January 15, 2018 on the application of the labeling system and sustainable agreements in the performing arts and visual arts.
In liaison with public partners (State, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region, and other levels of local authorities) and under the responsibility of the association's president, the management of each establishment will carry out the following missions and activities:
- designing, implementing and monitoring the establishment's artistic and cultural project, which must include close cooperation and shared tools with the other FRAC in the region;
- in consultation and complementarity with the other FRAC in the region:
o define policies for enriching, conserving, disseminating and promoting the collection to the public, both inside and outside the walls;
o draw up and implement the annual exhibition program, the publications program and initiatives to support artists and creative work;
o design and implement a policy for raising awareness and developing the public;
- search for public and private partnerships (financial, in-kind, in skills, etc.) that contribute to the artistic and cultural influence of the establishment in France and abroad (in particular, the IAC will be expected to develop its patronage); development of its own resources;
- administrative and financial management: responsible for drawing up and implementing the establishment's budget;
- staff management and supervision (11 FTE for FRAC Auvergne, 12.6 FTE for IAC);
- implementation of hygiene, health and safety rules in the workplace; management of safety measures for people and property (the Director of FRAC Auvergne will have sole responsibility for ERP safety);
- participation in the development of professional resources for the visual arts sector;
- for the FRAC Auvergne: organization of the move into the new Halle aux Blés building and of the inaugural exhibition; dialogue with the Region concerning international exhibitions outside the FRAC program;
- relations with the Club des Mécènes (FRAC Auvergne); with the Association des Amis de l'Institut d'art contemporain and the Fondation de l'Institut d'art contemporain (IAC);
- for FRAC Auvergne, the management and promotion of collections on the national digital database of public collections of contemporary art Vidéomusem.
Profile required
The candidate will have proven professional experience in managing a cultural establishment in the field of visual arts, and in leading major artistic projects:
- higher education (bac +5); in-depth knowledge of art history and expertise in the contemporary art scene and its networks (regional, national, international), very good general culture ;
- mastery of national and regional cultural policies and their artistic, social and territorial implications;
- ability to translate Board guidelines into operational objectives;
- proven and recognized experience in management, team leadership and social dialogue;
- proven experience and rigor in administrative and budgetary management;
- ability to build projects with local authorities and institutional partners;
- mastery of the artistic and budgetary aspects of setting up and developing projects;
- ability to seek private and public funding;
- sensitivity to the challenges of regional development, cultural democratization and audience development, with a particular focus on young people;
- ability to make proposals to creative players, institutions and public authorities;
- good knowledge of intellectual property in the field of the visual arts and the challenges of conserving public collections ;
- mastery of best practices and professional issues in the visual arts sector;
- ease with public relations and partnerships;
- interpersonal, listening and communication skills;
- good writing and oral expression skills
- fluency in English;
- residence in the Clermont-Ferrand area for the FRAC Auvergne, in the Lyon area for the Institut d'art contemporain.
Hours: full-time.
Driving license required.
International experience appreciated.
Compensation: according to salary scale and experience.
Type of contract: full-time CDI based in the Clermont-Ferrand area for the FRAC Auvergne and in the Lyon area for the Institut d'art contemporain.
Composition of application files
- a curriculum vitae ;
- a covering letter of no more than two pages;
- specifically for candidates to manage the FRAC Auvergne: consideration of the move to the Halle aux Blés;
- specifically for the Institut d'art contemporain: candidates must take into account the desire to rebalance activities in favor of the FRAC's missions.
Procedure
Recruitment will take place as follows:
- pre-selection of candidates on the basis of professional experience and cover letter ;
- shortlisted candidates will be invited to a compulsory site visit (travel expenses paid), and will be provided with a document file containing the last two activity reports, the last two budgets and organizational charts;
- shortlisted candidates will then be invited to draw up and present a preliminary artistic and cultural project, clearly outlining the proposed terms of cooperation between FRAC Auvergne and IAC, in relation to the label's mission statement and specifications, of which they will have been made aware, as well as to the specific expectations of the present call for applications;
- the project will detail, over a maximum of five pages excluding appendices, and ten pages including appendices, in French, the strategic orientations for the consolidation and development of the establishment over the period 2026 -2027 -2028 ;
- shortlisted candidates will then present their project to the jury during an audition. The audition will be held in French.
Composition of the jury
The selection will be made by juries composed of :
For the FRAC Auvergne :
- two representatives of the French State (DRAC/DGCA) ;
- two representatives of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region ;
- the mayor of Clermont-Ferrand or his representative, where the FRAC Auvergne is located, and a representative of the Conseil Départemental du Puy-de-Dôme;
- the President of FRAC Auvergne;
- a representative of the association's board;
- two qualified personalities from outside the region, including a current FRAC director and an artist;
- a representative of IAC / FRAC Rhône-Alpes
For the Institut d'art contemporain:
- two State representatives (DRAC/DGCA);
- two representatives of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region;
- the mayor of Villeurbanne or his representative, where the IAC is located;
- the President of the Institute for Contemporary Art;
- a representative of the association’s office;
- two qualified personalities from outside the region, including a director of FRAC or CACIN and an artist;
- a representative of FRAC Auvergne.
Indicative timing of the recruitment process
- deadline for submission of applications: 30 June.
- Pre-election result: week 7 July
- mandatory visit: around 14 July (travel of paid candidates)
- Submission of written notes: September 15, 2025
- Hearings: October 2025
- desired date of taking up office: January 2026 (at the latest)
Transmission of applications
The application files, cover letter and CV must be sent to the attention of the President of the association (FRAC Auvergne or Institut d'art contemporain), in the form of a dematerialized sending with the object «recruitment direction» (email + attachments) at the following address:
For applications to the FRAC Auvergne:
Florence Furic, Administrator: florence@fracauvergne.com
For IAC applications:
Michaël Faivre, administrator: m.faivre@i-ac.eu
Applications in pairs will be sent to both addresses.
The “Fonds régional d'art contemporain” (FRAC) label was instituted by the law on freedom of creation, architecture and heritage of July 7, 2016 and was awarded to existing FRACs on July 1.
The two FRAC in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region (the FRAC Auvergne association in Clermont-Ferrand and the Institut d'Art Contemporain association in Villeurbanne) are recruiting their managers. As part of this process, and in order to promote the same dynamic of dissemination in the region, the missions of the two FRAC will be considered in relation to each other, in order to promote complementarity, the sharing of priority objectives, mutual enrichment through acquired skills (sponsorship, off-site activities, etc.), the implementation of action methods according to common criteria, and a spirit of permanent consultation.
With this in mind, applicants are expected to present a project specific to the establishment for which they are applying, while taking into account the desire to bring the two institutions closer together:
- in terms of acquisitions, programming and audience policy: aim for shared objectives and concerted deployment of these missions;
- in the area of communications: to implement a joint strategy;
- in terms of governance, overhaul the statutes, in particular to enable each of the FRAC to be reciprocally represented on the governing bodies.
With specific reference to the IAC, applicants are asked to work on defining an artistic and cultural project that clearly and forcefully reflects the missions of the regional contemporary art fund.
Pair applications (one candidate for the FRAC Auvergne and one candidate for the IAC declaring themselves together) are accepted.
The FRAC Auvergne
Created in 1985 to carry out its mission of supporting artists and promoting access to contemporary art for all, the FRAC Auvergne, an association under the law of 1901, has built up and developed a collection of over 1,000 works, whose identity is clearly defined around painting. Since 2004, it has broadened its focus to include questions relating to the status of the image and the links between the history of painting and that of photography and cinema.
Its collection is distributed throughout the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region, which also includes the Institut d'Art Contemporain (IAC), located in Villeurbanne and awarded the FRAC label in 2017.
The FRAC Auvergne offers more than twenty exhibitions outside its walls, many of them in schools, in addition to 3 annual exhibitions inside its walls. Our public relations department prepares and accompanies this regional policy of awareness-raising activities, working closely with partners who host works from our collection.
Since 1998, the association has had a Patrons' Club that is unique in France (some fifteen companies), contributing a third of the operating budget. Through their involvement, corporate patrons support the FRAC in its missions and contribute to the cultural and economic appeal of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.
The FRAC currently employs 11 FTEs. It has an average annual operating budget of 1.2 million euros. The building it will occupy in Clermont-Ferrand from 2026, the Halle aux blés, will be made available by the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region.
The FRAC Auvergne is supported by the DRAC Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the Conseil Départemental du Puy-de-Dôme, Clermont Auvergne Métropole and the Ville de Clermont-Ferrand.
The association is governed by a Board of Directors, with equal representation from the State (DRAC and Délégation générale à la création artistique) and the Region, as well as a representative from the Conseil Départemental du Puy-de-Dôme, Clermont Auvergne Métropole, the City of Clermont-Ferrand and associate members representing patrons and qualified personalities.
Supported by its public partners, in 2017 the FRAC Auvergne embarked on an ambitious project to relocate to the Halle aux Blés, an emblematic building erected in the 18th century and listed as a historic monument. Located in the heart of the city on an axis that links the main cultural operators, and close to the region's most important schools and higher education establishments, the site offers a highly favorable context for visiting young audiences and students in particular.
The renovation of the Halle aux Blés, a 2,900 m2 building designed to house the FRAC Auvergne's new artistic and cultural project, has the ambitious aim of making it an integral part of the dynamic regional distribution network, encouraging a mix of audiences and decompartmentalizing disciplines to make it an essential, lively and accessible venue for art and culture.
The Region, which owns the building, aims to finance exhibitions of international scope at La Halle aux Blés (to complement those of the FRAC Auvergne), which, within the framework of a multi-year agreement, will be placed under the artistic responsibility of the director (without excluding the occasional use of external curators). The new management team will be expected to engage in a dialogue with the Region on this subject, including budgetary aspects.
The Institut d'art contemporain
Created in 1978, the Institut d'art contemporain has historically carried out the tasks assigned to a Fonds régional d'art contemporain and a centre d'art contemporain. Its missions combine support for artists and creative work, with access to contemporary art for the general public. This dual vocation characterizes the establishment's unique position in the French contemporary art scene.
It owns a collection (2,000 works to date) which it distributes through exhibitions, production of works, artist residencies, research, publishing, transmission and mediation with different audiences. Thanks in particular to the distribution of its collection, it is also a tool at the service of the region and its inhabitants.
The Institut d'art contemporain mainly deploys its activities at its Villeurbanne site (2,750 m2, including 1,200 m2 of exhibition space) and throughout the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. Its collection is distributed throughout the region, which also includes the FRAC Auvergne in Clermont-Ferrand.
The IAC currently employs 12.6 FTE, including 1.8 FTE on fixed-term contracts. It has an average annual operating budget of 1.3 million euros. The building it occupies is made available by the City of Villeurbanne. A project to reconfigure the building is currently underway.
The IAC is a member of the Platform network (network of regional contemporary art funds) and d.c.a (French association for the development of contemporary art centers). It is also part of the regional network for the dissemination of plastic and visual arts.
The Institut d'art contemporain is supported by the DRAC Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes and the Ville de Villeurbanne.
The association is governed by a Board of Directors, with equal representation from the State (DRAC and DGCA), the Region and the Ville de Villeurbanne, as well as qualified personalities and individuals from civil society.
Missions
The general-interest missions of the FRAC Auvergne are governed by current regulations concerning the “FRAC” label.
The general-interest missions of the Institut d'art contemporain are governed by the regulatory texts in force relating to the “FRAC” label, and are also based on the specifications relating to the “center d'art contemporain d'intérêt national” label (decree of May 5, 2017).
As such, the two associations under the law of 1901 operate within the framework of the provisions set out in :
- Law no. 2016-925 of July 7, 2016 on freedom of creation, architecture and heritage, in particular articles 5 and 57;
- the French Heritage Code, in particular articles L. 116-1, L. 116-2, R.116-1 to R.116-7;
- Decree no. 2017-432 of March 28, 2017 on labels and agreements in the fields of live performance and the visual arts;
- decree no. 2021-979 of July 23, 2021 on the procedure for decommissioning movable cultural property and the deconcentration of individual administrative decisions in the field of culture;
- the decree of May 5, 2017 on the terms of reference for the “center for contemporary art of national interest” label;
- the circular of January 15, 2018 on the application of the labeling system and sustainable agreements in the performing arts and visual arts.
In liaison with public partners (State, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region, and other levels of local authorities) and under the responsibility of the association's president, the management of each establishment will carry out the following missions and activities:
- designing, implementing and monitoring the establishment's artistic and cultural project, which must include close cooperation and shared tools with the other FRAC in the region;
- in consultation and complementarity with the other FRAC in the region:
o define policies for enriching, conserving, disseminating and promoting the collection to the public, both inside and outside the walls;
o draw up and implement the annual exhibition program, the publications program and initiatives to support artists and creative work;
o design and implement a policy for raising awareness and developing the public;
- search for public and private partnerships (financial, in-kind, in skills, etc.) that contribute to the artistic and cultural influence of the establishment in France and abroad (in particular, the IAC will be expected to develop its patronage); development of its own resources;
- administrative and financial management: responsible for drawing up and implementing the establishment's budget;
- staff management and supervision (11 FTE for FRAC Auvergne, 12.6 FTE for IAC);
- implementation of hygiene, health and safety rules in the workplace; management of safety measures for people and property (the Director of FRAC Auvergne will have sole responsibility for ERP safety);
- participation in the development of professional resources for the visual arts sector;
- for the FRAC Auvergne: organization of the move into the new Halle aux Blés building and of the inaugural exhibition; dialogue with the Region concerning international exhibitions outside the FRAC program;
- relations with the Club des Mécènes (FRAC Auvergne); with the Association des Amis de l'Institut d'art contemporain and the Fondation de l'Institut d'art contemporain (IAC);
- for FRAC Auvergne, the management and promotion of collections on the national digital database of public collections of contemporary art Vidéomusem.
Profile required
The candidate will have proven professional experience in managing a cultural establishment in the field of visual arts, and in leading major artistic projects:
- higher education (bac +5); in-depth knowledge of art history and expertise in the contemporary art scene and its networks (regional, national, international), very good general culture ;
- mastery of national and regional cultural policies and their artistic, social and territorial implications;
- ability to translate Board guidelines into operational objectives;
- proven and recognized experience in management, team leadership and social dialogue;
- proven experience and rigor in administrative and budgetary management;
- ability to build projects with local authorities and institutional partners;
- mastery of the artistic and budgetary aspects of setting up and developing projects;
- ability to seek private and public funding;
- sensitivity to the challenges of regional development, cultural democratization and audience development, with a particular focus on young people;
- ability to make proposals to creative players, institutions and public authorities;
- good knowledge of intellectual property in the field of the visual arts and the challenges of conserving public collections ;
- mastery of best practices and professional issues in the visual arts sector;
- ease with public relations and partnerships;
- interpersonal, listening and communication skills;
- good writing and oral expression skills
- fluency in English;
- residence in the Clermont-Ferrand area for the FRAC Auvergne, in the Lyon area for the Institut d'art contemporain.
Hours: full-time.
Driving license required.
International experience appreciated.
Compensation: according to salary scale and experience.
Type of contract: full-time CDI based in the Clermont-Ferrand area for the FRAC Auvergne and in the Lyon area for the Institut d'art contemporain.
Composition of application files
- a curriculum vitae ;
- a covering letter of no more than two pages;
- specifically for candidates to manage the FRAC Auvergne: consideration of the move to the Halle aux Blés;
- specifically for the Institut d'art contemporain: candidates must take into account the desire to rebalance activities in favor of the FRAC's missions.
Procedure
Recruitment will take place as follows:
- pre-selection of candidates on the basis of professional experience and cover letter ;
- shortlisted candidates will be invited to a compulsory site visit (travel expenses paid), and will be provided with a document file containing the last two activity reports, the last two budgets and organizational charts;
- shortlisted candidates will then be invited to draw up and present a preliminary artistic and cultural project, clearly outlining the proposed terms of cooperation between FRAC Auvergne and IAC, in relation to the label's mission statement and specifications, of which they will have been made aware, as well as to the specific expectations of the present call for applications;
- the project will detail, over a maximum of five pages excluding appendices, and ten pages including appendices, in French, the strategic orientations for the consolidation and development of the establishment over the period 2026 -2027 -2028 ;
- shortlisted candidates will then present their project to the jury during an audition. The audition will be held in French.
Composition of the jury
The selection will be made by juries composed of :
For the FRAC Auvergne :
- two representatives of the French State (DRAC/DGCA) ;
- two representatives of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region ;
- the mayor of Clermont-Ferrand or his representative, where the FRAC Auvergne is located, and a representative of the Conseil Départemental du Puy-de-Dôme;
- the President of FRAC Auvergne;
- a representative of the association's board;
- two qualified personalities from outside the region, including a current FRAC director and an artist;
- a representative of IAC / FRAC Rhône-Alpes
For the Institut d'art contemporain:
- two State representatives (DRAC/DGCA);
- two representatives of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region;
- the mayor of Villeurbanne or his representative, where the IAC is located;
- the President of the Institute for Contemporary Art;
- a representative of the association’s office;
- two qualified personalities from outside the region, including a director of FRAC or CACIN and an artist;
- a representative of FRAC Auvergne.
Indicative timing of the recruitment process
- deadline for submission of applications: 30 June.
- Pre-election result: week 7 July
- mandatory visit: around 14 July (travel of paid candidates)
- Submission of written notes: September 15, 2025
- Hearings: October 2025
- desired date of taking up office: January 2026 (at the latest)
Transmission of applications
The application files, cover letter and CV must be sent to the attention of the President of the association (FRAC Auvergne or Institut d'art contemporain), in the form of a dematerialized sending with the object «recruitment direction» (email + attachments) at the following address:
For applications to the FRAC Auvergne:
Florence Furic, Administrator: florence@fracauvergne.com
For IAC applications:
Michaël Faivre, administrator: m.faivre@i-ac.eu
Applications in pairs will be sent to both addresses.
