Eric De Chassey at the Head of the Beaux-Arts De Paris : an Appointment in Mined Field

The art historian, until now at the head of the National Institute of Art History, is appointed director of the school, in the midst of a crisis in the face of a campus project that would call into question its singularity.

The current director of the Institut national de l'histoire de l'art takes the orders of a School of Fine Arts mobilized against a project of rapprochement with the École d'architecture Paris-Malaquais. He will have to decide quickly on this explosive subject.