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L’association HS Projets a pour objet de favoriser les échanges d’idées, de savoir-faire et d’expériences sur les questions relatives au patrimoine, à la création contemporaine et aux dynamiques culturelles extra européennes, ainsi que la mobilité internationale en stimulant la circulation des objets patrimoniaux, des artistes, des créateurs, des professionnels et des chercheurs extra européens. HS_Projets est à l'initiative du Festival International des Textiles Extra ordinaires, un événement internationale naviguant entre Clermont-Ferrand et l'étranger tous les deux ans, coproduit par la Ville de Clermont-Ferrand et le Musée Bargoin de Clermont Auvergne Métropole. L'association porte plusieurs actions, dont les Enfants Ambassadeurs du projet Corail Artefact soutenu par l'artiste Jérémy Gobé, ou encore un projet d'exploitation des fibres de bananiers avec la designer Cécilé N'Diaye
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Biennale textile – Clermont-Ferrand is an international cultural event dedicated to textile art and its ability to reveal the diversity of human cultures. Organised by HS_Projets, a French non-profit association recognised as serving the public interest, the biennale brings together artists, museums and cultural partners from across the world. Every two years, it explores a new theme through exhibitions and public events, connecting textile heritage with contemporary artistic creation.
The 2026–27 edition, themed “Beauté(s),” runs in Clermont-Ferrand from 1 July 2026 to 10 January 2027 and is co-produced with the Musée d’ethnographie de Genève, which will host the biennale in Switzerland in 2027. Its programme includes an international exhibition at the Roger-Quilliot Art Museum, displays across cultural venues, a parade, a ball, workshops and other events. The edition features 120 artists representing 24 nationalities, with activities extending across several departments in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region and to Aubusson. Through international collaboration and community engagement, the biennale aims to encourage new perspectives and support ecological, economic and social exchange through art.
