Born in 1994, the Hartung-Bergman Foundation is the result of the lives and wishes of two very important painters of the 20th century: Hans Hartung (1904-1989) and Anna-Eva Bergman (1909-1987). Very few institutions in France and abroad have managed to preserve in their unity spaces for pictorial creations, the creations themselves, and the memory of a daily life on the same spot. Thanks to Hans Hartung and Anna-Eva Bergman, such an opportunity is possible. It allows for a truly immersive experience in the creative process. This process is conducted, in Bergman’s case as in Hartung’s, by a quest for the absolute, based on the perfect mastery of simple and essential elements: rhythms, colours, materials, lights.

Vue du bâtiment d’accueil © Claire Dorn
Vue du bâtiment d’accueil © Claire Dorn
L’Atelier d’Hans Hartung © Stanislas Valroff
L’Atelier d’Hans Hartung © Stanislas Valroff

Born in 1994, the Hartung-Bergman Foundation is the result of the lives and wishes of two very important painters of the 20th century: Hans Hartung (1904-1989) and Anna-Eva Bergman (1909-1987). Very few institutions in France and abroad have managed to preserve in their unity spaces for pictorial creations, the creations themselves, and the memory of a daily life on the same spot. Thanks to Hans Hartung and Anna-Eva Bergman, such an opportunity is possible. It allows for a truly immersive experience in the creative process. This process is conducted, in Bergman’s case as in Hartung’s, by a quest for the absolute, based on the perfect mastery of simple and essential elements: rhythms, colours, materials, lights.

Programme

Hans Hartung, T1964-R15, 1964, vynilique sur toile, 130 x 380 cm
Hans Hartung, T1964-R15, 1964, vynilique sur toile, 130 x 380 cm
Terry Haass, Vision intérieure, 1960, burin, eau-forte, aquatinte en noir, 49 x 31 cm (60,5 x 50 cm), Madeleine Lacourière éditeur, Paris, Lacourière et Frélaut imprimeur, Paris
Terry Haass, Vision intérieure, 1960, burin, eau-forte, aquatinte en noir, 49 x 31 cm (60,5 x 50 cm), Madeleine Lacourière éditeur, Paris, Lacourière et Frélaut imprimeur, Paris
Anna-Eva Bergman, N°19-1981 Double horizon, 1981, acrylique et feuille de métal sur toile, 97 x 162 cm
Anna-Eva Bergman, N°19-1981 Double horizon, 1981, acrylique et feuille de métal sur toile, 97 x 162 cm
Vue de l'atelier Hans Hartung © Stanislas Valroff
Vue de l'atelier Hans Hartung © Stanislas Valroff

Sharing the sensory

This exhibition tells the story of the friendly, artistic and even moral complicity between Anna-Eva Bergman (1909-1987), Hans Hartung (1904-1989) and Terry Haass (1923-2016). Struck by the tragedies of history, they demonstrated unprecedented faith and self-sacrifice in the cause of creation. Through works, archives and photographs, discover a friendship over which time had no hold.

Access

Fondation Hartung-Bergman
173 chemin du Valbosquet
06600 Antibes
+33 (0)4 93 33 45 92
fondationhartungbergman.fr

Closing to the public on September 29.
Reopening in May 2024.

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PLACES TO DISCOVER

• Stroll along the coast between Théoule and St Raphael on the route du Trayas: "Roches rouges" (Red Rocks)
• Visit the exotic garden of Eze
• Visit and make your own perfume at theFragonard factory
• Stroll through the Provencal market in old Antibes
• Visit the Lérins Islands in Cannes: Sainte Marguerite island and Sainte Honorat island with Lérins abbey
• Visit the Cours Saleya flower market in Nice

PLACES TO EAT

Le Petit Fouet, in Mougin village: brasserie serving local and seasonal specialities
Chez Jules, in old Antibes: local specialities and their own vegetable garden in Villeneuve Loubet
La Guinguette, in the old town of Antibes: local, seasonal produce, lovely terrace in the heart of the old town
Gusto, in old Antibes: typical Italian pizzas for a quick bite to eat
Vezziano Bakery : one of the best pissaladières in the region, according to the people of Antibes
• Socas and Pan Bagnats stands during market days on Cours Saleya, Nice