Mazarine commits to having a positive impact on the world surrounding us. Every year, Mazarine supports artistic, cultural and social projets by involving its teams and initiating actions.
Mazarine supports and commits to contemporary art
Mazarine commits to artists of the contemporary scene through the patronage of unique exhibitions. In 2014, Mazarine supports British artist Mark Handforth with the production of new artworks, displayed for the first time at the Studio des Acacias.
In 2016, Mazarine is a patron of the Monumenta Exhibition, where Chinese artist Huang Yong Ping explores a new vision of today's world transformations. In 2017, Mazarine supports the choreographer Benjamin Millepied in the conception of an immersive experience, co-created with American artist Barbara Kruger. In 2018, Mazarine sponsors the artist Laure Prouvost, representative of France at the 2019 Venice Biennale.
"Mazarine supports artists of the new contemporary scene so that all forms of creative expressions flourish."
In 2021, Studio des Acacias by Mazarine welcomes "SOUKHOS" exhibition by Raphaël Barontini, to present the result of his LVMH Métiers d’Art residency. In October 2021, Reiffers Art Initiatives foundation presented, with the support of Mazarine Group, the inaugural exhibition of its mentorship program "NO APOLOGIES" by Kenny Dunkan, under the mentorship of Rashid Johnson, at Studio des Acacias by Mazarine.
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Mazarine supports and commits to social and humanitarian causes
Since 2006, Mazarine, Numéro and La Mode en Images teams organize voluntarily a charity gala dinner in favour of the children of Rwanda, whose benefits are donated to the AEM association (The Friends of the Children of the World).
"People are at the heart of our actions: Mazarine mobilizes and works in favor of charitable and humanitarian actions."
Since 2017, the group's teams organise voluntarily the charity dinner "Sauvez la Vie", for the fight against cancer and neurological illnesses, the funds being donated to the Paris Descartes Foundation. Mazarine teams have initiated the project "Sneakers like Jay-Z's": a collection of texts and photographies exploring the social function of clothes for the refugees arriving in France. Several exhibitions displayed the work, the collected funds were donated to Emmaüs Solidarité. The group also supports with a yearly donation the Necker hospital's Imagine Institute for the research of children’s genetic diseases.
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