Programmes

Through its new boutique, Fondation H offers objects developed in collaboration with local businesses and designers. More than a simple retail area, this space is intended as a showcase for local creation, highlighting the work of Malagasy creators a

The goal of this virtual mediatheque is to retrace past events, artist residences, visits by curators and personalities from the local and international cultural and artistic scene.

As part of its mission to support the Malagasy art scene, Fondation H offers visual artists a free 54 m² studio, the Atelier, available several times a year for two-month periods.

The Fondation H library is the country's first dedicated to art and culture. Together, the library and virtual media library offer a wide selection of books, and a vast collection of multimedia content.

The artist residency program set up by Fondation H in Antananarivo is closely linked to current and future exhibitions, on invitation from the curators and Fondation H.

Fondation H has been developing and producing publications since 2020, playing an active role in disseminating artistic knowledge related to Africa, the Indian Ocean and the diaspora.

Since its creation, Fondation H has been consolidating a contemporary art collection that focuses largely on african artists and its diaspora.

Fondation H also organizes free events for the general public in conjunction with current exhibitions, such as 'les samedis de la Fondation H' and tri-annual public programmes.

Rooted in the desire to widen access to art in the countries where it has a presence, Fondation H seeks to inspire the younger generation, making the entirety of its expertise available to them.

Mizaha Paris is a residency and exhibition program dedicated to artists from the African continent and its diaspora that takes place at parisian space of Fondation H since its creation in 2020.

Since its creation in 2017, Prix Paritana has been supporting the malagasy art scene (artists of malagasy nationality and artists living in Madagascar) by organizing a contemporary art prize that is awarded to three artists each year.

Ainga was launched in April 2022 by Fondation H and aims to provide Indian Ocean artists with a solid theoretical and practical basis to plan and develop their artistic career.