Team and board
— Director: Victorine Grataloup
— Administrative and financial director: Florence Gosset
— Head of the exhibitions, residents and associate artists programs: Camille Ramanana Rahary
— Intern: Anouck Nouvel Papaïconomou (programs assistant)
Board
The Board is composed of:
— Marianne Berger-Laleix (Deputy General Director of the Palais de Tokyo, Paris), President,
— Alice Malinge (Head of Audiences at Frac Bretagne, Rennes), Treasurer,
— Maxime Guitton (Head of Programming and Research, Beaux-Arts de Marseille – INSEAMM), Secretary,
— Saïd Berkane (Secretary General of Villa Noailles, Hyères), Board Member,
— Claude Eigan (Artist, Marseille), Board Member,
— as well as one representative appointed by each local authority and by the State, all of which fund the association and sit as ex officio members: the Regional Director of Cultural Affairs for Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, Edward de Lumley; the President of the Regional Council of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, Renaud Muselier; the President of the Departmental Council of the Bouches-du-Rhône, Martine Vassal; and
the Deputy Mayor of Marseille for Culture, Jean-Marc Coppola.
Regular collaborators of the Friche la Belle de Mai team (in alphabetical order)
— Jean-Cristophe Blanc, Aude Bourhis, Elsa Gasnault, Rachid Hogas, Charlotte Kinon, Agathe Mirafiore, Marjorie Nastro, Mathias Richard, Varduhi Sahagian, Souvenir Sitty Bahiya, Annabelle Verhaeghe, Pauline Wable, exhibition reception agents
— Simon Bryckaert, Matthieu Girard, Thomas Meysson, Reinier Sagel, technical team for setting up and dismantling exhibitions
— Pauline Coutant, director of communications and audiences
— Lucie Duriez, director of production and cultural development
— Céline Emas Jarousseau, responsible for visual arts
— John Girard, general exhibition manager
— Susana Monteiro, action manager cultural
— Giulia Novelli, reception and hospitality manager
— David Soriano, reception & ticketing team leader
— Mia Suau, Losseni Toure, reception and ticketing staff
— Marine Tesseyre, Capucine Tible, mediators cultural
Former employees (in chronological order)
— Sandra Patron (Triangle France, 1998-2007)
— Nadine Maurice (Triangle France, 1999-2012)
— Valérie Horwitz (Triangle France, 2000-2001)
— Augustin Pineau (Triangle France, 2000)
— Akim Ayouche (Astérides, 2001-2002)
— Lydia Scappini (Astérides, 2001-2004)
— John Scott (Astérides, 2003-2004)
— Frédérique Gobert (Triangle France, 2003-2010)
— Erika Negrel (Triangle France, 2003-2004, 2007-2008)
— Guillemette Naessens (Astérides, 2004)
— Dorothée Dupuis (Triangle France, 2007-2012)
— Emilie Franco (Triangle France, 2009-2011)
— Sandro Della Noce (Triangle France, 2009-2010)
— Nadia Boursin Piraud (Triangle France, 2009-2013)
— Mathilde Guyon (Triangle France, 2009-2016)
— Emilie Lacombe (Triangle France, 2010-2011)
— Marjorie Hervé (Triangle France, 2011-2012)
— Elodie Lecuiller (Triangle France, 2011-2013)
— Vincent Drouhot (Triangle France, 2010-2011)
— Thomas Royer (Triangle France, 2012-2012)
— Mourad Messoubeur (Triangle France, 2012-2014)
— Cynthia Albisser (Triangle France, 2012-2017)
— Céline Kopp (Triangle France, 2012-2022)
— Margot Schaaff (Triangle France, 2013)
— Vincent Lucarne (Triangle France, 2013)
— Saray Vattani (Triangle France, 2013)
— Olivier Lemort (Triangle France, 2013-2015)
— Chloé Curci (Triangle France, 2013-2015)
— Mike Ben Hadj (Triangle France, 2014)
— Héloise Beaufils (Astérides, 2014-2015)
— Manon Keraudren (Triangle France, 2014-2016)
— Mourad Messoubeur (Triangle France, 2014-2015)
— Marine Ricard (Triangle France, 2015-2017)
— Amélie Claude (Triangle France, 2015-2016)
— Claire Tichadou (Triangle France, 2015-2016)
— Valentin Mauté (Astérides, 2016)
— Laetitia Toulout (Triangle France, 2016-2017)
— Guilhem Monceaux (Triangle France, 2016-2018)
— Anne Marchis Mouren (Triangle France, 2016-2018)
— Marie de Gaulejac (Astérides puis Triangle-Astérides, 2017-2024)
— Aurélia Defrance (Triangle France, 2018 puis 2019-2020)
— Fréderic Blancart (Triangle France puis Triangle-Astérides, 2018-2022)
— Adélie de Soumagnat (2022)