At CHAPEAU DE ZINC ET BOTTE DE CUIVRE, we value every interaction and are committed to providing clear and helpful guidance to anyone interested in our association, our artistic programs, or our cultural initiatives. Whether you are an artist seeking to collaborate, a student interested in workshops, or simply someone curious about our activities, we welcome your inquiries.
Our Location
You are warmly invited to visit our association in person to learn more about our projects, view our work, or discuss collaboration opportunities. Our physical presence allows us to foster a deeper connection with our visitors and participants, giving you the opportunity to experience firsthand the creative environment we nurture.
Address:
13 RUE Pierre d’Aragon
31200 Toulouse, France
Visiting us provides the chance to:
- Explore our current exhibitions and artistic projects.
- Meet our team members who coordinate workshops, events, and cultural programs.
- Discuss potential partnerships, collaborations, or participation in our initiatives.
- Learn more about printmaking, writing, book creation, and other creative disciplines we support.
We recommend scheduling your visit in advance via email to ensure that our team is available to guide you and provide all necessary information.
Contact by Email
For those who are unable to visit us in person, or for inquiries that require documentation or detailed responses, email is the most efficient way to reach us. We strive to respond promptly and provide comprehensive guidance tailored to your needs.
Email: contact@ch-zbc.sbs
When contacting us by email, please include the following details for a faster and more accurate response:
- Your full name and affiliation (if applicable).
- The reason for your inquiry (e.g., collaboration, workshop participation, exhibition inquiry, general questions).
- Any relevant background information or attachments that may help us understand your request.
Our team carefully reviews each email, and we aim to respond within a reasonable timeframe. We encourage clear and detailed messages so that we can provide precise answers and guidance.
Why Contact Us?
Reaching out to CHAPEAU DE ZINC ET BOTTE DE CUIVRE opens the door to many opportunities:
- Collaboration: We work with artists, writers, educators, and cultural institutions to create dynamic projects.
- Educational Opportunities: Discover workshops, lectures, and programs designed to promote artistic learning and personal growth.
- Event Participation: Get updates on exhibitions, book launches, printmaking demonstrations, and other cultural events.
- Cultural Exchange: Connect with a community that values artistic dialogue, experimentation, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Every email or visit is treated as a meaningful opportunity to exchange ideas and strengthen our collective artistic environment.
Important Notes for Visitors and Correspondents
- Please note that we do not operate social media accounts. All updates, information, and communications are conducted directly through email or in-person interactions.
- There is no online contact form; written communication via email or personal visits are the only official channels for inquiries.
- For any inquiries regarding workshops, exhibitions, partnerships, or general information, providing detailed information in your email will help us respond efficiently.
- We are committed to maintaining a professional and welcoming environment for every visitor, and we appreciate respectful communication in all interactions.
Commitment to Our Community
At CHAPEAU DE ZINC ET BOTTE DE CUIVRE, contact is more than just a way to exchange information—it is a bridge between creativity and community. By reaching out, you become part of a network that promotes artistic experimentation, collaboration, and cultural dialogue. Whether your interest lies in visual arts, printmaking, writing, or book creation, we are eager to share our knowledge, experiences, and passion for culture with you.
We look forward to welcoming you in person or assisting you through email correspondence. Every inquiry contributes to the growth of a dynamic, creative, and socially engaged artistic community.