Résonance events

FRAGILES REALITES

Rendez-vous Cinexpo, Ciné Malraux

VIVIAN MAIER, Une très célèbre inconnue

The philosopher Dominique Bourg will be the guest of honor of this second conference of the Adaptabilis cycle, on the question of the habitability of the planet.

Some consequences of global warming are now irreversible: glaciers are receding and are doomed to disappear, the level of the oceans is rising, the climate is changing and humanity is undeniably responsible. Faced with this clear observation, what are the individual and collective behaviors to adopt to bequeath to future generations a habitable planet?

Co-creation by Jo-AnnA Bruckner and Vincent Bonnier
Multidisciplinary artistic performance (45’)
In a silent dance where everyone is invited to take their place, a nurse, a patient and a hospital question and materialize the relationship between the patient and the caregiver.

Exposition des trois artistes féminines Juli About, Natalie Lanson et Catherine Mainguy.

This is an exhibition of two resident artists of the Usine: Sophie BRUNIES, ceramist, and Khwezi STRYDOM, painter. A series of 7 ceramic pieces, made in collaboration, will be presented during this event.
As well as 2 ceramic pieces by Sophie BRUNIES.
Khwezi STRYDOM will exhibit a series of paintings made during his Brussels residence at SAFFCA (South African Foundation For Contemporary Art).

This is an exhibition of two resident artists of the Usine: Sophie BRUNIES, ceramist, and Khwezi STRYDOM, painter.
A series of 7 ceramic pieces, made in collaboration, will be presented during this event.
As well as 2 ceramic pieces by Sophie BRUNIES.
Khwezi STRYDOM will exhibit a series of paintings made during his Brussels residence at SAFFCA (South African Foudation For Contemporary Art).

Discover the biggest private French hotglass workshop

POLTRED offers you a Masterclass with Romain Bagnard exhibited as part of the Resonance program of the Biennale de Lyon. The theme: the street portrait.

Ceramic is a very strong material, yet delicate and breakable. Julia Huteau experiments and plays around with its physical properties, testing its feasibility, checking on its limits, playing with its scale, its balance, its capacity to imply movement and to react to light.

Ceramic is a very strong material, yet delicate and breakable. Julia Huteau experiments and plays around with its physical properties, testing its feasibility, checking on its limits, playing with its scale, its balance, its capacity to imply movement and to react to light.