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2018
Opera Atelier Toronto is back at Opéra Royal of Versailles and will present the hunting opera in six scenes, Actéon by Marc-Antoine Charpentier, composed in 1684 and the ballet act, Pygmalion by Jean-Philippe Rameau, composed in 1748. Two performances directed by Marshall...
2018
Curator : Stéphanie Moisdon For his first solo exhibition at an institution, Mathieu Malouf, (b. 1984 in Montreal, lives and works in New York) presents a group of paintings and sculptures retracing the last five years of his production as well...
2018
Hichem Khalfa concert, as part of Jazzycolors Festival, initially planned on Tuesday 20 November at 20:00 has been canceled. As part of Festival Jazzycolors, Hichem Khalfa takes us through a modern sound created by the mix of influences: sometimes...
2018
As part of the Jazzycolors Festival, Jean-Philippe Sylvestre’s classical programme will include some pieces by Gershwin and other composers who will bring in a jazzy touch to this recital. In 2008, Jean-Philippe Sylvestre received the highest award granted by the...
2018
In the presence of Marcel Jean, director of the Cinémathèque Québécoise and artistic director of the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. The Canadian Cultural Centre is launching an annual partnership with the Cinémathèque Québécoise focusing on animation. For 16 years,...
2018
As part of Paris Photo, the Canadian Cultural Centre will be open on Saturday, November 10 from 10:00 to 18:00. Discover Maria Hupfield’s exhibition The One Who Keeps on Giving.
2018
With her warm-timbred voice, Lithuanian-born Indré reached the semi-final of the prestigious Shure Montreux Jazz Voice Competition 2016. She started out at the jazz school in Vilnius as part of an a cappella group, and her polyphonic training allowed her...
2018
Young Bérénice Einberg, whom everything swallows, is the heroine of Réjean Ducharme’s L’Avalée des avalés, the author’s first published work and a cult novel. Bérénice Einberg lives with her parents and a brother she loves on an island in suburban...
2018
In a special concert at the Salle Pleyel, Pierre Lapointe will be presenting his latest album, La Science du cœur. His lyrics go straight to the heart and soul, inviting us into his world, one without artifice or shame. His...
2018
Random Recipe celebrates it 10th anniversary with Distractions, a resolutely independent third album that was crowdfunded and inspired by the hundreds of concerts played on several continents. Now a trio, the group strongly reaffirms its off-the-wall musical identity thanks to...
2018
In the presence of Jean-Michaël Lavoie, conductor and artistic director of Ars Nova, and of composer Jean-François Laporte As part of the exceptional partnership that brings together the Canadian Cultural Centre and Ars Nova throughout the year, the French instrumental...
2018
Founded in 1963, Ars Nova is the oldest French contemporary music ensemble. Since the beginning of this year, Canadian composer Jean-Michaël Lavoie has been the ensemble’s artistic director. The evening will take a form different from a traditional concert. It...
2018
This year, the 47th edition of the Festival d’Automne in Paris will feature a portrait of the Canadian composer Claude Vivier. Vivier (1948–1983), whose work is still-little known in France, had been close to Karlheinz Stockhausen and Gérard Grisey. He...
2018
Opening Tuesday September 25, 2018, from 6.00 pm to 8.30 pm (last entrance 8:00 pm) as part of the Semaine des Cultures Étrangères. At 7.00 pm, performance by Maria Hupfield with Nive Nielsen, Inuk artist, singer and actress from Greenland...
2018
As part of Maria Hupfield’s exhibition, The One Who Keeps On Giving, which opens on September 25, and the performance in collaboration with Greenlandic Inuk artist Nive Nielsen (and her group, The Deer Children), Claire Astier has devised a series...
2018
Hailing from Nuuk, Greenland, Nive Nielsen – an Inuk songwriter, musician, singer and actress – has a connection to Canada, where she studied anthropology. She also stands up for the Indigenous traditions of the Far North, from which she draws...
2018
The ninth edition of Festival America gives pride of place to Canada and its literature, inviting thirty or so Anglophone and Francophone Canadian authors, including Patrick deWitt, Iain Reid, Guy Vanderhaeghe, Nicolas Dickner, Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette, Naomi Fontaine, Nancy Huston and...
2018
The American-Canadian photographer Dave Heath, who died in Toronto in 2016, holds a unique place in the history of American photography and was influenced by Eugene W. Smith and the masters of the Chicago school. In the 1950s, he was...
2018
Their musical vocabulary and improvisational style firmly place the musicians of Misc in the jazz tradition. This does not stop them from drawing on elements of pop and rock. These influences, which have marked a new generation of jazzmen, find...
2018
Curators: Céline Kopp and Etienne Bernard Through the asperities of an untranslatable title that is pronounced differently to how it is written, À Cris Ouverts aims to place itself beyond a dominant – orthodox – vision of the economy and...
2018
Young Bérénice Einberg, whom everything swallows, is the heroine of Réjean Ducharme’s L’Avalée des avalés, the author’s first published work and a cult novel. Bérénice Einberg lives with her parents and a brother she loves on an island in suburban...
2018
How are the sense of wonder, ability to invent worlds, and childhood fears and anxieties constructed and are they determined by context?The exhibition Encore un jour banane pour le poisson-rêve, after the modified title of a short story by J....
2018
Cameron Crozman is one of the most renowned cellists in Canada and performs around the world in prestigious venues including the Shanghai Oriental Art Centre, the Philharmonie de Paris and the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. Playing the “Bonjour” Stradivarius...
2018
Memory and textile intertwine in the work of the artist Carole Simard-Laflamme. The artist’s experimentation with textile techniques has led her to reflect on the relationships between humans and their environment. Her monumental and poetic installation, made of fragments of...
2018
Galerie Jérôme Poggi is dedicating a fifth solo exhibition to the Canadian artist Kapwani Kiwanga, a recent winner of the Frieze Artist Award. In her most recent works, Kiwanga uses her social sciences training to elaborate remarkable research projects in...
2018
Centre culturel canadien / Institut national d’histoire de l’art / Archives de la critique d’art An exceptional cultural diplomacy partnership on the occasion of the reopening of the Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris On May 17, the Canadian Cultural Centre...
2018
Organized by the Forum des Instituts Culturels Étrangers à Paris, the sixth edition of the Nuit de la Littérature invites you to discover twenty or so authors. The Canadian Cultural Centre will be participating in this event with the Canadian...
2018
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2018
Discover the new Canadian Cultural Centre at 130 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Paris, 8th arrondissement, the inaugural exhibition of the work of Kent Monkman, the art projects integrated into the architecture and the works of Global A airs Canada presented...
2018
Beauty and the Beasts / La Belle et la Bête launches the programming of the reopened Canadian Cultural Centre, now located at 130 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. The exhibition is the fruit of the...
2018
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2018
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