2019
The Ironwood Quartet is made up of four dynamic and passionate Canadian musicians: Jessica Linnebach and Carissa Klopoushak (violins), David Marks (viola), and Julia MacLaine (cello), a quartet of curious musicians whose home base is Canada’s National Arts Centre. During...
2019
A conversation between Canadian artist Hazel Meyer and Canadian curator Christine Shaw about the TAKE CAREexhibition presented at Ferme du Buisson until 21 July 2019. This talk by Meyer and Shaw will pivot on a line from a poem by...
2019
Meeting with Canadian artist Jeneen Frei Njootli and Julie Pellegrin, Director of the Centre d’art contemporain de la Ferme du Buisson, upon the Take Care exhibition presented at Ferme du Buisson until 21 July 2019. In her presentation, Jeneen Frei Njootli...
2019
Canada’s National Arts Centre Orchestra continues its 50th Anniversary European Tour, led by renowned Music Director Alexander Shelley, in Paris. The National Arts Centre is taking over La Seine Musicale with, on Friday 17, at 8:30 p.m. Life Reflected, a...
2019
Singer/pianist Elizabeth Shepherd started her international career in 2006 with her first album Start to Move, selected by BBC Radio Worldwide as one of the best jazz records of the year. Her five records to follow were widely acclaimed by...
2019
Now in its 4th year and having become a reference in its field, Performance Day offers an original approach to the notion of care in echo with the Take Care exhibition. Artists from various horizons, among them the Canadian Hazel...
2019
Digital Gothic is a collective exhibition bringing together young international artists around the theme of the “Goth” movement and Dark Romanticism in the era of Internet, time acceleration, neo-liberal capitalism and soft fascism. This exhibition will display, among others, works...
2019
What is a newspaper? What is a magazine? How do you compose a cover? After an introduction to children’s periodicals and their various creative stages, the children will be invited to make their own magazine title page on the theme...
2019
What is a newspaper? What is a magazine? How do you compose a cover? After an introduction to children’s periodicals and their various creative stages, the children will be invited to make their own magazine title page on the theme...
2019
What is a newspaper? What is a magazine? How do you compose a cover? After an introduction to children’s periodicals and their various creative stages, the children will be invited to make their own magazine title page on the theme...
2019
Throughout her career, from Vancouver to Toronto via South Africa and many other countries, Zaki Ibrahim has oscillated between music genres — jazz, house, soul, hip-hop, 80s electro-funk and the synth pop of today. The Canadian artist is known for...
2019
Opening Thursday April 18, 2019 from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (last entrance 20:00) Guided tour with the artist at 17 p.m. (by reservation) The most recent photographs and watercolors of Canadian artist Elaine Stocki are brought together here for the first...
2019
Canadian trumpetist and composer Rachel Therrien is one of the most promising jazz musicians of her generation. Renowned for her personal touch and her inspiration drawing from trad jazz, Afro-Latino music and progressive rock, Rachel is a top-notch versatile and...
2019
Since the release of her first solo album, Apprentie guerrière (2012), named Alternative Album of the year at the Felix Awards, Fanny Bloom has embodied a Canadian trend of pop music attuned to its times–both melancholy and spirited. With Pan...
2019
In the International Year Indigeneous Languages, come and discover the Canadian film Indian Horse! Adapted from Richard Wagamese’s award-winning novel, this moving and inspiring drama produced by Clint Eastwood, sheds light on the dark history of Canada’s residential schools and the...
2019
Promiscuous Rooms brings to the fore Bool’s current research on a series of erotic drawings made by Le Corbusier in Algeria during the 1930s. These coincided with the initial stages of the architect’s urban plan designs aimed at transforming Algiers...
2019
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2019
Riit (Rita Claire Mike-Murphy) was raised in Panniqtuq, Nunavut and has begun to make a name for herself across the North with her unique voice. She is part of the youth music movement in Nunavut and has shared the stage with...
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2019
In modernity one finds the first indicators of the appearance in force of contradictory desires, associated to several behaviours still adopted today: the desire to see and to be seen, betraying the desire to affirm oneself and to be known....
2019
Possessed of a powerful, slightly gritty singing voice and an ear for catchy melodies, Amanda won a 2014 Canadian Folk Music Award for Aboriginal Songwriter of the Year and was nominated for a Juno. Rheaume has released four albums Holding...
2019
The Canadian Cultural Centre is pleased to present Shannon Bool’s first solo exhibition in France. Bool is an internationally recognized contemporary artist based in Berlin. Produced by the Musée d’art de Joliette, the exhibition is enriched in Paris by several...
2019
The Clermont Ferrand International Short Film Festival is the world’s largest film event dedicated to short films. This 41st Clermont Filmfest will highlight Canadian cinematography by presenting a special Canada focus in 6 programmes including a large retrospective that will...
2019
For its first Night of Ideas, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites the public on a journey to the extremes under the theme Blowing Hot and Cold: Climate Change and New Alliances. Through a narrative of exceptional experiences that take place...
2019
The Canadian Embassy in France invites you to a lecture entitled “Savoir-faire, Savoirs verts, Changements climatiques et autochtones dans le Nord du Canada (“Know-How, Green Knowledge, Climate Change and Aboriginal People in Canada’s North”)” by Jocelyn Joe-Strack, Daqualama, Consultant Sub-Arctic Research and...
2019
In partnership with Baïka Magazine, the Centre culturel canadien proposes a children’s workshop for making totem poles inspired from West Coast First Nations. After a short introduction to Haïdas’ traditions, every child builds up its own totem. The equipment will...
2019
A few notes are enough to draw you into Charles-Antoine Gosselin’s world, suspended beyond time. Following in the steps of such as Neil Young and Nick Drake, the Quebec-born singer takes us on a journey from intimacy to wide horizons...
2019
Now in its 6th year, the Festival du film canadien de Dieppe will take place from 27 to 31 March 2019. One of a kind in Europe, this festival showcases both English-speaking and French-speaking Canadian films. This year, it will...
2019
The unmissable meeting place of contemporary cinema and art, the Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin will be held in Paris from 5 to 10 March 2019. This year, it shines a light on two important figures of the Canadian art scene: artist...
2019
Through the Take Care exhibition presented at Ferme du Buisson, ten artists including Canadians Stephanie Comilang, Jeneen Frei Njootli, Sheena Hoszko, Kwentong Bayan Collective, Hazel Meyer & Cait McKinney, and Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory invite us to reflect about how art,...
2019
Rayannah bends noise into music by running voice, breath, synth and percussion through loop pedals. Underscored by intricate beat-making, her evocative lyrics in French and English rise above dense soundscapes, pulling listeners into a world both dark and sweet. Born...
2019
This multidisciplinary event is part of an exceptional partnership between the Canadian Cultural Centre and Ars Nova, the extraordinary French musical ensemble led by Canadian conductor Jean-Michaël Lavoie. Ars Nova invites us to a multisensorial concert and opens the doors...
2019
In the presence of Gérard Le Chêne, Director of the Vues d’Afrique Festival. Created in Montreal in 1985, Vues d’Afrique has become the foremost festival disseminating cultural content and in particular audiovisual productions about Africa, Creole countries and their diasporas....