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2018
The Festival International du Film d’Aubagne, organized by the ALCIME association, is dedicated to the promotion of young cinematographic creation and music composition for film. Its main axes are to favor the emergence of young international talents, to be a...
2018
Le Emie R Roussel Trio s’impose comme un incontournable de la scène jazz actuelle canadienne et connaît depuis 2010 une ascension fulgurante. Formé par Emie R Roussel au piano, Nicolas Bédard à la basse et Dominic Cloutier à la batterie,...
2018
The Festival International de Films de Femmes de Créteil celebrated its 40th anniversary. Rich in all it initiated and built over 40 years, proud of all the French and international directors it discovered, this edition will be a celebration of...
2018
In this feature documentary-musical by Chelsea McMullan, indie singer Rae Spoon takes us on a playful, meditative and at times melancholic journey. Set against majestic images of the infinite expanses of the Canadian Prairies, the film features Spoon crooning about...
2017
Young people’s session, 3 p.m. A musical reading accompanied by projected images with the actress and musician Sylvie Jobert and the Canadian author and illustrator Natali Fortier, featuring her books L’amour, ça vaut le détour (Édition Albin Michel), in which...
2017
Elektra is an international festival of digital art located in Montreal that presents the works of artist who combine art and new technologies. On the international scene, Elektra is an ambassador and exporter of Canadian talent in the digital arts....
2017
After having hosted the duo Saratoga this year on the occasion of the Festival Aurores Montréal, the sixth edition introduces the singer and musician Emile Bilodeau, who will unveil his debut album Rites de passage. It is with much...
2017
The only Parisian festival dedicated to emerging Canadian music scenes, the Festival Aurores Montréal is back for a 5th edition in Paris to introduce the French to the new Canadian musical talents of tomorrow. This new edition will take over...
2017
Artiste issue d’une formation en architecture, passionnée en particulier par l’étude du paysage, Marie-Claire Blais travaille sur le champ du visible comme expression de notre rapport au monde. Entrouvrir, entrevoir, enclore s’organise autour de deux séries de tableaux, entre lesquelles se...
2017
When the Snow Melts Where Will the White Man Go? is an adaptation of the traditional Inuit tale The Skeleton Woman. This performance is a journey, an encounter with a distant world, that of the Inuit people the sound of whose language...
2017
Bellflower brings together eight talented musicians around the singer-songwriter Em Pompa whose refined and poetic compositions give birth to songs that are both powerful and gentle. Labelled orchestral pop, the music is underpinned by rich vocal harmonies and the warmth...
2017
Interrogeant la consommation de masse mais aussi notre relation intime aux objets, l’œuvre de Liz Magor s’incarne dans une recherche fouillée de matériaux tels les textiles, le caoutchouc, le plâtre, le gypse polymérisé et l’assemblage d’éléments manufacturés qu’elle détourne. Présenté...
2017
Journée d’étude sous la direction de Martha Langford et lancement du livre Narratives Unfolding : National Art Histories in an Unfinished World. Quelque part entre le global et le local, la nation est un concept qui perdure. Des histoires de...
2017
Le travail de Donigan Cumming aborde les thèmes du corps, de la vérité et de la fiction, des tabous de la représentation ainsi que celui de l’engagement social. L’œuvre de Cumming dérange. Elle confronte depuis des années le spectateur à...
2017
The early music ensemble La Chamaille is devoted to the vast repertoire of music from the Renaissance and the Baroque period. The group proposes a musical and literary dialogue between Baroque France and New France in Canada. To the sounds...
2017
After having presented in the Canadian artists Rodney Graham (exhibition You Should Be an Artist) and Alan Belcher (solo exhibition) in the spring, the Consortium, which will be celebrating its 40th birthday this year, once again puts the spotlight on...
2017
The Festival Ciné Alter’Natif pays tribute to First National cinema in all its diversity. For this 8th edition, Canada is the guest of honour with a special “Inuit” evening and the project-debate of the film Angry Inuk, directed by Alethea...
2017
Founded in 1951 by Célia Franca and based in Toronto, the National Ballet of Canada is one of the most prestigious companies in the country. Its repertoire is both classical and contemporary. At the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées in Paris,...
2017
On the occasion of the Semaine des Cultures Étrangères organized by the FICEP, the Canadian Cultural Centre proposes a concert of classical music by the Trio Khnopff. After their studies in the most prestigious European establishments, Stéphanie Salmin, Sadie Fields...
2017
An introductory Inuktitut workshop. The members of the Association Inuksuk – Espace Culturel Inuit propose an introduction to the language and writing system of the Inuit of the Canadian Arctic. Beginners welcome. This workshop is part of the Passeport pour...
2017
For its 30th anniversary, L’Estival will feature free performances by 30 artists on stage and in the streets of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Poissy, Le Vésinet and Le Pecq. For the Canadian programming, Moran, who visited the Canadian Cultural Centre last year, will...
2017
Exposition du 22 septembre au 12 novembre. Vernissage le jeudi 21 septembre à 18h – Entrée libre Visite guidée, en anglais, en présence des artistes et commissaires, à 17h sur réservation : reservation@canada-culture.org Commissaires : Catherine Bédard et Stephen Bulger...
2017
Unique in Europe, the Dieppe Canadian Film Festival represents Canadian Anglophone and Francophone cinema with an official selection of feature films. A special evening about the history of Canada and its ties with Dieppe is organized in parallel with ceremonies...
2017
La vocation du Festival est de faire découvrir la diversité et la richesse de la Langue des Signes à travers le théâtre en langue des signes mais aussi des créations bilingues (français /LSF) et des performances visuelles comme la danse, le cirque, le mime, les...
2017
After a residency at the Domaine de Kerguéhennec in 2016, Jocelyne Alloucherie pursues her work by creating a specific setting for the upper floor of the Château de Kerguéhennec, inviting the visitor to enter a narrative structure combining photographs, volumes...
2017
Over the summer of 2017, les Abattoirs will be bringing together nine artists who use animation as their tool to defy our conceptions of reality. This exceptional exhibition will show works from Ed Atkins, Antoine Catala, Ian Cheng, Kate Cooper, Josh...
2017
Within the framework of the Quinzaine des Fiertés LGBT (June 9th to 29th, 2017), the Embassy of Canada in France and the Inter-LGBT will host a roundtable on defending the rights LGBTQ2 people against discrimination and violence based on sexual...
2017
6 pm–midnight, Esplanade des Invalides – Paris For the sixth consecutive year, takes over the Esplanade des Invalides with Nuit Boréale, one of the most popular events at the Fête de la Musique in Paris. For this new edition, Nuit Boréale...
2017
The Russians (photographs) Taking his inspiration in the early 20th Century work of Sergeii Prokudin-Gorskii, the Russian pioneer of colour photography, Addad Hannah traveled to Russia in the summer of 2010 to begin recording small slivers of Russian life in videos...
2017
(Français) Centre Pompidou - Paris 2017
2017
John Ralston Saul, essayiste et romancier canadien, a été président de PEN International de 2009 à 2015. Ses œuvres ont été traduites en 28 langues dans 37 pays. En plus de ces cinq romans, Saul est connu pour deux volets...
2017
With Dioramas, the Palais de Tokyo invites visitors to discover an unexpected source of inspiration for contemporary artists: the diorama. The exhibition deconstructs the history of the gaze, at the crossroads of history, art history, cinema, the stage, folk and...