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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...
2017
The Association Française d’Études Canadiennes (AFEC), in collaboration with the Laboratoire de Recherche sur les Cultures Anglophones (LARCA) of the Université Paris-Diderot and the Embassy of Canada in Paris, is organizing an international congress to explore the evolution of Canada...
2017
Le Consortium has invited Rodney Graham to exhibit his work in Burgundy wine country on the famous lands of the Domaine de la Romanée Conti. In the former vat room of the Prince de Conti – an eighteenth-century building –...
2017
Une conférence de Marc André Bernier, professeur de littérature française à l’Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières. Madame d’Arconville (1720-1805) est une auteure polygraphe dont les ouvrages se sont succédé au gré d’une activité aussi foisonnante qu’éclectique. Femme de lettres, elle cultive presque...
2017
PART II : Meet Jean-Yves Clément on June 6th at the Canadian Cultural Centre On the occasion of the celebrations of the 85th anniversary of the birth of Glenn Gould, the Canadian Cultural Centre welcomes Jean-Yves Clément, author of Glenn Gould...
2017
Les éditions Paulsen et le Centre culturel canadien de Paris ont le plaisir de vous convier à une discussion avec Alexandre Trudeau, à l’occasion de la parution de son récit En Chine et du passage de l’auteur en France. Alexandre Trudeau, réalisateur...
2017
PART I : Meet Jean-Yves Clément with two dialogues. First part with Manuel Brossé, lecturer in musicology at Université Paris – Sorbonne, and a second part with French cellist Henri Demarquette. A l’occasion des célébrations du 85ème anniversaire de la naissance de...
2017
Exceptional opening for the European Night of Museums of the exhibition The Sleeping Green. Un no man’s land 100 ans après de Dianne Bos. Lecture at 7 pm : World War One and Canadian Literature By Harry Vandervlist ( University...
2017
Then came Médée. When Marc-Antoine Charpentier could finally compose a tragic opera, and have it performed in Paris, in 1693, it was both a high point and a testament. After spending so many years spent prevented from playing anything else...
2017
Tales from the Far North by Nathalie Krajcik and Christel Collet. Two tellers of tales. Stories that recount the birth of day and night, the stars, the Man in the Moon and his encampment, animals and their profound friendship with...
2017
The Great Novel has been riding on the arid plains for many moons. Bourbon on their breath, they follow a sonic trail that splits the spaghetti western and the white noise of the city they call home. With groaning strings...
2017
Conference by Pascal Bastien, Professor of Modern European History at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) In September 1736, in the noisy corridors of the Grand Châtelet prisons, a Brigade Commander of the Maréchaussée crossed Criminal Lieutenant Nègre, head...
2017
A fantastic journey through the different stages of the creation of the world according to Inuit myths and cosmogony. A narrative, musical and visual performance blending theatre, storytelling, graphic design and projected animated images, shadow play, luminous objects and masks,...
2017
The Quebec musicians Misc (formerly known as the Trio Jérôme Beaulieu and winners of the Révélation Jazz Radio Canada prize in 2013–14) are part of the jazz tradition in terms of their vocabulary and the place occupied by improvisation in...
2017
From 10 am to 10 pm – Free Entrance This special screening shows on a loop the works of eleven Quebec artists on the theme of "motion," understood in two senses: as movement and as a proposal. The concept of...
2017
The exhibition Traces canadiennes de la Grande Guerre evokes a little-known aspect of the first global conflict, the underground war waged by the soldiers, refugees in the entrails of the earth to protect themselves from the deadly power of the...
2017
Vernissage le samedi 1er avril de 16h à 20h – Entrée libre Rencontre avec l’artiste et la commissaire en anglais, à 17h sur réservation : reservation@canada-culture.org Dianne Bos a emprunté le titre de cette exposition au célèbre poème Break of...
2017
The Centre Pompidou is forty years old, so it Le Consortium. The history of the people, projects and artists whose paths crossed. The shared anniversary in 2017 will have the appearance of a collection of short stories traversed by two...
2017
For his solo exhibition at Le Consortium, the Canadian artist Alan Belcher presents a series of “photo-objects” in ceramic entitled _____. jpg. This edition comprises 125 copies made in China, signed, numbered and dated. Belcher has captured the ephemeral nature...
2017
Zachary Richard, chanteur acadien reconnu, enreprend une quête pour questionner la pertinence de l’identité acadienne et la résilience de sa culture française. Il retrace le parcours fascinant de ses ancêtres, en parcourant les régions acadiennes aux provinces maritimes du Canada...
2017
Guillaume Arsenault has been following the pathways and highways of song for more than fifteen years at the wheel of his singer-songwriter pick-up truck. Honest, patient and resourceful, he hunts sounds and words with a shaman’s aplomb. Rooted in folk,...
2017
La vocation de la 18eme édition du festival est de soutenir la jeune création cinématographique internationale et la création musicale et sonore pour l’image en développant également des projets pour l’aide à la jeune création musicale. Le festival présente cette année...
2017
The exhibition Témoin. Art canadien de la Première Guerre mondiale, presented at the Musée des Beaux-Arts d’Arras, was put together by the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa. It features works of art inspired by direct experience of the war, including...
2017
Prepared in collaboration with the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto, the exhibition explores the mystical part of the symbolist landscape. Featured works include landscapes by Gauguin, Denis, Monet, Hodler, Klimt, Munch and Van Gogh, as well as one by...