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2016
Lyon The Quais du Polar festival has become the place to be for fans of thrillers. Now part of the French and European cultural landscape, it is recognized both by publishing professionals and by the festival’s ever-growing public. The 12th...
2016
L’hybride, 18 rue Gosselet, Lille La Fête de l’anim’ proposes a masterclass dedicated to the Canadian director and producer Dominic Étienne Simard. Those attending will be able to discover the major works and production secrets of this major name of...
2016
The festival L’Europe autour de l’Europe takes place for a month every spring. Around 200 feature-length and short films, documentaries, animated films and experimental films are show in twenty or so art-house cinemas, foreign cultural centres and other exceptional sites,...
2016
In the presence of Céline Bonnier. After the projection, the audience will get a chance to meet the actress. Simone Beaulieu (Céline Bonnier), now Mother Augustine, successfully runs a small convent on the banks of the Richelieu. Passionate and resilient,...
2016
Wednesday, March 9, 8 p.m. Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles, Paris Julie, star of cycling, is two races away from winning the World Cup. It is the culmination of years of sacrifice and effort, carried out with the help of her coach, her...
2016
Organized in Lille, at the crossroads of Belgium, the United Kingdom, Germany and the Netherlands, ART UP ! is aimed at lovers and collectors of contemporary art present in France and these countries. The 9th edition of ART UP ! will take...
2016
The Benoît Paradis Trio invites you to an evening focussing on their latest album T’as-tu toute ? (2015), which features experimentation, whimsy and jazzy pop. Meet a down-to-earth, joyously melancholic chanson-jazz group featuring a slightly crazy singer Benoît Paradis (playing percussion-trombone-trumpet-guitar), accompanied by Chantale...
2016
Wednesday, February 3, 7 p.m. at the Canadian Cultural Centre – FULL Debate in the presence of Roseanne Supernault. Malaya Bishop, Inuit throat singer, will host the evening. While internal quarrels have divided her clan, Maïna (Roseanne Supernault), the daughter...
2016
Selection du 33rd International Festival of Films on Art, Montreal Monday, February 1, 8 p.m. In the presence of René Rozon, director-founder of the International Festival of Films on Art, Montreal Discover a selection of the prize-winning films of the...
2016
Selection du 33rd International Festival of Films on Art, Montreal Saturday, January 30, 2 p.m. In the presence of René Rozon, director-founder of the International Festival of Films on Art, Montreal Discover a selection of the prize-winning films of the...
2016
Galerie Jérôme Poggi, 2 Rue Beaubourg, Paris Together with the Canadian Cultural Centre, which hosts the first retrospective of the work of Larissa Fassler until April 1, Galerie Jérôme Poggi presents the latest project by the artist centred on the...
2016
Public opening, January 28, 6–8 p.m. (last admission, 7:30 p.m.) (welcoming address, 6:30 p.m.) Guided tour in the presence of the curator and the artist, 5 p.m. by reservation only: reservation@canada-culture.org Curator: Catherine Bédard Born in Vancouver in 1975 and...
2016
Gaîté Lyrique, 3 bis rue Papin, Paris Since 1997, Les rencontres internationales have aimed to promote exchanges between different artistic practices linked to the image in motion and between their audiences. Canada has a prominent role in this new edition...
2015
Émile Proulx-Cloutier is known to the general public for his television and film roles. But in recent years, Émile has revealed himself as a gifted singer-songwriter who is extremely touching. The Canadian public and the media are won over, even...
2015
This new Short & Sweet session is a retrospective of the most significant Canadian short films of 2015. Don’t miss this new generation of emerging directors who have won prizes at festivals around the world. The crème de la crème...
2015
After two spring editions in 2013 and 2014, the Aurores Montréal festival is back in winter for 2015. Giving Paris audiences the chance to discover the Canadian talents of tomorrow, the third edition of the festival will be held in...
2015
To celebrate the holidays and its 20th anniversary, the Association Inuksuk-Espace Culturel Inuit invites you to its Inuit trading post (exhibition and sale of sculptures, jewellery, books, cards, Inuit herbal teas, etc.). During these two days of festivities, there will...
2015
Lully ’s Armide has a special place among the major works of the history of opera. A 17th-century masterpiece, Armide illustrates the clash of Christian and Islamic worlds through the story of the invincible knight Renaud and the Muslim warrior...
2015
Having received special mention of the jury for the TD Grand Jazz Award of the 34th Festival international de Jazz de Montréal and Prix Coup de Coeur du Public 2013 at the Festi Jazz International de Rimouski, the Emie R...
2015
In the presence of Robert Lepage Multidisciplinary artist Robert Lepage is a playwright, stage director, actor and filmmaker. Taking his inspiration from contemporary history, he has written and directed extraordinary works that set new standards in stagecraft, particularly through the...
2015
La Galerie Eva Meyer présente le travail de Michel DE BROIN. En parallèle à un accrochage sur le stand de la FIAC OFFICIELLE, Michel de Broin propose d’investir le nouvel espace de la galerie avec l’exposition Dissipation sur le virage....
2015
A special participation of Canadian visual artist and sculptor Guillaume Krick will be proposed for the tenth edition of the SLICK ART FAIR. Building on the international recognition it has earned over the past ten years, SLICK continues to assert...
2015
Coco Méliès is the symbiosis of two worlds, those of David Méliès and Francesca Como. Their intimate, raw yet delicate music is a blend of folk and electro, in which their voices comprise the heart of the project. Over the...
2015
The Embargo Project is an anthology of five short films directed by indigenous Canadian women. Participating in a collective process, each director created a film under restrictions imposed on them by their peers. They thus encouraged each other to explore...
2015
This edition of the Nuit Blanche features the exceptional opening of the exhibition Aude Moreau. La nuit politique and introductory Inuktitut workshops: Aude Moreau. La nuit politique The photographic, film and sound works of Aude Moreau shed new light on...
2015
The photographic, film and sound works of Aude Moreau cast a hitherto unexampled light on the North American city, with its modernist grid, its towers soaring to breathtaking heights, its illuminated logos speaking the language of the multinationals, its solids...
2015
Saint-Germain-en-Laye This festival, founded 28 years ago, aims to promote French-language music in all its forms, shine a spotlight on veteran musicians and encourage the emergence of new talents. This year’s edition features several Canadian artists, including Bon Débarras, Josiane...
2015
The group Avec Pas D’Casque was formed after an encounter between a suitcase drum, a cheap guitar and an unexpected kick up the backside that they are still grateful for years later. Since its inception, the group has explored intimacy...
2015
Entitled La vie moderne, the 13th Biennale de Lyon brings together artists from 28 countries, including Canadian artist Jon Rafman, who explore the paradoxical nature of contemporary culture in different regions of the world. Rafman’s work places the accent on...
2015
Jeff Wall himself selected the photographs for this exhibition, only choosing originally small works from his personal collection. The demanding constructions of the Vancouver photographer are both “cinematic” and “almost documentary”. Often in the form of light boxes, which have...
2015
After staging spectacular productions (The Dragons’ Trilogy, Playing Cards and collaborations with the Cirque du Soleil), Robert Lepage is back with a “one-man show” exploring the mechanisms of memory. Although personal memories are evoked, 887 is not an autobiographical tale....
2015
Lecture in English Chief Louie believes that nothing but socioeconomic development makes a community strong and independent. He defends this value vigorously, and sees it gaining success in First Nation communities. Chief Louie has notably encouraged the Osoyoos band to...