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2013
Espace Fondation EDF — Paris In an immersive setting, the exhibition En vie, aux frontières du design presents the work of the designers, architects and researchers who explore new relationships with nature in architecture; industrial, interactive or culinary design; furniture; jewellery;...
2013
Grand auditorium, BnF François Mitterrand – Paris To celebrate its tenth anniversary, the Union des Compositeurs de Musique de Films (UCMF) presents at the BNF an exceptional debate with two of the big names in Canadian cinema, composer Mychael Danna...
2013
Théâtre National de Chaillot Paris Leaving one’s country and sexiling is felt as a tear but with time, it becomes more complicated when one gradually discovers the gap between what one has become and those who continue to live in...
2013
Auditorium du Grand Palais – Paris Immerse yourself in the artistic mirage of the short films of Norman McLaren, one of the greatest animators in the history of the cinema, who ceaselessly explores animation techniques. Through these free screenings, discover...
2013
Nuit européenne des musées – May, 18 2013 Opening from 6 pm to midnight The Canadian Cultural Centre presents, for the first time in France, a solo exhibition by one of the greatest Inuit artists, Kenojuak Ashevak, who was a...
2013
Théâtre National de Chaillot, Paris Vitality, generosity, and the depth and finesse of her writing characterize Ginette Laurin, one of the most prolific artists on the Quebec contemporary choreography scene. With Khaos, her latest choreographic work, Ginette Laurin examines our...
2013
The year 2014 will be the hundredth anniversary of Félix Leclerc’s birth. To celebrate, Quebecker Claud Michaud will be performing a moving show aiming to encapsulate the life and work of the “Géant de l’Île d’Orléans”. Through evocations of the...
2013
Atelier de Paris-Carolyn Carlson, La Cartoucherie (Vincennes) While Danièle Desnoyers regularly turns to improvisation, her creative process is nevertheless extremely rigorous. In a way, it is similar to the process of composing music. Music, sound as a material/partner, as a...
2013
Théâtre de la Colline Célie Pauthe adapts the play by the young Quebec author Sarah Berthiaume. Four characters lost in the immense spaces of the Yukon, in the very north of Canada, at the border with Alaska, get on with...
2013
At 8:30 p.m. at Théâtre de la Cité Internationale – Paris A lovely musical encounter between the young Canadian Kyrie Kristmanson, fascinated by the melodies of the women troubadours of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and of the group Quatuor...
2013
In Ravel, Jean Echenoz explores and improvises on the last ten years of the French composer’s life and retraces his career, both glorious and tragic. Director Anne-Marie Lazarini paints a portrait of a Ravel as captured by literature and stages...
2013
Maison des Arts André-Malraux, Créteil Organized for over thirty years in Créteil, the Festival International de Films de Femmes is an indispensible festival that, every spring, reveals a rich and previously unseen selection of films by directors from around the...
2013
Phantoms of the French Shore is a documentary that tells the epic and moving story of the creation of a work of art. Inspired by the famous eleventh-century Bayeux Tapestry, Phantoms of the French Shore invites us on a journey...
2013
(Français) À 20h au Théâtre de lOdéon (Ateliers Berthier Paris 17e) Les jeux de cartes ? Un ensemble de règles, de mythes, de personnages. Mais aussi, pour Robert Lepage, le jeu, le poker, le monde politique, laddiction et toute lhistoire...
2013
Théâtre National de Chaillot, Paris After the success of the Blood of Promises trilogy, Wajdi Mouawad chose to direct himself in a polyphonic show featuring video projections. A performance in which it is no longer the words, but the body...
2013
Lille and Tourcoing Founded in Lille in 2004, the Fête de l’anim’ is dedicated to animation in all its forms – film, video games, digital arts – and features programming open to international productions: projections, meetings, exhibitions, salon, performances and...
2013
Montreal singer Kim Bingham established her reputation as great live performer with two legendary Montreal bands, Me Mom & Morgentaler and Bran Van 3000. Since, Kim Bingham has gone solo and developed a repertoire of pop-rock songs in French and...
2013
CANCELED ! We-re sorry but this show has been cancelled. A folk-rock verve, with a few hints of gentle country, flows through the veins of Michel Russell. The tireless Quebec performer will be playing a series of concerts in France....
2013
MUba Eugène Leroy – Tourcoing The exhibition Je t’aime… moi non plus looks at the romantic relationship and the notion of separation. From desire to the break-up, from pleasure to pain, from fulfilment to loss, the experience of love is...
2013
Les 7 doigts de la main at Casino de Paris. Séquence 8, or how artists look at the role of “the Other” and how, through him or against him, one defines oneself. It is through their active imaginations that the...
2013
Le Moulin à Marseille Not taking ourselves seriously and making us laugh. That is their watchword. Here comes Les Trois Accords, a band with great comic potential. Formed in 1997, the band has become a must on the Quebec musical...
2013
The 13th edition of the festival Image par Image, organized by the association Ecrans VO, will be taking place in thirty movie theatres and cultural centres in the Département du Val d’Oise. A travelling festival, Image par Image is a...
2013
Théâtre National de Chaillot, Paris Combining theatre and the visual arts, La Belle et la Bête – the new show created and directed by Quebec artists Michel Lemieux and Victor Pilon – reinterprets the Jean Cocteau classic to immerse us...
2013
The storyteller and actress Céline Espardelier tells the traditional Inuit stories of Greenland, Canada and Alaska. Her show evokes the stories of the land of cold and the North Star, of the territory of polar bears and seals. Tales that...
2013
Cinéma des Cinéastes, Paris Held since 2004, the Festival International du Film d’Environnement is a place of discoveries and exchanges focussing on environmental and social issues. It features international programming, of mainly never-before-seen films of all lengths: documentaries and fiction,...
2013
Théâtre de l’Archipel, Paris 10e After their success at the Festival d’Avignon in 2012, La Salamandre continue to surprise with this striking play. Three brothers whom everything separates find themselves by strange coincidence at the place their father died. From...
2013
Alejandra Ribera made herself noticed during the marvellous show in homage to Lhasa De Sela organized during the last Printemps de Bourges. With both Argentinean and Scottish origins, this English-speaking Canadian living in Montreal has woven a musical universe that...
2013
Théâtre L’Etoile du Nord – Paris 18ème Directed by Mariana Lézin with actors Ludovic Chasseuil, Perrine Demartres, Caroline Stella and Paul Tilmont. Le sourire de la morte is an original play by Quebec playwright André Ducharme that questions the impartiality...
2013
Palais des Beaux-Arts, Lille Le Fresnoy – Studio National des Arts Contemporains, Tourcoing The Festival International du Film sur l’Art (FIFA) is dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of the world’s best films on art and the media arts. Every...
2013
The Espace culturel Inuit, in collaboration with the Canadian Cultural Centre, is pleased to invite you to attend the launch of Michèle Therrien‘s book “Les Inuit” recently published by Les Belles Lettres, in the collection Belles Lettres des civilisations. Monday,...
2013
Salle Gaveau, Paris. Dans le cadre de la série Gaveau Intime, Nancy Huston présente une adaptation pour la scène de son roman “Instrument des Ténèbres“, l’un de ses plus grands succès, Goncourt des Lycéens en 1996 et Prix du livre...
2012
Cette association, ayant célébrée son 150e anniversaire en 2011, a vu le jour au XIXe siècle sous l’impulsion d’artistes tels que A. Rodin, Puvis de Chavannes, Meisonnier. Refusant la rigorisme de l’Académie des Beaux-arts, ils souhaitent ouvrir le champs des...