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2011
Ni Fixe Ni Fige in Nantes Toward long-lasting forms of fragility This show is part of an international artist exchange program : Being on a trip meets the immobility of architecture and urbanism. The immutable aspect of real estate is opposed...
2011
Showed in the collective exhibition « L’œil sur les rues » at the Parc de la Villette, Cross talk is a video installation from the Canadian artist Paulette Phillips. Crosstalk is a term applied to the communication that organisms engage in when...
2011
The Théâtre Essaïon in Paris presents Fille du Paradis adapted and directed by Ahmed Madani from the novel by Nelly Arcan, Putain, published by Éditions du Seuil. The actress Véronique Sacri plays the role of Cynthia, a young literature student...
2011
(Français) Le Musée de Picardie à Amiens présente linstallation « Resolute Bay , voyage du jour dans la nuit » de Louis Couturier & Jacky Georges Lafargue. Cette exposition est organisée en partenariat avec deux musées Canadiens : le musée des Beaux-arts de...
2011
À l’occasion de la publication de L’Enfant de la Lune – l’amour d’un père pour son fils handicapé aux Éditions Albin Michel, le Centre culturel canadien a le plaisir de vous convier à une rencontre entre l’auteur Ian Brown et...
2011
October 4, Le Sentier des Halles in Paris Alexandre Poulin grew in a family where the music was important. At the age of eight years old he played his first agreements and composed his own songs at the age of...
2011
According to the novel The hole in the wall by Michel Tremblay, adaptation Lionel Astier and Geneviève Boivin. Get ready to listen the story of a little girl from Montreal, whose the dreams of glory had an equal only in her...
2011
The pianist Eve Egoyan will perform “Simple lines of Enquiry” from the contemporary music composer Ann Southam and “Surface Tension” an audio-visual performance improvised in 5 movements with the artist David Rokeby. The pianist Eve Egoyan has been interpreting new...
2011
The Canadian cultural centre presents a program of films about Marshall McLuhan work on Saturday October 1 as part of Semaine des cultures étrangères. In partnership with the Office National du Film du Canada and Nuit Blanche 2011 4 pm : Zulu...
2011
In concert, October 1, at the Festival de Musique de L’Estival, Saint-Germain-en-Laye Alexandre Poulin grew up in a family in which music was very important. At the age of eight, he played his first chords and at the age of...
2011
« In partnership with the canadian cultural centre » First personal show in France for the mexican-canadian artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmers and his interactive installations placing the visitor between playful excitement and fear of the oppressive automatisms. Rafael Lozano-Hemmer was born in Mexico...
2011
A literary evening at the Canadian Cultural Centre Friday, September 30, at 6:30 p.m. with writers Nancy Lee and John Vigna. In partnership with Festival America The evening will be hosted by Francis Geffard (editor at Éditions Albin Michel) and...
2011
From September 30 to October 4 in Nantes October 6 and 10 in Paris This is the first European cinema festival presenting movies (fictions and documentaries) only directed by aboriginals. The association « De la plume à l’écran » created in 2008...
2011
2011 marks the centenary of the birth of Herbert Marshall McLuhan. Mc Luhan grew into a literary and media icon of extraordinary renown ; no figure is more universally associated with the rise of media information and oour transformation into a...
2011
The two musicians, Lisa Leblanc and Joseph Edgar, spearheads of the Acadian folk rock scene, will both be playing a one-off concert. They will be blending their talent and their styles, performing together and alone. In partnership with L’Estival music...
2011
September 28, 2 p.m.: Introductory Inuit writing workshop by the Espace culturel inuit Introduction to the syllabic writing system of the Inuit of the Canadian Arctic using a small educational booklet given to participants – Age eight and up – Duration: 1...
2011
At 10:30 a.m. at the Canadian Cultural Centre. Tuktu, le petit caribou is a tale that allows children to discover the Inuit world through a very sweet story and a show blending image and music. Show for children aged two...
2011
The Festival of Francophonies in Limousin proposes you a survey of the French-speaking live performance. To celebrate Canada, the music is honored with Radio Radio, a Canadian electro rap band which sings in French and in ” chiac ” (mixture...
2011
Émilie ne sera plus jamais cueillie par l’anémone by Michel Garneau, Monday, September 26, 8 p.m. A reading of the play by the Quebec author Michel Garneau inspired by the life of Emily Dickinson, by the Les p’tits Vertiges company. ...
2011
In partnership with the Canadian cultural centre From September 16 to December 4 at the « Historial de la Grande Guerre » in Péronne. Bertrand Carrière retraces the footsteps of an unknown World War I photographer introduced to him through a photo...
2011
At Reattu Museum in Arles The artist Jana Sterbak is back in France through the exhibition ” Musée Reattu : Sur mesures ” when she presents Planetarium; piece of glass realized in 2002 in the International Center of glass and...
2011
In partnership with the Canadian cultural centre In July the gallery Michèle Chomette was closed during ten days because it had become a place of secret interrogations, managed by the Canadian artist Paulette Phillips using some lie detector’s tests! Following...
2011
Photaumnales became the meeting of the contemporary international photography in Picardy. Noyon has the privilege to participate this year with the Canadian artist Elaine Ling for a meeting between Noyon and Mongolia. It’s an invitation to a journey between a...
2011
In partnership with the Canadian cultural center Folie Théâtre presents the play “Jean and Béatrice” of Quebecois playwright Carole Fréchette on Helene Lebarbier‘s direction and with Valérie Parisot and Frédéric Gray, comedians of The Clique’s company. ” Young heiress looks for...
2011
The young Canadian violinist Véronique Mathieu, will perform at the Cathedral Saint-cross of the Armenians in Paris on August 18 and 21. She will be accompanied by the pianist Sophie Patey. Véronique Mathieu received in 2010 the prize-winner from the...
2011
The First Nations territories have a lot in common with Nièvre and central France: great natural beauty, hunting and fishing traditions, scattered settlements – assets that lead to complicated relationships with modernity. Arts et Paroles set itself the ambitious task...
2011
Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, Calvados, will be hosting the sixth edition of La Semaine Acadienne, the most important event dedicated to Acadia in France. The festival La Semaine Acadienne was founded in 2006 to pay tribute to Acadian solders, sadly so often forgotten...
2011
The young Canadian artist with Haitian origin Melissa Laveaux will perform on July 22nd at the Festival “Résonances” of Rochefort. This outstanding guitarist chants her poems in a break voice, full of soul. Her tone of voice reminds us of...
2011
The Champollion museum drags the visitor across the five continents, to the meeting of civilizations and their writings. From July 9 till October 9 the museum presents the exhibition ” Mémoires indiennes ” and suggests to widen our apprehension of...
2011
Two photographers, Serge Jauvin from Quebec and Christophe Doucet from France, propose a unique project. Their long-distance collaboration gradually revealed common themes linked to the preservation of the environment. The heart of the exhibition is the dialogue of points of...
2011
The FIDMarseille is one of major international festivals dedicated to the documentary cinema and opened to the movies of fiction. It’s structured around a competitive official selection of 35 movies, competing for Grand Prix of the International Competition, the Grand...
2011
Neema, is back in France with a very personal album, “Watching You Think”. Of Egyptian and Lebanese descent, Neema has traveled extensively, and has shared time with the Dalai Lama and Mother Teresa, she had also worked with street children...