2026
A performative talk and a drawn concert where two worlds meet and reinvent themselves. Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas is the creator of the Haïda manga, a hybrid visual form blending Northern Pacific Indigenous art with Japanese manga. A visual artist...
2026
An experience at the crossroads of early cinema and contemporary musical creation. In 1914, Edward S. Curtis filmed the very first feature-length film starring members of the Kwakwaka’wakw communities, an exceptional record of life on the Pacific Northwest coast of...
2026
Since 2012, the Festival d’Automne in Paris has been developing a “Portraits” series dedicated to major figures on the international scene, featuring works from their repertoires as well as new compositions, including commissions by the festival. In 2026, the Festival...
2026
Along nearly 1,800 kilometers of coastline and across some 40 languages, the First Nations of the American Northwest have made their art a sacred language, filled with spirits and totemic figures. The First Nations of the American Northwest developed—without agriculture...
2026
This second part of the Portrait dedicated to Cassandra Miller associates Dad Goes to the Mountain, a quadriptych to be performed uninterrupted, dedicated to her aged, increasingly forgetful father with the themes of childhood and death. It mirrors the arc of...
2026
The Jérôme Poggi Gallery will present a major “Canadian Season” bringing together several artists with whom it has long-standing collaborations. The Gallery space will host projects by Canadian artists, Kapwani Kiwanga, Manuel Mathieu, for his first solo exhibition in France,...
2026
In The Chairs by Jaber Ramezan, the performers move around the stage within an unstable architecture made up of chairs, without ever touching the ground. Each movement involves negotiation between body and chair, as well as gravity. By means of a heightened,...
2026
A performance that blends theater and radio drama. An invitation to listen in order to better see the Far North – free from clichés and portrayed from he inside. Aalaapi means “to be silent in order to hear something beautiful”...
2026
A performance that blends theater and radio drama. An invitation to listen in order to better see the Far North – free from clichés and portrayed from he inside. Aalaapi means “to be silent in order to hear something beautiful”...
2026
A concert in which the Inuktitut language takes over the world and makes it its own. Born in Salluit, a remote village in Canada’s far north, Elisapie has created a musical world unlike any other. A singer, activist, and symbol...
2026
Song, singing, whether part of the popular tradition, one of Beethoven’s final string quartets, or music from Galicia, permeates the three parts of this programme. Song that does not belong only to the voice, but also with which the instruments...
2026
Ease, simple pleasures, oral transmission, time in suspension like a lullaby or the stilled surface of a lake, uncluttered, as if reaching out to a veiled, uncertain origin… And of course, the fertile friendship with the Quatuor Bozzini, a favourite...