Clovis Duran and Fabienne Radi revisit “Once Upon a Time at the Plaza,” a series of triptych posters revealed between 2020 and 2023, blending cinema, printing, and editorial creation. This talk, organized in collaboration with the Plaza Foundation, highlights the library’s collection and showcases the richness of regional graphic design.
Join a parent-child workshop to recreate a museum artwork using LEGO and take your masterpiece home.
Kids ages 6 and up.
The artistic practice and discussion gathering is celebrating its tenth anniversary. Kalonji, an illustrator, and Serval, a graffiti artist, are hosting esteemed guests from various artistic fields to mark the occasion.
In French.
Each month, the Maison Rousseau et Littérature (MRL) offers free guided tours of its Rousseau Trail, located on the very site where Jean-Jacques Rousseau was born. This immersive audiovisual journey explores the life and work of Rousseau — a thinker who preferred being a man of paradoxes over a man of prejudices — through seven thematic stops that highlight his contradictions and challenge us to reflect on our present, which he so remarkably foresaw.
In French.
Each month, the Maison Rousseau et Littérature (MRL) offers free guided tours of its Rousseau Trail, located on the very site where Jean-Jacques Rousseau was born. This immersive audiovisual journey explores the life and work of Rousseau — a thinker who preferred being a man of paradoxes over a man of prejudices — through seven thematic stops that highlight his contradictions and challenge us to reflect on our present, which he so remarkably foresaw.
In English.
Join an introductory Azonto dance workshop set amidst the Afrosonica-Soundscapes exhibit. This vibrant Ghanaian dance, known for its humor and creativity, encourages joyful expression inspired by everyday life. Led by Loubna, an enthusiastic dancer specializing in Afro-urban and freestyle movements, the workshop welcomes adults and children aged 8 and up.
Godzillab is hosting a workshop for children with photographer Kleio Obergfell-Thomaïdes, who will teach them the art of illusion by creating dioramas inspired by theatrical settings. This project encourages participants to unleash their imagination and physically immerse themselves in creations with rich narrative and symbolic potential. Founded in 2014, Godzillab aims to make culture accessible to all by blending artistic practices with cultural mediation activities.
In French. kids ages 8 – 1 3.
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