Friday 15 May, 15:00

Workshop with Marisa Cornejo – Drawing Dreams

Free, Booking Required

Led by Marisa Cornejo, this workshop explores how dreams shaped by art and images from the internet can inform creative practice and collective interpretation. Participants will practise techniques to recall dreams and translate them into drawings and handwritten texts, then use drawing, writing and collage to develop richer representations. Through guided dialogues, attendees will examine their sensitivity to paintings, films and images on screens and collaboratively refine selected works.

English, Spanish and French are welcome.

Rue de l'Athénée 2,
1205 Genève

Photo Credit: DR

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Photo Credit: DR

14 – 17 May

Marionette Excavations

Lectures & Workshops

Théâtre des Marionnettes

Reserved for previous participants of the Grand Chantier, this workshop deepens marionette staging and performance practice. Facilitated by Chine Curchod and Joël Hefti. Using puppets supplied by the TMG and excerpts from classical and contemporary texts, participants will investigate spatial composition, scenographic devices and dramaturgy, and refine ensemble manipulation and character work. The atelier emphasizes practical exercises, collective exploration and staged fragments to advance technical control and theatrical storytelling.

In French.

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20 April – 7 June

Short-Form Laboratory

Lectures & Workshops

Théâtre des Marionnettes

Designed for emerging professionals and recent graduates, this workshop explores puppetry through the creation of a short performance. Four to five young artists are supported through a guided process from idea to stage, with mentorship in direction, dramaturgy and construction. Participants develop a compact work presented at a public work-in-progress showcase. The programme also offers the chance to win a fully funded four-week training placement in 2027 at Odradek, near Toulouse.

In French.

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Friday 15 May, 14:15

Special Screening : “Ce que je sais. Paroles pour l’histoire. 1992-2022”.

Lectures & Workshops

Uni Philosophes

Vincent Duclert, senior researcher at CESPRA (EHESS‑CNRS) and former director, discusses how historians approach representations of catastrophe. Drawing on his research on genocide and cinema, he examines the intersections of memory, image and historical testimony and reflects on how film shapes and challenges historical understanding. The session includes a screening of the documentary «Ce que je sais. Paroles pour l’histoire. 1992-2022.» It is presented in the context of Valentina Calzolari’s transversal course.

In French.

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13 March – 12 June

DE.CO.DE: Disinformation, Media and Democracy

Lectures & Workshops

Maison de la Paix

DE.CO.DE is a research-led workshop series for 18–25-year-olds exploring disinformation, media, artificial intelligence and democratic participation. Participants work with researchers and journalists to analyse how information circulates and is distorted, co-create multimedia content, and develop analytical and creative skills. The programme examines digital influences on civic life, offers practical tools for critical media literacy, and supports contributors in producing resources for peers while recognising the ethical challenges of online information.

In English.

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4 May – 28 August

History of the Salève Cable Car

Lectures & Workshops

Téléphérique Salève

This guided tour explores the history and engineering of the Salève cable car, a landmark linking Geneva to the mountains. It examines early ascents, its inauguration and the technical challenges of construction and operation. Visiting the upper station reveals Maurice Braillard’s modernist concrete design and the structural solutions behind the installation. The session blends heritage, technology and architecture to explain how the cable car became an iconic cross-border monument.

In French.

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28 January – 23 December

Create Your Own Rousseau-Style Herbarium

Lectures & Workshops

Jardin botanique

This workshop explores the traditional process of assembling a herbarium specimen, inspired by Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s collections. Participants learn scientific techniques for pressing and mounting dried plants on old paper, practice botanical labelling and nomenclature, and select specimens to create a personal herbarium sheet. The session examines preservation methods, identification principles and the historical context of Rousseau’s approach, combining practical skills with scientific insight to produce a lasting botanical object.

In French.

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