8 – 11 October

Mouvements Singuliers

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An open collective of workshop participants presents multidisciplinary works that trace creative processes across visual and performing arts. The program gathers painting, sculpture, photography and video, alongside theatre and music performances, to explore trajectories of making and ephemeral scenes arising from collaborative practice.
Photographic and filmic fragments, staged moments and sculptural interventions foreground processes of rehearsal, transmission and community. The exhibition examines how workshops nurture experimentation, shared authorship and the evolution of creative ideas.

In French.

Place des Volontaires,
4
Photo Credit: autrement-aujourd’hui
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Photo Credit: autrement-aujourd’hui

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