BACK TO SCHOOL
Session, conferences and films are on the agenda!
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or at the ticket offices of the Crozatier Museum, the Hôtel-Dieu or the Tourist Office.
CONFERENCES
COFFEE BREAKS
The Crozatier Museum preserves many treasures. During a coffee break, we invite you to discover them.
Meeting at Crozatier Museum,
2 rue Antoine-Martin (duration 45 min)
Registration required (50 pers.)
Tuesday, September 11 at 12:45 pm
MALLAY’S PLANS & THE COMING OF VIOLLET-LE-DUC
By Edith LAHELLEC, Heritage Department
The architect Aymond Gilbert MALLAY was appointed in 1842 to lead the restoration of the cathedral of Le Puy.
Work began in 1844 under the supervision of VIOLLET-LE-DUC. This last one was present in Le Puy in 1848 for the reassembly of the west front.
APERO TOUR
Come and attend a thematic presentation of the exhibition “Fragiles Héritages” at the Hôtel-Dieu at the end of the day.
(duration 45 min)
Presentation followed by an aperitif.
Registration required (30 pers.)
Thursday, September 13 at 6:30 pm
UNESCO & NATURAL HERITAGE IN DANGER
Meeting at the Hôtel-Dieu, entrance at the top of the cathedral steps
Discover photographs and contemporary artwork illustrating the splendours of 54 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Currently at risk, they are threatened by war, climate change, looting and urbanization.
SUNDAY SESSIONS
Sunday, September 9 at 4pm
LA PROPHÉTIE DES GRENOUILLES (FR)
// FAMILY //
Animated film, in french, by Jacques Rémy GRIRED (2003), in partnership with the Société des Amis du musée Crozatier (duration 1h30)
Meeting at 4pm in the auditorium of the Hôtel-Dieu, entrance at the top of the cathedral steps
Humans, animals, generations and species live together on an improvised ark. Between resentment, hunger, the very nature that forces everyone to obey the law of their species, the ark is more threatened by its inhabitants than by the flood. This fable gives us a universal message about living together.
Sunday, September 16 at 4pm
> THE DIGGER
Film by Ali CHERRI (2015), subtitled in English, produced by Sharjah Art Foundation (duration 24 min)
Meeting at 4pm in the auditorium of the Hôtel-Dieu, entrance at the top of the cathedral steps
For 20 years, Sultan Zeib Khan has been protecting the Neolithic ruins of the Sharjah Desert Necropolis. This guardian seems to be part of a landscape that surpasses him while requiring his help. He works daily to prevent… ruins from “falling into ruins”.
> STONES AND FLIES, RICHARD LONG IN THE SAHARA
Documentary by Philip HAAS (1998)
(Duration 38 min.)
In 1987, Philip HAAS accompanied the sculptor Richard LONG in the Algerian Sahara. This one explains his approach around the land art. He travels the world on foot and installs his ephemeral works of stone and driftwood, in places that are often inaccessible to the public. He thus made walking an art and land art an aspiration of modern man to solitude in nature.
VISITS & SESSIONS FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES
// STORYTELLING (FR) //
SELECTED TALES FROM « RACONTE-TAPIS »
from 3 to 6 years old
With Christelle Kuhn, public reading facilitator
Hotel-Dieu workshops meeting,
2 rue Becdelièvre (duration 1h)
Registration required (10 kids)
An hour of cozy stories so that each child can discover the riches of the Fragile Inheritances exhibition gently, but like a grown-up.