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Concert by the duo Pas-à-pas, bringing together violin and percussion in works by John Cage, Georges Aperghis, Liza Lim, David Lang, Lin-Ni Liao, François Vallet and Timothée Quost.
Free workshops to help young people create, review or correct their CV and prepare their application, with personalised support from advisers.
A free workshop to learn how to write an effective cover letter or to have the one you have already written proofread, with help from advisers at the carré jeunes.
A series of free workshops for people looking for a job, an apprenticeship or an internship: CV, cover letter, professional posture and mock interviews, with personalised support.
A free workshop to practise a job interview: advisers at the carré jeunes conduct a mock interview and give personalised advice. For people looking for a job, an apprenticeship or an internship.
A talk on participatory works in which the public becomes an actor in the creative process, from ancient to contemporary practices.
A clown duo explores playfulness, through mishaps, music and emotions, from laughter to tears. A poetic and quirky show, for all audiences.
Concert by the Richard Epesse quartet blending jazz, Latin rhythms, African sounds, swing and salsa. Duration 45 min, free admission, all ages.
Solo exhibition by Léa Toutain, winner of the Jury Prize at the 20th Champigny-sur-Marne Contemporary Art Biennial, featuring canvases ranging from miniature to monumental. Free admission, all audiences.
Solo exhibition by Léa Toutain, winner of the Jury Prize at the 20th Champigny-sur-Marne Contemporary Art Biennale. Her paintings, from miniature to monumental in scale, depict moments of coexistence. All audiences, free admission.
Family tour and workshop around the solo exhibition of Léa Toutain, a painter whose canvases range from miniature to monumental in scale. Open to all, free admission with registration.
Solo exhibition by Léa Toutain, winner of the Jury Prize at the 20th Champigny-sur-Marne Contemporary Art Biennale, featuring canvases ranging from miniature to monumental. Free entry, all audiences.
An exhibition of indigo dyeing and Shibori featuring works by Quitterie de Font-Réaulx and her students, with an opening reception on Thursday, January 21 at 6:30 pm.
Stanislas Cornier presents an exhibition created on site at the Maison des arts plastiques: ceramics and memory-forms that turn the space into a strange dining room. Free entry, all ages.