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The illustrator Léa Hybre leads a creative workshop on the banzuke, the ritualized poster that presents the official ranking of sumo wrestlers. Participants put together their own version of this document, somewhere between Japanese typography and graphic staging.
Mathilde Payen, author and illustrator, invites the public to explore two creative worlds: writing and composing a four-panel comic strip, then intaglio engraving on Tetra Pak. Both creations are brought together in a leporello book.
As part of the BAM festival, a meeting with novelist Charlotte Razon, followed by a workshop to discover how a crime story is built: clues, revelations and false leads.
A dance show choreographed by Sophie Bulbulyan, performed by 7 dancers with and without disabilities, about human relationships, strength and complementarity. In the first part, a presentation of the workshop held with the children of the leisure centre.
An educational and interactive exhibition about languages: those of code and AI, those of the living world such as birdsong, and those born on the internet. A trail is designed for children and families.