WeekSpots
Seven photographers from the emerging French and Swedish scenes, brought together after a workshop with Sophie Ristelhueber, present works in which intimate and collective stories intersect.
The youth literary prize of the 20th arrondissement is back: three selections of novels are offered, including one for ages 7-9. Children read, vote for their favourite, and the prize is awarded at a closing celebration.
Outdoor exhibition of 44 photographs by Mathieu Forget, who captures the moment when the body leaves the ground, with no trickery. Presented on the railings of the Tour Saint-Jacques, to be seen as you pass by.
Two ikebana exhibitions in autumn colours, on the occasion of the visit of Iemoto Akane Teshigahara, grand master of the Sogetsu School. Various styles of compositions, traditional and contemporary, to discover.
An immersive exhibition that recreates the Seokguram Grotto and offers a digital creation centered on the Buddha, with an interactive setup for creating a wish lantern.
An exhibition that follows Agatha Christie along the routes of travel, in her novels as in her life, through the settings that fed her work. In collaboration with the specialised libraries of the City of Paris.
A 100% French Christmas market with 40 selected stallholders, a stone's throw from Notre-Dame Cathedral.
An exhibition of pop-up cards and sound capsules created during workshops about food, on view at the Maurice Genevoix library.
A fun and educational exhibition about animal droppings, illustrated by Émilie Vanvolsem. To discover as a family, to laugh and learn about living things.
The conservatory's first creative festival, with the participation of Ensemble 2e2m: open rehearsals, workshops, student auditions and contemporary music concerts.
A free exhibition of monumental floral paintings by Belgian artist Johanna Claerhout, where flowers, coloured lights and theatrical shadows transform the traditional bouquet.