In March at the Foundation

The duo Hoffman-Brazauskas is an energetic ensemble with a vast repertoire ranging from baroque to tango, funk to contemporary premieres, the duo performs regularly in Belgium, Germany, Holland, Lithuania and Italy.

Žilvinas Brazauskas is a clarinetist and winner of numerous international competitions such as the Felix Mendelssohn Hochschulwettbewerb. He studied with Sabine Meyer and is currently studying with Martin Spangenberg.

Natania Hoffman, cellist, completed her studies at the Chapelle Musicale Reine Elisabeth with Gary Hoffman and is currently pursuing a career in Europe, the United States, China, India and New-Zealand.

Duration: 1:00
The concert will be followed by a drink

In partnership with the non-profit association MGConcerts

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Language : french

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Third encounter of the cycle Artwork, life and ways of being
A reading of the twentieth century and its heritage from art and commitment.

A whole twentieth century can be read in the tension between the exigency of the artwork and the anxiety of life and in the attempts to resorb each other, the surrealists (the resolution of life by the ‘art) to the situationists (the overcoming of art through life), two points of the century-old iceberg failed on the continent, drifting revolutions. These seminar sessions will aim through different examples to illuminate this knot of work and life.

Gilles Collard founded the journal Pylône in 2003. Since 2016, he has been professor of philosophy at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Visuels of la Cambre, where he is also the pedagogical director of the Atelier des écritures contemporaines. 

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From 6 years old.

Made by the Hopi Indians, the Kachinas are small dolls that embody spirits of rain, fire etc. They are given to children to familiarize themselves with this  unknown world.

The aim of this workshop is that everyone makes a small doll out of pieces of wood, paint, feathers, or pieces of fabrics.

Karine Rougier lives and works in Marseille. The artist develops a practice of drawing and oil painting on wood. Her work is inspired by her travels, her underwater journeys in the Mediterranean and her desire to believe in the marvellous.

Limited places.

Online booking via this link.