Week-end de l'accessibilité au musée Camille Claudel de Nogent-sur-Seine

Accessibility weekend at the Camille Claudel Museum: November 9 & 10, 2024 Saturday, November 9, 2:30 p.m. Workshop around the show "Échos de papier - papier sculpté, le son en mouvement", with the Gingolph Gateau company Immerse yourself in the world of the Gingolph Gateau company and the show "Échos de papier", by making your own masks and puppet objects. During this workshop accessible to all, the paper is crumpled, unwrinkled, torn... to be transformed into original creations to animate. From 6 years old Duration: 1 hour 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. Show "Échos de papier - papier sculpté, le son en mouvement", with the Gingolph Gâteau company and the residents of the Les Tomelles-Kerglas home Stroll among the museum's sculptures while admiring the paper figures imagined in echo to the sculptures and set in motion by their creators... A unique moment of encounter and poetry. All audiences Duration: 1 hour Sunday, November 10 10 a.m. Sophrology session, with Mathilde Bizeul, sophrologist Recharge your batteries in front of L'Abandon by Camille Claudel during this unique interlude, guided by the voice of a specialist. 2:30 p.m. Workshop around the show "Échos de papier - papier sculpté, le son en mouvement", with the Gingolph Gateau company. Immerse yourself in the world of the Gingolph Gateau company and the show "Échos de papier", by creating your own puppet objects. During this workshop accessible to all, the paper is crumpled, unwrinkled, torn... to transform into original creations to be animated. From 6 years old Duration: 1 hour 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. Show "Échos de papier - papier sculpté, le son en mouvement", with the Gingolph Gâteau company and the residents of the Les Tomelles-Kerglas home Stroll among the museum's sculptures while admiring the paper figures imagined in echo to the sculptures and set in motion by their creators... A unique moment of encounter and poetry. All audiences Duration: 1 hour The show "Échos de papier - papier sculpté, le son en mouvement" was produced as part of the Culture & Santé program, supported by the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Health. It received support from the DRAC Grand-Est, the Grand-Est Region and the Regional Health Agency. Artistic directors: Gingolph Gateau (director, costume designer, puppeteer) and Anne Moret (visual artist and musician). Creators-manipulators: Véronique, Madison, Audrey, Florence, Philippe, Christophe, Christian, Fanny, Nadine, Kévin, Jean-Louis and Alexis. Accompanists: Christelle Robin (sociocultural facilitator), Mathilde Girard (specialist educator), Marie-Ange, Pascale, Céline, Séverine, Stéphane and Catherine. © Frédéric Lopez

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