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REVOLUTIONS
Festival Events
4th - 8th June 2018
Students of the Paris School of Arts and Culture are putting together a full programme of events dedicated to music, film, literature and visual arts in celebration of revolutions of past and present.
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Monday 4th June
19:00
Le Brady Cinema
Join us for a screening of
120 Battements par Minute
with English subtitles in partnership with Lost in Frenchlation.
Festival launches with Lost in Frenchlation
MA Conference
Tuesday 5th June
09:30
Reid Hall
Postgraduate students meet to present and discuss their interpretations of 'REVOLUTIONS'.
Keynotes presented by Professor Jeremy Carrette and Agnès Poirier.
My May ‘68
Wednesday 6th June
14:30
Grand Amphitheatre de la Sorbonne
An informal and conversational event, interspersed with your questions, during which Sally Miller will share her experiences of being a student in Paris in May ’68 as an activist.
Launch of the Menteur
Wednesday 6th June
18:00
Reid Hall
Produced by MA students at the University of Kent in Paris, under this year’s theme of ‘Persist’, the publication will feature the Poetry, Fiction, Non- Fiction and Visual Art.
Revolutions under Occupation: Nazi Paris, Resistance and Collaboration
Thursday 7th June
14:30
Meeting Point outside of American Library in Paris
This tour will look at the different ways in which the Occupation transformed the city, how Parisians experienced those changes, and traditions and revolution influenced the course of these "dark years" of the capital's Nazi history.
Thursday 7th June
20:00
Au Chat Noir
The night begins with a Creative Writing Workshop with engaging exercise to get the creative juices flowing. Sign- ups for Open Mic Night 5 min slots will begin at 20:00. The theme revolution is open for interpretation!
Open Mic Night
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Origine du Monde Part II
Friday 8th June
17:00
Galerie Lalande
The exhibition presents art work from a number of video and visual artists expressing themes around the body experienced as a vehicle challenging the encounters and persistence of patriarchy. Followed by live music and DJ.
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