Round table Nature and Glass in Lyon France
As part of GlassArt2024, the Hotshop France association and Stéphanie Vallé in partnership with the Strate Design school are organizing a round table in resonance with the Lyon Contemporary Art Biennale.
As part of GlassArt2024, the Hotshop France association and Stéphanie Vallé in partnership with the Strate Design school are organizing a round table in resonance with the Lyon Contemporary Art Biennale.
To attend this exceptional event: Link to book your ticket – free entry upon registration
When :Thursday November 14 at 6:00 p.m.
Where : Strate, School of Design, at 23 Rue Paul Montrochet, 69002 Lyon
Réfléchissements
From Septembre 26th to Octobre 26 th 2024
Opeming le Septembre 26 2024 from
Open hours
Thursday to Sunday from 13-19 heures
Curators
Barvara Polla and
Jean François Aimé
EVERY INFO HERE
ArtGeneve 2024
You can find my work on the Simon Studer Art stand at ArtGeneve (stand C10).
From January 25 to 28, 2024
Opening hours:
Thursdays: 12-7pm
Fridays and Saturdays: 12-8pm
Sundays: 12-7pm
artgenève takes place from 25-28 January 2024 at Palexpo, Geneva
En paix (Caïn et Abel)
Opening “In peace (Cain and Abel)” Wednesday 11 October, 5 to 9 pm
5 pm: Opening, exhibitions visits and drinks
6:30 pm: Presentation of Nathalie Rodach’s work by Barbara Polla
6:45 pm: Presentation of Editions Héros-Limite
7 pm: Dialogue-reading from Alain Freudiger, Au téléphone
by Alain Freudiger and Marie Totman
Books books books and peace…
8 pm: Jean Giono, Lettre aux paysans sur la pauvreté et la paix, Editions Héros-Limite Presentation and reading (excerpt) ; discussion
8:45 pm: Nathalie Rodach, In peace (Cain and Abel)
9 pm: Closing
More informations here :
Forever Livres #6, 11 octobre de 17h à 21h, Nathalie Rodach
L’Homme est une chapelle, Thêatre de l’Orangerie, Geneva
| Please to join me on Wednesday, June 28, 2023, starting at 6 p.m. at the Théâtre de l’Orangerie, located in the Grange Park in Geneva, for the opening of “L’Homme est une chapelle” (Man is a Chapel).
Every year, in addition to an amazing theater and concert program, Andréa Novicov, the director of the Théâtre de l’Orangerie, provides artists with the opportunity to explore the theme of nature. From June 28th to September 6th, 2023, I invite you to embark on a quest for the sacred that resides within us. On June 28th, I will be delighted to accompany you during your visit. Take care of yourselves and nurture your inner nature. Théatre de l’Orangerie seasonnal program  invitation |
Poesy night at MAH de Geneva june 3rd/4th 2023
It will be 6 a.m., the time when my dreams wake me up and begin their descent into the amnesia of the day. There will be a few of us, at least two, and the janitor too. We will stretch out in the new sun which, on June 4, will already be up.
I write so as not to forget myself. I write so as not to sink under the weight of my thoughts that play the sarabande, jumping and screaming. I write to meet myself.
Only when I’ve unweighted myself down a bit, can I start to move.
But I write without looking back. I let the words form and the keyboard decide their spelling, as if to confuse the tracks, when sometimes I try to retrace my steps. I accumulate. I dream of neat tables, tidy and orderly cupboards, but the versions pile up. I scatter my sentences between notebooks, sheets of paper and various applications. I spread.
Often, worry, emptiness, make me rummage through these piles. Electronics allow me to search by keyword, and I extract texts that I do not recognize. Like those forgotten dreams.
On the night of June 3 to 4, the incredible Barbara Polla was entrusted with the organization and curation of the poetry night by the Geneva Museum of Art and History and invited me, with many wonderful poets including my precious Julie Pugeat.
Barbara Says
« Both intimate and public, the Night recalls peace, with this polysemous proposal by Melissa Cascarino: YOUR TONGUE / YOUR LANGUAGE IN MY MOUTH (*); and we read in French, German, Italian, Kurdish, Russian, Greek, Turkish, Ukrainian, Persian… We read in full consciousness, engaged in the textes we have chosen and listening to others. Reading poetry together for a whole night is an act of peace, and an act of love, too. We do need poetry. Poetry is useless. It is therefore essential. »
The night of June 3 to 4, I’ll be hunting for dreams and hope that we will be together to honor them.
(*) in French langue means both tongue and language