4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. | 31/07/2025
IDECAF 31 Thái Van Lung, P. Sài Gòn, TP. Ho Chí Minh
Registration required: https://forms.gle/kTtiodTyKDpFoVQ87
About the workshop:
During the workshop, artist Karine Bonneval will guide you in creating a Portrait of a Flower using the technique of paper chromatography—a technique in which the colourful reactions of the organic and chemical compounds contained in pollen and petals are diffused onto paper.
These strips of coloured paper serve as wind activators in the installation ‘Avoir la pulpe des doigts au dessin fleuri’ (Having the pulp of your fingers in flowery drawings). During her residency at Villa Saigon, the artist created ceramic wind chimes, whose shapes are inspired by flower petals.
The project ‘Avoir la pulpe des doigts au dessin fleuri’ is part of the artistic project of French artist Karine Bonneval, currently in residence in Ho Chi Minh City thanks to the ‘Villa Saigon’ residency programme of the French Institute in Vietnam. This programme aims to create a link between contemporary French creation and the Vietnamese cultural context.
Workshop schedule:
You can bring your favourite flower or choose from the varieties prepared by the organisers for the workshop.
The artist will guide you through the various steps of this scientific process over the course of two and a half hours.
The wind chimes from the project will be on display, and you will be able to listen to the recordings associated with them: participants sharing their unique stories with a flower.
The next day, your colourful bookmark – unique according to the species and origin of the flower – will be ready to take home with you.
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THE JOURNEY OF A DROP OF WATER WITH ARTIST KARINE BONNEVAL
Do you believe that a single drop of water can tell countless stories? And can you imagine that a contemporary artist from France will accompany you on this wonderful journey, right here in Can Tho
CAFE Club is proud to present Karine Bonneval – a talented artist born in La Rochelle, France – who will be the special guest at the upcoming workshop ‘The Journey of a Drop of Water’!
She is currently in residence in Vietnam as part of the Villa Saigon residency programme run by the French Institute in Ho Chi Minh City, working on the “Hoa Tay” project.
MOST IMPORTANT: During ‘The Journey of the Water Drop’, Karine Bonneval will accompany you directly. She will not only be a guest ‘performing’, but a sincere and inspiring friend, who will observe, share and discuss with you during this journey of discovery of Can Tho through the prism of water.
WORKSHOP INFORMATION:
Time: 7:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., Sunday, 27 July 2025 ???? Location: Luu Huu Phuoc Park, Can Tho City
Languages: Vietnamese – French – English (with simultaneous interpretation)
REGISTER NOW: https://forms.gle/tHaW9XWHNoesuRjj6
Limited places: Only 10 to 15 truly committed participants!
You can find more information about the workshop on the CAFE Club Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087272782582&locale=vi_VN
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From Monday 03 to Wednesday 05 March 2025, Aurélie Barnier, winner of the third call for entries for the Chroniques program, was invited to the Cher and Indre-et-Loire regions by devenir-art, in partnership with AICA-France and Revue Laura.
Conference organised by Cécile Narjoux, Luce Limido and Gaspard Delon (CERILAC)
on 18-20 June 2025 at Université Paris Cité.
The aim of the conference is to explore different facets of the reality and imaginary power of seeds in an interdisciplinary context, in a dialogue between the arts (literature, [audio] visual arts, plastic arts, music), philosophy and environmental aesthetics. The emphasis will be on artistic creation, both in its processual modalities and in its possible political intentions.
Sharing time 2km4
Wednesday 28 May at 2pm
Rendezvous in the meadow at Centrale Supelec, 9 rue Joliot Curie, 91190 Gif-sur-Yvette
On Wednesday 14 May, at the Utopia bookshop in Paris, I will have the pleasure of taking part in the 3rd session of the series of research-creation workshops in mental, social and environmental ecology co-organised by Manola Antonioli and Antonella Corsani as associate artist.
This free workshop is open to all, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm, at 1 rue Frédéric Sauton.
This time, Antonella Corsani will introduce us to ‘ecosophy’ according to André Gorz.
C'est avant tout une lente fabrique de bois *
Karine Bonneval, in collaboration with Guillaume Hutzler
Résidence art - sciences - société - territoires supported by SIANA, an artistic laboratory in Essonne and southern Ile-de-France - Exhibition as part of the Biennale En Commun(s)
Exhibition at the Evry University Library
C'est avant tout une lente fabrique de bois is an artistic residency at the heart of the University of Evry Paris Saclay, bringing together visual artist Karine Bonneval and teacher-researcher Guillaume Hutlzer from the IBISC laboratory. From September 2024 to March 2025, a research laboratory/artist's studio has been set up at IBGBI. A place where the artist and scientist could work together, it was continuously visible and open to students and outsiders, including schoolchildren, for meetings and workshops.
These installations to be practiced could give rise to performative interpretations: dance improvisation to the rhythm of the movements, a practical workshop on movement and breathing to the “pulse” of the tree.
*after a quote by Francis Ponge
Biennale En Commun(s) - HABITER
website
Exhibition from March 26 to May 4, 2025
Curated by SIANA, as part of the Biennale en commun(s)
Opening at 5 pm, April 2nd
With the artists: Xavier Boissarie and Tomek Jarolim (Collectif Orbe), Karine Bonneval, Floriane Pochon (Phaune Radio), Anaïs Tondeur And scientists: Xavier Aubriot, Stéphane Bazot, Claire Damesin, Ludwig Jardillier, Marine Legrand, Michaël Marder, Fanny Rybak.
University Library, 8 avenue des Sciences 91190 - Gif-sur-Yvette.
This series of workshops (which will continue from October 2025) is part of a two-year research project two-year research project supported by MSH Paris Nord and co-directed by Manola Antonioli and Antonella Corsani. The project focuses on the ethical-political articulation of three ecological registers: that of the environment that of the environment, that of social relations, and that of human subjectivity (Guattari, 1989) and is rooted in a dual perspective: that of Felix Guattari and that of André Gorz. For Felix Guattari political ecology should not be confined to environmental issues, for that would be not only ineffective but also dangerous.Félix Guattari saw two possible drifts in a purely environmental ecology purely environmental ecology: a right-wing, conservative, even reactionary ecology, and ecobusiness. From this same perspective, André Gorz always insisted on one point: tthe starting point must be a critique of capitalism, which necessarily leads to political ecology and not the other way round.
The aim of the project is to help give theoretical and political substance to the notion of ecosophy by exploring the possible links between social ecology, mental ecology and environmental ecology within the critical literature of political ecology, and in so doing continuing the path designed by André Gorz and Félix Guattari.
Sessions :
1. 12 MARCH : Ecosophy according to Felix Guattari, introduction by Manola Antoniolo
2. 10 APRIL: Ecosophy according to Bernard Stiegler, introduction by Giacomo Gilmozzi
3. 14 MAY: Ecosophy according to André Gorz, introduction by Antonella Corsani
4. 11 JUNE: Ecosophy according to Charles Fourier, introduction by Patrick Samzun
2km4_Pour une écologie joyeuse is a project that brings together artists, scientists and local residents around a line of surveying 2km4 between the Yvette valley ‘below’ and the Saclay plateau ‘above’, and forms of attention to living things.
With the artsts and scientists:Anaïs Tondeur, Karine Bonneval, Xavier Boissarie (Collectif Orbe), Floriane Pochon (Phaune Radio) et les scientifiques Claire Damesin, Marine Legrand, Fanny Rybak, Ludwig Jardillier, Stéphane Bazot, Xavier Aubriot, Michaël Marder...