Agenda

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Agence GG

The children will learn the technique of spin painting, which consists in creating striking patterns by covering a quickly spinning surface with paint. Using a rotating machine, each child will create an original brightly colored T-shirt where they will place their own slogan.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

Benjamin Lefèvre

During a scientific wander through the garden of the Fondation Cartier, the children will be invited to observe, touch and smell the different plant species, and understand how trees are vital for all living creatures.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Steffie Brocoli

The children will learn the art of tufting, traditionally used to make wool rugs. Using a large needle for wool embroidery, each child will make a small tufted picture in bright tones, drawing inspiration from Damien Hirst’s cherry blossoms.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Elisa Géhin

By crafting stencils using botanical drawings of cherry blossoms, the children will make one-of-a-kind bouquets featuring different shapes and colors. The interplay of transparent layers will create unique works celebrating springtime!

Aline Houdé-Diebolt

Using paper design techniques, the children will be invited to reinterpret the exhibition’s works by making three-dimensional cherry tree branches that they will adorn with tissue paper flowers.

For her forthcoming creation, The Divine Cypher, the Afro-Brazilian choreographer Ana Pi went to Haiti in the footsteps of the experimental American filmmaker Maya Deren, who took an avid interest in voodoo rituals in the 1950s. A few days before the premiere and accompanied by a Haitian guest, Pi invites us into the unseen, personal space of her piece.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

Arianna Tamburini

The children will be introduced to large-format silk-screening, using stencils, squeegees and ink. Experimenting with layering colorful circle patterns and screens, they’ll make a poster featuring a majestic tree.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

The Ictus Ensemble – which voluntarily describes itself as a contemporary music band and undertakes impressive collaborations with diverse artists, from Georges Aperghis and Joris Lacoste to Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker – has dreamed up a unique program for this Nomadic Night: a string quartet, an organ, three pieces. Spectators are invited for a sound exploration in each individual piece and the interactions among them.

The Ictus Ensemble – which voluntarily describes itself as a contemporary music band and undertakes impressive collaborations with diverse artists, from Georges Aperghis and Joris Lacoste to Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker – has dreamed up a unique program for this Nomadic Night: a string quartet, an organ, three pieces. Spectators are invited for a sound exploration in each individual piece and the interactions among them.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

Emma Giuliani

Using die-cutting, the budding artists will cut out an array of small, brightly colored paper circles that they can arrange as they please on painted branches to create their own tree in bloom.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

Elodie Nouhen

The children will make a scratch card by superimposing different layers of oil pastel and gouache. Using a wooden stylus, they will scratch out material to draw a tree or branches, leaves, flowers, and birds, magically appearing in a swirl of colors!

Alessandro Sciarroni + Simon Johannin

Information to come

Alessandro Sciarroni + Simon Johannin

Information to come

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Joanna Wong

Pansies, violets, borages, dragon fruit, and more are among the ingredients the children can use to create the edible landscape of their dreams. At the end of the workshop, each child will bring their work home in a bento box for tasting.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

Aline Houdé-Diebolt

Using paper design techniques, the children will be invited to reinterpret the exhibition’s works by making three-dimensional cherry tree branches that they will adorn with tissue paper flowers.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Steffie Brocoli

The children will learn the art of tufting, traditionally used to make wool rugs. Using a large needle for wool embroidery, each child will make a small tufted picture in bright tones, drawing inspiration from Damien Hirst’s cherry blossoms.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

Information to come

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

Children and their parents can participate in a fun-filled visit of the exhibition in the company of a guide. Following the guided tour of the exhibition, families can spend more time exploring at their own pace.

Arianna Tamburini

The children will be introduced to large-format silk-screening, using stencils, squeegees and ink. Experimenting with layering colorful circle patterns and screens, they’ll make a poster featuring a majestic tree.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.

In French, for adult groups.