SANS RÉSERVE, the new artistic and festive event dedicated to creation committed to living beings, imagined by COAL, returns for its second edition on November 20. This year, during this vibrant day where all the spaces of the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature will be invested, COAL invites professionals and the general public to explore the potential of transformative artistic practices to change how we inhabit the Earth.
SANS RÉSERVE
Encounters; performances; somatic experiences; celebration; exhibitions; round tables / Free entry
PRIX COAL 2024 Award Ceremony / By invitation
Wednesday, November 20, 11am – 10pm
Accompanied by thinkers, activists, nature protectors, and cultural project leaders from Europe and beyond, discover on this occasion the work of the artists nominated for the PRIX COAL 2024 “Se Transformer” and some of the artists from the Transformative Territories mention, through round tables, performances, workshops, installations, and experiences. Each, in their own way, unfolds restorative practices, processes of reconnection that are somatic, sensory, spiritual; skills of the hand and the land. Their proposals reveal the power of art not only to raise awareness and denounce, but also to heal and connect through acts of attention and sharing. A day to create, exchange, and invent, SANS RÉSERVE.
As part of this day, some of the PRIX COAL 2024 – Transformative Territories mention artist will organise workshops, such as Caroline Le Méhauté, or Nuno da Luz, who is leading a vocal workshop open to all.
Featuring artists nominated for the PRIX COAL: Fabrice Cazenave (France), Lélia Demoisy (France), Pascal Ferren (France), Carla Gueye (France), MITR collective (Chloe Mazzani, Charlie Fox, Bulat Sharipov) (France/Russia/UK), n_Marina Pirot & Dominique Leroy (France), C.△.R (Cellule d’Action Rituelle / Isa Frémeaux, Jay Jordan, Nath Gélard, Thibaud Guichard) (France), Sacha Rey (France), Yan Tomaszewski (France/Poland), and the laureates of the PRIX COAL – Transformative Territories mention such as Nuno da Luz (Portugal) and Caroline Le Méhauté (France)…
This program is organised in partnership with the Centre Pompidou, as part of the Biodiversity Forum, November 20-24.
With the financial support of the European Union through the Transformative Territories program – Performing transition through the arts; the Ministry of Culture, the French Office for Biodiversity, the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, the François Sommer Foundation, and the LAccolade Foundation, along with partnerships with Ateliers Médicis and the Centre Wallonie Bruxelles/Paris.
