Wednesday, October 16, 2024
6:30pm (duration 1h)
Free admission, subject to availability
Frac conference room
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On the 19th, Crac de Montbéliard and the Frac join forces to offer a screening of the film "Étendue de Jeanne en son territoire propre" by Gaëlle Cognée. Gaëlle Cognée, an artist living and working in a rural environment, favors collaborative projects in her practice. During her residency at the Frac in 2021, she will further explore the myth of Joan of Arc, which began with the book "Jeanne déployée Sans emploi", in which the artist examines women's relationship to work in a small industrial town in the Côté d'Or region.
This research gave rise to the video "Étendue de Jeanne en son territoire propre", built from existing and fantasized stories, compiled through documentary research, this video extracts pieces of Joan of Arc's story to offer a non-linear version. Taking shape through encounters with artist Marie Bette, students from a hotel-restaurant class, ethnomusicologist Blanche Lacoste and actress Itto Mehdaoui, this video composition activates the discrete forms of an individual's power to act, yet excluded from power.
After being shown at Malpas (25) this summer as part of the Art en Chapelles Biennial, Gaëlle Cognée's film will be screened at the Frac on Wednesday October 16 at 6:30pm. The screening will be accompanied by a discussion with Sylvie Zavatta, director of Frac FC; Adeline Lépine, director of 19, Crac and artist Gaëlle Cognée.
6:30pm (duration 1h)
Free admission, subject to availability
Frac conference room
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On the 19th, Crac de Montbéliard and the Frac join forces to offer a screening of the film "Étendue de Jeanne en son territoire propre" by Gaëlle Cognée. Gaëlle Cognée, an artist living and working in a rural environment, favors collaborative projects in her practice. During her residency at the Frac in 2021, she will further explore the myth of Joan of Arc, which began with the book "Jeanne déployée Sans emploi", in which the artist examines women's relationship to work in a small industrial town in the Côté d'Or region.
This research gave rise to the video "Étendue de Jeanne en son territoire propre", built from existing and fantasized stories, compiled through documentary research, this video extracts pieces of Joan of Arc's story to offer a non-linear version. Taking shape through encounters with artist Marie Bette, students from a hotel-restaurant class, ethnomusicologist Blanche Lacoste and actress Itto Mehdaoui, this video composition activates the discrete forms of an individual's power to act, yet excluded from power.
After being shown at Malpas (25) this summer as part of the Art en Chapelles Biennial, Gaëlle Cognée's film will be screened at the Frac on Wednesday October 16 at 6:30pm. The screening will be accompanied by a discussion with Sylvie Zavatta, director of Frac FC; Adeline Lépine, director of 19, Crac and artist Gaëlle Cognée.
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