Canceled | "It was twice White House"

Name: Annulé | "Il était deux fois Maison Blanche"
Start: 2022-09-17T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T18:30:00+02:00
Location: Conciergerie O2 Maison Blanche

Exhibition of photos and documents on the history of the places and its inhabitants from 1900 to the present day as well as works or photos of works of patients? videos, lectures, readings, testimonia

17 et 18 septembre 2022Passé

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©CPotart, 2022, première section, Hôpital de Maison Blanche

"It was twice White House"

The first time didn’t happen if the second time would have wanted it... and the time expired.

Exhibition of photos, documents of the White House hospital throughout the twentieth century and its successive uses.
Exhibition of works or photos of works of patients.
Video on hunger in psychiatric hospitals during the Second World War ( Elise Rouard) testimony of Aimée Lebeau , prominent figure of Neuilly sur Marne and the White House hospital
Presentation of the book "The Great Renunciation" by F.Enjolras and Jean Noviel based on found archlives and photos of the White House
Activities of the hospital from 1998 to the present day, transformation, place of asylum, place to recover.
Reading texts from famous and unknown patients.
Become NO DO whose works were saved and listed by an association Existence ( conference ) and film of the end clap.
Project of labelling by the region of the santorium called Pavillon Normand
To honor the women of the White House, the sick and the carers.
Photos by Jean-Philippe Charbonnier in 1954-1955 for the magazine Réalités ( 108) photos made for many at the White House.

À propos du lieu

Conciergerie O2 Maison Blanche

Place Louise Labé 93330 Neuilly sur Marne

Seine-Saint-Denis
Île-de-France

From 1900 to 2012, the White House Psychiatric Hospital received and treated women at first ( 1900-1970), then women and men living in the Seine department, care improving, patients were able to leave the hospital, especially with the discovery of neuroleptics in the 1950s . From 1998, patients were treated as close as possible to their place of life, due to the gradual relocation of services to Paris until 2012, equivalent to the closure of the White House . The hospital sold to the city , would become The Park of White House, new district of Neuilly sur Marne . Between 1998 and 2018, many activities have taken place , the pavilions evolving to the rhythm of visits, different visitors and users of the site , legal and illegal ( urbex, squats, training, a circus resort, a privileged location for shooting series, a space of accommodation for "precarious" people, a place of family pilgrimage in search of an ancestor’s history, of former patients living in the area for many years, photogr