Performance of K-pop dance by the Bureau des Arts (BDE Inalco)

Name: Performance of K-pop dance by the Bureau des Arts (BDE Inalco)
Start: 2023-09-16T16:30:00+02:00
End: 2023-09-16T16:45:00+02:00
Location: Inalco - Maison de la recherche

As part of the European Heritage Days on Saturday 16 September, the Arts Office of the BDE (Bureau des Etudiants) will perform in the courtyard of the building at 4:30 pm to make you aware of the...

Saturday 16 September 2023, 16:30Passed

Conditions

Free entry

Spectacle de fin d'année du bureau des arts de l'Inalco (danse K-pop), 7 juin 2023 © kephas.le.roc

As part of the European Heritage Days on Saturday 16 September, the Bureau des Arts du BDE (Bureau des Etudiants) will perform in the inner courtyard of the building at 4:30 pm to introduce you to different K-pop choreographies.
This show is proposed in connection with the theme 2023 «Heritage of sport» and registered in the program of the Cultural Olympiad of Paris 2024.

About the location

Inalco - Maison de la recherche

2 rue de Lille 75007 Paris

Paris
Île-de-France

Commissioned by the Marquis de Bacqueville in 1716, the building at 2 rue de Lille was purchased and renovated by Jean-Louis Bernage in 1767, before welcoming in 1874 the Ecole des Langues Orientales and its library. Numerous works were carried out during the 1880s to give an institutional and symbolic setting to the school’s teaching missions.
The current building retains the entire north wing of the initial construction of the Bernage Hotel. The wings of the rue des Saints-Pères and of Lille are the result of the realization between 1886 and 1889 of the first phase of the great project imagined by Faure-Dujarric. The fourth and last wing, to the west, as well as the upper part of the pavilion of the library at 2 rue de Lille belong to the last campaign of works that was initiated to complete this ensemble in 1935 by the architect Paul Barrias.
This rich building has housed the Arabic, Turkish, Persian, Chinese and dozens of other languages. It saw the birth and growth of the Doctoral