Open letter to a distant river

Name: Open letter to a distant river
Start: 2023-09-17T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2023-09-17T16:00:00+02:00
Location: MUSÉE DE LA CAMARGUE, PARC NATUREL RÉGIONAL DE CAMARGUE

Sunday 17 September 2023, 14:00Passed

Conditions

Free entry, on reservation

Registration

musee@parc-camargue.fr 0490971082

@Marianne Salmon Cie Troisième rêve

Small musical and theatrical form for Souffles et Cordes... From the Rhone to the Great River of Life and Death, two actors and two musicians weave a correspondence and begin a sensitive and poetic dialogue with the rivers... " Open letter to a distant river" is an address to the river, outside or inside,... that each one carries within itself.
Voice: Marianne Salmon and Jean-Christophe Vermot-Gauchy Accordion: Pascal Rosiak - Cello: Thierry Renard Under the artistic direction of Michel Tallaron Duration: about 50 minutes
The performance will be followed by a participatory epistolary workshop open to all. write a letter to the real or imaginary river of your choice! A few words or more depending on the inspiration, a drawing, a small sign... Entrust to the rivers a memory, a dream, an aspiration, a message for the Earth... ! Your letters can be entrusted to the company, which will collect them to feed a vast correspondence between the Rhone and other Great Rivers of France and the World (within the framework of the multi-year project "Bringing the Voice of the Rivers", conducted in partnership with the IAGF - Initiatives for the Future of the Great Rivers) - workshop duration: between 1h and 1h30 according to the inspiration of each. e

About the location

MUSÉE DE LA CAMARGUE, PARC NATUREL RÉGIONAL DE CAMARGUE

Mas du pont de Rousty 13200 Arles

Bouches-du-Rhône
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Museum of the Camargue Art, nature and company(society)
The island of the Camargue, between the Rhône and the Mediterranean Sea, possesses an exceptional environment, fruit of the meeting of fresh water with salty(steep) waters and of human activities which developed there. The regional Nature park of the Camargue has as vocation to protect and to make live this natural heritage, cultural and human to build the future of this territory.
A C' museum is in the farmhouse in Provence of the Bridge(Deck) of Rousty where the regional Nature park of the Camargue installed(settled) the Museum of the Camargue, shop window(showcase) of the territory. Recently renovated in a logic of sustainable development, the sheep barn, under its skeleton of origin, proposes an immersion in the Camargue yesterday and of today with the permanent exhibition The current, the thread(wire) of time(weather). Period pieces, sound(resounding), interactive, play installations, videos and contemporary works of art invite small and big(great) to surf between past, present and future, far from the transported pictures(clichés).
A path experience(experiment) can be extended thanks to the path done up which follows the channel(canal) and the rice fields up to the marsh, via(including) the hut of the herdsman.
A cultural programme All year long, shows, projections, meetings debates and thematic visits to the museum or on the territory of the Park offer an approach play and different from from the Camargue culture.
[STOP_TRANSLATION]Des parcours artistiques Au départ du sentier, une œuvre de Tadashi Kawamata, Horizons, invite à s'élever pour méditer sur les enjeux de l’eau dans le delta du Rhône. Sur le territoire du Parc, le parcours des Sentiers de l’eau invite à sortir des sentiers battus pour voir la Camargue autrement avec les installations de Tadashi Kawamata, Décise, sur les bords du Grand Rhône à Arles et Escale à la station de pompage de la Grande Montlong.
Crédits: Françoise Baussan/Région PACA