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26 september - 4 october in Paris
The 8th Annual Week of foreign cultures takes place from 26 to 4 October 2009 with the theme: Sublimons les frontières! (en français seulement)
30 June to 27 Septembre 2009 à Paris
Last chance to see the new exhibition from photographer Martin Parr at the Jeu de Paume
A vision of next generation art
Une vision de l'art de la prochaine décennie.
The 18th edition of this major showcase for British cinema.
Marseille's music festival offers a special focus on Liverpool's contemporary music scene.
This year Marsatac brings an impressive line up of music for all tastes with electro, hip hop, rock, pop, plus some folk music and jazz
An exhibition of works by Jeremy Deller at the Villa Arson in Nice.
A view of visual arts of the future.
Le festival annuel de culture britannique de Dieppe.
An integrated dance company performing in Pantin.
Two exhibitions of black and white photos by Gavin Fernandes.
UKMoves in Roubaix offers three days’ total immersion in the originality and creativity of British dance today.
Some of the most recent dynamic offerings from the British arts scene at the Ponctuation Festival at Le Quai in Angers.
36 artists of 22 different nationalities all have in common the fact of have been an artist in residence in Paris.
A major festival for performance artists.
Le Quai is a new centre for performance in the town of Angers and will be inaugurated at the end of June. It will present the performance/installation 'Of All the People in All the World: Europe' created by the British company Stan’s Cafe.
London is this year’s guest of honour at the Marathon des Mots in Toulouse which will celebrate the vitality and cultural originality of the city.
The Villa Gillet in Lyon is celebrating its 20th anniversary and is organising ‘TheInternational Forum of the Novel’ in collaboration with le Monde des Livres.
The 24th edition of Festival Banlieues Bleues, Jazz in Seine-St-Denis, hosts a number of performances by jazz bands in 16 towns of the department 93 in the northern suburbs of Paris.
The major international festival devoted to women film-makers 'Films de Femmes' in Creteil features a major focus on British cinema with films directed by 42 women film-makers from the UK
, This event stages a week-long presentation of artistic works involving the integration of free and open source software in the world of digital arts.
Thomas Adès was born in London in 1971. Among his most well known works are Asyla, Living Toys, Arcadiana, and the opera Powder Her Face, televised by Channel Four...
Author, poet, painter, director, he has written some 50 plays and is often the director of his own works in the framework of his theatre company ‘The Wrestling School'...
Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival is one of the most important short film festivals in the world...
Major festival of first and second European shorts and feature films. The focus this year is on British animated films
The first ‘Salon du Cinéma’ will take place at the Porte de Versailles in Paris from 12 to 14 January 2007. Its aim is to give the general public closer access in an entertaining way to the technical aspects of making feature films.
Composer George Benjamin and author Martin Crimp have created a new lyrical tale for two voices and a musical ensemble commissioned by the Festival d'Automne.
A solo performance created by Nigel Charnock . This one man show is a violently comic mixture of monologue and improvised song and dance
It would be impossible for the town of Lille to celebrate Bombay without taking a close look at what is going on in London, a focal point and a place of welcome for a large part of the disapora of the Indian sub-continent.
This show takes place in the round but also above the audience and is quite magical, inventive and amusing, with elements of dance, music and video...
Martin Boyce is a young Scottish artist who works with everyday objects such as furniture, fencing or neon lighting which he installs with reference to anonymous urban environments....
With the young British photographer Tom Hunter
This year the artistic director John Fox has programmed a tribute to contemporary French and Welsh composers William Mathis and Alun Hoddinott
44 artists from 18 countries will perform in Sète on the theme of democracy: both in society and in culture.
Cerith Wyn Evans has had a number of solo exhibitions, notably at the Tate Britain in London in 2000, the Berkeley Art Museum of San Francisco in 2003...
Theme: Climate Change by Michael Craig-Martin.
Ever wanted to be a dancer or a choreographer?
This year the Festival Tribu devotes a full night in which to discover the very new and innovative rap scene from the UK.
Britain boasts two feature films in competition at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
A collaborative exhibition between Le Plateau in Paris and Camden Arts Centre in London on the theme of architecture in cities.
Contemporary Musique Concert by the Smith Quartet at the Cité Universitaire in Paris.
A first retrospective in France of the work of British sculptor Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975) at the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Nancy.
Welsh performer and artists Eddie Ladd in residence in France for the creation and presentation of two pieces: Fideotek 1 and Fideotek 2, inspired by Welsh cinema and cultural traditions in Wales.
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