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    Saturday, February 4, from 2:30 to 4:30 pm
    Nawba
    Workshop for all ages, from 8 years old, with Célin Jiang
    From a jumble of inti­mate objects, family pho­tographs and mem­o­ries from near and far brought back by the par­tic­i­pants, the group com­poses a vast col­lec­tive fable where small and big sto­ries are mixed. A hybrid nar­ra­tive grad­u­ally takes shape, made up of everyone’s voices and mem­o­ries, between a family tree and a his­tor­ical map.

    Wednesday, March 1st, from 11 am to 4 pm
    Making of (flag)
    (with a lunch break on site)
    Workshop open to all, with Mathilde Cameirao
    Did you know that the shapes and colors of the Algerian flag were for­gotten when the country became inde­pen­dent? Did you know that there are an infinite number of vari­a­tions depending on the designers who put it together? Based on this little-known episode in the his­tory of Algeria, pre­sented by Katia Kameli in the exhi­bi­tion, make your own flag. Rummage through the trunks of fab­rics, explore the coats of arms of heroes and heroines of yes­terday and today and delve into the his­tory of sym­bols to make a flag.

    Wednesday, March 22, from 2:30 to 4:30 pm
    Raï Ta K7
    Workshop for all ages, from 6 years old, with Susie Richard, based on a pro­posal by Katia Kameli
    Rectangular, light and made of plastic, the audio cas­sette has marked more than three gen­er­a­tions. In the age of Deezer and Spotify, the art centre’s team invites you to take a trip back to a not-so-dis­tant past: the time when music was lis­tened to and exchanged on mag­netic tape! During this work­shop, immerse your­self in the world of raï and Algerian music, record your own audio tape with the songs of your choice and cus­tomize its cover.

    Saturday, April 1st, from 2:30 to 4:30 pm
    The archivist
    Children’s work­shop, from 8 years old, with Célin Jiang
    You wake up in the shoes of an archivist! You are asked to sort, clas­sify, describe and repro­duce a huge col­lec­tion of images and doc­u­ments. But beware, it seems that the machines and printers are get­ting con­fused: how can you tell the dif­fer­ence between his­tor­ical doc­u­ments and images of all kinds?

    WORKSHOPS & VISITS FOR GROUPS AND SCHOOLS
    Group visits are led by a medi­ator and are adapted to all audi­ences.

    Any group needing a guided tour in a for­eign lan­guage or in sign lan­guage can let us know four days in advance.

    All our activ­i­ties are free.
    Information & reser­va­tions: public­s@­be­ton­salon.net / +33.(0)1.45.84.17.56

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