June 2022

Southern cultural events

June 2022


MEET, SEE, READ, LISTEN AND DON'T MISS ANYTHING IN THE COMING WEEKS

MUSIC FESTIVAL 2022

Tuesday, June 21


The 2022 edition marks the 40th anniversary of this event acclaimed by the general public. A symbolic date that testifies to its durability, its anchoring in the cultural landscape of the French and music lovers around the world. This edition gives us the opportunity to return to the fundamentals of the Fête de la Musique, to emphasize the principles that governed its creation: a festive, popular and spontaneous event, which is aimed at all audiences and which aims to highlight and promote amateur practices.

40 Sète authors welcome you

Sunday June 26

Square of the town hall of Sète


The Collectif Sète Écrit invites authors from Sète to present their works, an opportunity to make themselves known to the public and to rub shoulders with writers. Audasud awaits you there with its books Bêtes de Sète, AlphaBrassens and Le Trombinoscope.


9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Afternoon: musical entertainment

Square of the town hall of Sète

Japanese influence

Textiles, lacquer, basketry, sculpture…

Until June 18, 2022

The Nave - Montpellier


Nobility of materials, acute sense of colors and detail that border on perfection... La Nave honors some thirty material artists fascinated by the land of the rising sun. Tableware for the tea ceremony, raku technique, jewelry made of Binchotan charcoal, dyed textiles, adorned with prints, pieces evoking cherry blossoms, delicate lacquerware, poetic basketry, kokeshi dolls, wooden sculptures raw.


The Nave Gallery

41 University Street, Montpellier

Open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Closed Monday, Wednesday and Sunday

Potiers MarketSaturday 18 and Sunday 19 June 2022

Port of Marseillan


Marseillan welcomes the 7th edition at the water's edge bringing together 35 ceramists from all over France and their latest creations. Selected for the quality and originality of their works, they will offer a variety of universes: tableware, jewelry, decorative objects, sculptures...


From 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Port of Marseillan

Meeting with the author on Sunday June 26, Place de la Mairie de Sète

BETES DE SÈTE The animals of the singular island and its surroundings

in bookstores or on Audasud.fr

¡FANDANGO!

Music and dance at the Sea Theater in Sète

Friday, June 17, 2022


On a red circular track, paradoxical sensations slap in the face. Between pure flamenco and contemporary gestures, electro and traditional songs, with a cascade of grains of rice, in shoes but also barefoot, this piece, over which the shadows of Antonio Gadès and Pina Bausch hover, offers a stunning synthesis of the advances of this art. To speak of fandango is to speak of tradition, of soil. It is also the name of the piece thought up together, by the dancer and choreographer David Coria and the flamenco singer David Lagos. The show received the Critics' Award from the prestigious Jerez Festival 2021.


Theater of the Sea at 9.30 p.m.

Exceptional price from 15 to 38€

Duration: 1h25

To book

darkness and light

Until June 12, 2022

Castries Castle


After the success met at the Palais des Papes in Avignon, it is now in Castries that we can discover this exhibition inspired by The Divine Comedy, by the poet Dante Alighieri, who died 700 years ago. Giorgio Dante, Italian figurative painter born in 1982, is part of the purest tradition of great Italian realist painting. With this project, he explores this long and laborious human journey from Hell to Heaven, the journey of humanity and ultimately, the journey of every man.


FREE ENTRANCE

Wednesday to Sunday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Castries Castle

Castle Street – Castries

See the presentation on YouTube

Isabelle Jarousse

Until August 28, 2022

Museum of Brut Art in Montpellier


“Inside, always go inside. There is a multitude of things to discover in oneself. For thirty years, I have been faithful to paper, a support that I make from paper pulp that comes from rags. This material is a soft texture like cotton, a metaphor for the drape and the skin; a knotty, hollow or flat matrix in which I inscribe my writing, I structure my language, I obey creation. I remember that as a child, at school, I built invisible ramparts to protect myself. »


Adult full price: 8 €

Reduced price: €6

From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Closed Monday, Tuesday and public holidays

Brut Art Museum

1 rue Beau Sejour – Montpellier

Tramway: Line 2 Beaux-Arts stop

His recent works

Louis Gauffier's trip to Italy

Until September 4, 2022

Fabre Museum – Montpellier


A first dedicated to the career of Louis Gauffier, painter of the end of the 18th century. Born in Poitiers in 1762, Louis Gauffier is one of those European artists for whom Italy was a land of choice. Winner of the Prix de Rome in 1784, he discovered the Eternal City and its remains, then Florence and Tuscany from 1793, until his early death in 1801. It was in Italy, in Rome then in Florence, that Louis Gauffier and François-Xavier Fabre became comrades and friends. The care with which Fabre collected works by his friend after his early death explains today the very fine representation of Gauffier at the Montpellier museum, the exhibition of which will allow visitors to discover the richness of his career.


Adult full price: 12 €

Reduced price: 9 €

Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Fabre Museum

39 boulevard Bonne Nouvelle, Montpellier

Dominique Gauthier

Until August 28, 2022

Fabre Museum – Montpellier


Born in 1953 in Paris, Dominique Gauthier lives and works in Lavérune, near Montpellier. Trained at the School of Decorative Arts in Limoges as well as at the School of Fine Arts in Marseille-Luminy, with Claude Viallat, he was defended by the gallery owner Jean Fournier from the start, notably presenting operas in monumental format. composed of an assembly of fabrics and mixed materials.


Visits in the presence of the artist

The artist Dominique Gauthier will present his work to you during this meeting.

Saturdays June 11, July 2 and August 27 at 3 p.m.


Full price: 9€

Reduced price and Metropolis Pass: €6

Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Access included to the permanent collections

Ticketing

Against nature

Ceramics, a test of fire

Until September 4, 2022

La Panacée-MoCo – Montpellier


Contre-Nature is an exhibition populated by monsters, insolent and hybrid forms: these grotesque creatures, enamel and earth, form a luxuriant, original, mysterious, disturbing or hallucinatory world. Nature is artifice and artifice becomes nature to decategorize scales and values, overturn perceptions and clichés about sculpture and the ceramic tradition. The collected works deal less with ceramics as folklore than with modeling and alchemy as techniques and magic. Water, earth and fire are the essential, unequaled components of these new worlds: "what is against custom is called unnatural." — Montaigne.


FREE ENTRANCE

Wednesday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Panacea-MoCo

contemporary art center

14 rue de l'Ecole de Pharmacie – Montpellier

Tram access: Line 1 or 4 Stop Louis Blanc

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