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  • Paris

    Call for papers - Representation

    Solitude(s) in Canada

    Études Canadiennes / Canadian Studies 87, décembre 2019

    This issue of Études Canadiennes / Canadian Studies will be dedicated to fresh perspectives and new insights on the theme of solitude(s) in Canadian literature. The editors would particularly like to see proposals that explore the linguistic and cultural interaction between the two founding solitudes and the way French and English Canada depict each other (or not) in literature and in the visual arts. In a similar vein, proposals are welcomed on the representation of First Nations, often referred to as Canada’s Third Solitude, with a special interest in works by Canadian Indigenous writers and artists. So too are proposals on the host of other solitudes in the country, which share with Canada’s founding minority communities similar concerns with cultural identity that bring into play issues evolving around recognition of the Other, inclusion, borders and boundaries.

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  • Nantes

    Call for papers - Representation

    Censorship: Creative contemporary constraints and dynamics in the representation of the British and American nations

    This 2016 workshop on contemporary US-UK photography will take on the notion of censorship. With photography as its starting point, this edition aims to extend the debate to include the contemporary image on the whole. It is interested in the intermedial forays of other artistic forms in the practice of photographers (art installations, video and/or audio productions, performance, urban art practices, text/image interactions). How does the very artistic form/medium become in itself a means of expression and commitment when confronted with censorship, a means to create unity against censorship, a tool for identity expression of a group or of a minority, to circumvent constraints, or thrive upon these limits and generate creative impetus from them?

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  • Paris

    Seminar - Modern

    Listening in the theatre and cinema (2nd year): redefining the concept of the "sound-track"

    Ce séminaire interdisciplinaire s’inscrit dans une recherche internationale en cours (« Le son du théâtre/ Theatre Sound ») un partenariat entre l’ARIAS/CNRS et le CRI de Montréal, qui prend pour objet la dimension sonore du théâtre, presque totalement négligée par la théorie, et se concentre sur le long siècle qui a vu les débuts de l’enregistrement et de la diffusion du son à distance (fin XIXe : invention du phonographe, du téléphone et du microphone), le passage du son acoustique au son électrique, puis numérique. Les relations du théâtre et des nouvelles technologies successives y sont abordées dans une large perspective anthropologique et intermédiale. Le séminaire 2010-2011 est consacré au concept fourre-tout de « bande-son » l’un des facteurs qui ont contribué à sous-estimer la dimension sonore du spectacle théâtral et cinématographique. Cette notion d’abord appliquée au cinéma pour mieux l’opposer à une « non moins fictive “bande-image” » est ensuite adoptée au théâtre, où son usage est tout aussi discutable. Après avoir retracé ce parcours, qui permettra d’apprécier les similitudes ou les différences entre ces deux formes d’expression, nous examinerons la notion elle-même, la façon dont elle fait image, la tromperie de cette image.

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