In resonance with the paintings and sculptures presented at the museum, several events are organized this week in Lodève.
Open to visitors in April (until August 30), the temporary exhibition at the Lodève museum “Aboriginal art, the time of a dream” immediately met its audience. And proof of this enthusiasm, two meetings are scheduled on this theme this week, as well as next Wednesday (see opposite).
A great popular success
“The exhibition is a real success in terms of attendance, we haveÔ moreover republish the catalog, enthuses museum director Aurosi Moreno. The subject requires some effort, car you have to imprint yourselfgner of this notion ofe temps du rêve, mais les Å“uThey are also very attractive with their graphic, almost hypnotic appearance. People have a real pleasure in immersing themselves in another culture, close to nature and the environment. The two demonstrations this week are an opportunity to once again highlight the exhibition.”
Doctor in literature and specialist in Aboriginal culture, Estelle Castro-Koshy will indeed be stopping off in the city of Saint-Fulcran this Tuesday, June 16. The writer has just published A firmament of stories (South Acts)a unique work containing the first anthology of Australian Indigenous poetry translated into French and sign language. At 5:30 p.m., the people of Lodévois will therefore be invited to the exhibition rooms to listen to the reading of poems, before going to the “Un point un trait” bookseller at 6:30 p.m. for a time of discussion and signing.
A film screened Thursday at the Luteva cinema
On Thursday June 18, another highlight awaits fans with the screening of the film Charly’s country au cinéma Luteva. “It is un masterpiece of sensitivity and emotion, directed by Rolf De Heer who signs here a moving tribute portrait of the actor David Gulpililexplain the organizers of the event. We find there all aspects of the current problems of the Aborigines: their complicated relationships with goods (money, housing), alcohol, administration, the police, the serious health problems of which they are victims and the unbearable cultural uprooting of having become foreigners in their own country. David Gulpilil also received the “Un Certain Regard” acting prize at the Cannes Film Festival in 2014 for this role.
A meeting at the media library on June 24
In addition to the two meetings this week, another day is to be ticked on the diary, that of Wednesday June 24. A recognized expert in Australian art, Stéphane Jacob-Langevin will offer a conference to understand the fascinating world of contemporary Aboriginal art. He will return to one of the foundations of this culture, the notion of dream time, this moment when mythical ancestors would have shaped landscapes, created species and established the laws of society. All the places having been reserved, the organizers have moved the event to the media library, where they will be able to accommodate a few more people. But be careful, it is still strongly recommended to book on the museum website. Please note that the conference will be broadcast live on YouTube.
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