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Pour cette nouvelle lecture collective, des lecteurices se réunissent pour lire L’avec Schizophrénique de Danielle Roulot, édité par Hermann, dans la collection Psychanalyse, en 2014. Danielle Roulot, psychiatre, psychanalyste, a exercé à la clinique de La Borde, dans le Loir et Cher. C’est sur ce territoire qu’elle habite, que l’autrice fabrique des ponts entre des personnes qu’elle suit pas à pas, et que nous découvrons au fil du textes, comme dans un travelling. Ici, il n’y a pas de camera, c’est l’écriture qui fait lien.

“Je ne crois pas qu’il puisse y avoir, dans la psychothérapie des psychoses, de l’être ensemble, et c’est pour cela que je préfère le terme d’avec schizophrénique.”

Le collectif “À voix hautes” réunit des textes d’autrices ayant contribué à l’histoire de la psychothérapie Institutionnelle de la première moitié du 20ème siècle à aujourd’hui. Elles sont pensionnaires, psychiatres, psychanalystes, monitrices, secrétaire, éditrice, étudiante, écrivaines, ou encore chercheuses, et leurs textes sont peu connus ou peu diffusés. Le collectif “À voix hautes”, par le montage et l’assemblage, fait converser ces femmes qui n’ont pas toujours eu l’occasion de se rencontrer, n’ayant pas vécu à la même époque ou n’ayant pas côtoyé les mêmes milieux.

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A Conversation with Athens : Maria-Thalia Carras and Olga Hatzidaki
Eric Stephany, hd.kepler.
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on Tuesday 21 January, 2020 at 7.30 pm
at Καφενειο « H Μουριά » Charilaou Trikoupi 87, Athens.

In the spirit of La Bohème and following the tradition of Kafeneio talks, A Conversation with Athens is an intend to organize a new series of meetings gathering voices of the local art scene in Athens.

The conversations are held in English and host by Florent Frizet & Eric Stephany, two french artists currently living in Athens.

locus athens, a nomadic non-profit arts organization, was originally formed in 2004 by Maria-Thalia Carras and Sophia Tournikiotis, with the aim of exploring the juncture between public space in Athens and contemporary art. Commissioning artists to produce new works based on in situ research, locus athens curated exhibitions, talks and screenings in various locations of the city as well as organizing educational programs and publishing a series of award winning children’s art books.

In 2012 the team was joined by Olga Hatzidaki, starting with a first collaboration which continued into a long-term partnership. Gradually also Sofia withdrew from active involvement from locus athens. Olga and Maria-Thalia developed projects in and about the public spaces of Athens, building on former experience and injecting locus athens’ program with new energy. They explored different curatorial models with projects that shifted in scale and size, collaborating with a wide range of institutions, reaching out to different communities and thinking further about the necessity of tackling contested issues.

In 2019, Maria-Thalia and Olga decided on a more radical shift in their approach, thinking of the ‘public’ less as architectural space but more as content and communities. They envisioned TAVROS, a mid-sized space in the eponymous area of Athens, as a new home for their arts projects, with a varied program of exhibitions, talks and community projects geared to responding to the social and political circumstances around us, giving voices to marginalized communities, and exploring notions of democracy, equality and ecology through dialogue listening and learning.

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