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Le collectif « À voix haute » s’arrête à Troyes afin de faire entendre dans l’Aube les textes de femmes ayant traversé l’histoire de la Psychothérapie Institutionnelle, ici et ailleurs, de la première moitié du 20ème siècle à aujourd’hui.

Pour cette occasion, le collectif a choisi de déplier la question du passage, d’une discipline à une autre, d’un territoire à un autre, et la façon dont y circulent les corps, dans ce que l’on pourrait nommer une poétique du désir. Le collectif fera résonner entre elles les voix d’Hélène Chaigneau, Marie Depussé, Lise Gaignard, Joana Maso, Agnès Masson, Ginette Michaud, Danielle Roulot, Danielle Sivadon, Rose-Marie Lepage et Treize, qui, par leurs travaux, contribuent à faire vivre la Psychothérapie Institutionnelle, tant sur le plan clinique, théorique, esthétique que, évidemment, politique.

Après le Palais de Tokyo, la galerie Treize et la radio *Duuu, « À voix haute » remercie l’Association APAT (Actualité Pour la Psychanalyse à Troyes) de les accueillir pour cette occasion.
Avec Agathe Boulanger, Sybille Chevreuse, Carine Lendrin, Lena Monnier, Graziela Susin, Camille Zuber.

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13.11.19
A Conversation with Athens : Myrto Katsimicha
Eric Stephany, hd.kepler.
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A conversation with (3)
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on Tuesday June 25, 2019 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.

Myrto Katsimicha
Myrto Katsimicha (b. 1991, Athens) is a curator based in Athens, Greece. She holds a BA in Media, Communication and Culture from Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Athens (2012) and a MA in Curating the Contemporary from London Metropolitan University and the Whitechapel Gallery, London (2014). Her research interest lies within notions of collectivity and self-organisation within the arts and the points of convergence between independent art initiatives and institutions today. In 2017-18, she was the 12-month intern in the Adult & Academic Programs, Education Department at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Within the framework of her internship she conducted field research on the independent art scene in Mexico City and later organized and moderated the public program “From Mexico City to New York: A conversation with Tamara Ibarra and Rachel Valinsky” on collaborative practices and the links between independent art practices and contemporary art institutions (MoMA, September 5, 2018).

Past curated projects: If I cannot bend, I will move, Snehta Residency, Athens (2019); Going Where We Come From, a performative walk in the neighbourhood of Kypseli conceived by artist Maëlle Gross and co-curated with Olivia Fahmy, Athens (2017); Things are left to become concrete, Snehta Residency, Athens (2016); Of other places, a series of film screenings at State of Concept, Athens (2015) and EXOTICA and 4 other cases of the self, co-curated with Fanny Nina Borel and Elisabetta Rabajoli at me Collectors room, Berlin (2014). She is a participant of the Critical Practices Program of Onassis AiR 2019-20.

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