"ATSUNAI KAMMAK", Pascal Bejeannin (Mizenboite Production/2019)
Glaciologists have been confirming man's impact on the climate for over thirty years, and the trend towards higher temperatures continues unabated. It's time for mankind to realise this and turn back. This documentary is an essential step in taking collective action. Pascal Bejeannin, artist sculptor and creator of mediating and curious works of art, metal animals called "Au-revoir camarade", seeks to encourage people to bear witness through art, images and aesthetics. It's a chance to meet the people who live in the regions on the alert, whether they be specialists, scientists or participants in expeditions.
The "ATSUNAI KAMMAK / Au-REVOIR CAMARADE" project began in 2019 with the expedition of Pascal Bejeannin's bear sculpture to Greenland, followed by a 5-year loan and exhibition in the hall of the Espace des Mondes Polaires Paul-Émile Victor (the project's logistical partner).
Film in VO with subtitles.
Running time: 52 minutes.
Free admission.
Further information on 03 39 50 80 20 or contact@espacedesmondespolaires.org
Glaciologists have been confirming man's impact on the climate for over thirty years, and the trend towards higher temperatures continues unabated. It's time for mankind to realise this and turn back. This documentary is an essential step in taking collective action. Pascal Bejeannin, artist sculptor and creator of mediating and curious works of art, metal animals called "Au-revoir camarade", seeks to encourage people to bear witness through art, images and aesthetics. It's a chance to meet the people who live in the regions on the alert, whether they be specialists, scientists or participants in expeditions.
The "ATSUNAI KAMMAK / Au-REVOIR CAMARADE" project began in 2019 with the expedition of Pascal Bejeannin's bear sculpture to Greenland, followed by a 5-year loan and exhibition in the hall of the Espace des Mondes Polaires Paul-Émile Victor (the project's logistical partner).
Film in VO with subtitles.
Running time: 52 minutes.
Free admission.
Further information on 03 39 50 80 20 or contact@espacedesmondespolaires.org
Prices
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Dates and time
From 16h00 at 17h00
From 16h00 at 17h00
From 16h00 at 17h00
From 16h00 at 17h00
During the spring holidays, every Monday from 4pm to 5pm.
