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Itinéraires: Bosphore - Turquie



Itinéraires: Bosphore - Turquie

Semaine de la création contemporaine turque

2 - 7 mars 2010

Vernissage

Vendredi 5 mars 2010 à 18h

au Centre d'art contemporain Georges Pompidou, Cajarc


Sebeke, programme vidéo par Selim Birsel
Avec des oeuvres de

Orçun Bastürk,

Fatma Ciftci,

Mehmet Dere,

Köken Ergun,

Deniz Gül,

Murat Gök,

Basak Kaptan,

Bengu Karaduman,

Sefer Memisoglu,

Ferhat Özgür,

Öner Özlü,

Sener Özmen & Cengiz Tekin,

Mehmet Vanlioglu,

Burcu Yagcıoglu.


Du 2 au 7 mars, de 14h à 18h.

> Entrée libre

Programme associé
Crossing the bridge, the sound of Istanbul
documentaire musical de Fatih Akin
Jeudi 4 mars à 20h30, au cinéma Charles Boyer de Figeac
Vendredi 5 mars à 20h30, à la salle des fêtes de Cajarc

Bazar Kumpanya
Didier Labbé Quartet & invités
Samedi 6 mars à 21h, à la salle des fêtes de Cajarc
Réservation des billets auprès des services culturels de Figeac-Communauté

Renseignements:

t: 00 33 (0)5 65 40 78 19 / 00 33 (0)5 65 14 12 83

magp.cajarc@wanadoo.fr

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