NEWARK
MUSEUM
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PATHS
TO
IMPRESSIONISM:
FRENCH
AND
AMERICAN
LANDSCAPE
PAINTINGS
from
the
Worcester
Art
Museum
(42
works)
- 17
septembre
2008
au 4
janvier
2009
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www.newarkmuseum.org
IRENE
NEMIROVSKY,
auteur
de
"Suite
Francaise",
exposition
sur
l'auteur
et
ses
ecrits
a
partir
du
24
septembre,
au
New
York
Jewish
Heritage
Museum,
www.mjhnyc.org, a
Battery
Park
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Call
Mr.
Frischoff
718
271
7260
for
a
special
Gauguin
presentation
for
your
class
field
trip.
Choose
your
time
and
day
for
a
fair
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Second
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"GAUGUIN!"
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Gauguin/Savage
Light
now in
its
second
year!
Tickets
only $20
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"Mr.
Fischoff...sings
the
songs
while
accompanying
himself
on the
piano
and
sprinkles
in
asides
about
Gauguin's
life,
illustrating
it all
with
large
reproductions
of his
canvases.
By the
show's
end he
has
given
the
uninitiated
an idea
of
Gauguin's
methods
and
influence
and
touched
on the
artist's
decision
to leave
his
family,
his
fascination
with
Tahiti
and
other
pivotal
biographical
points.
"He
seems to
pour all
his
experience
into the
solo
version
of
Savage
Light,
not to
mention
the
skills
he honed
at
Juilliard:
he plays
some of
the
songs
one-handed
while
using
the
other
hand to
hold up
a
painting
that
illustrates
the
lyrics
he's
singing."
-Neil
Genzlinger,
New
York
Times,
February
15th,
2008
Click
here
to read
the
complete
article
in the
New
York
Times.
George
Fischoff's
new
musical
Gauguin/Savage
Light,
now in
its
second
year, is
an
exciting
one-person
performance
chronicling
immortal
French
artist
Paul
Gauguin's
journey
to
greatness.
Fischoff,
a major
hit song
writer
of the
60s,
whose
songs
have
been
recorded
by
everyone
from
Perry
Como
to the
Monkees
and from
Herb
Alpert
to Pearl
Bailey,
takes us
through
episodes
of
Gauguin's
exciting
life
from
Paris to
the
relationship
with Van
Gogh in
the
south of
France
and
finally
to
Tahiti.
14
magnificent
reproductions
of
Gauguin
paintings
make up
the
entire
decor.
"Mr.
Fischoff,
whose
writing
credits
include
a couple
of pop
hits
from the
1960s
that
those of
a
certain
age
still
have
stuck in
their
head
(98.6,
Lazy
Day),
did more
or less
everything
here,
book,
lyrics,
musical
direction.
He even
plays
the
piano
accompaniment
himself,
and
impressively!
The
songs...a
concept
album!
Some
stand
out,
like the
anthem
Land of
Dreams!"
-New
York
Times
The last
time Mr.
Fischoff
did a
one man
show in
New York,
Clive
Barnes
wrote in
the
New York
Post
"Fischoff
doesn't
just
tickle
the
ivories!
He makes
them
reverberate
with
passion
and
resonate
with the
wrath of
GOD!"
Mr.
Fischoff's
hope is
that all
who see
his
performance
will be
inspired
to
achieve
their
dreams.
This
musical
is
appropriate
for all
ages and
will
inspire
everyone.
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Student contest on Europe
Deadline:
November 15
To celebrate France’s European Union
presidency, taking place from July to
December 2008, the French Embassy in
partnership with the French-American Chamber
of Commerce, the French Institute Alliance
Française and the French-American Fondation
organize a high school contest opened to
Tri-state high school students only. "Concours
sur l'Europe" is an essay competition. Great
prizes will be offered: one-week trips to
France valued at 5 000€ and 2 000€! The
Deadline to participate is November 15, 2008
at Midnight.
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N.Y. Premiere
Aurélia’s Oratorio - FIAF
November 20 to November 22
The Jack H. Skirball Center at NYU presents
the New York premiere of Aurélia’s Oratorio,
a hit international sensation starring
Aurélia Thiérrée in a display of acrobatics,
dance, puppetry. Inspired by medieval
drawings, the magic of music hall, and
circus, Aurélia’s Oratorio will play for
4performances only.more
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Celebration -
Florence Gould Hall's Anniversary FIAF
November 1 to
November 25
In honor of Florence Gould Hall’s 20th
Anniversary, FIAF has created a celebration
of the French culture. The celebrations
presents a CinémaTuesdays series dedicated
to memorable films featuring French
stars.The Opéra Français de New York also
presents the U.S Premiere of Kurt Weill’s
Marie Galante for 3 performances on November
13, 15 & 16.more
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Les sept planches de la ruse - 2008
Next Wave Festival BAM
November 5 to November
8
Deceptively simple and sublimely elegant,
the ancient Chinese game of tangram moves
mathematics into the realm of poetry. For
Aurélien Bory, artistic director of France's
Compagnie 111, it's an inspired starting
point for the stunning nouveau cirque work |
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“Every Minute, Four Ideas: The Films
of Arnaud Desplechin”
November 5 to
November
13
A comprehensive retrospective of one of
France’s most exciting contemporary
filmmakers screens at IFC Center. The series
includes all of Desplechin’s acclaimed
fiction features—La sentinelle, the
breakthrough My sex life... or how I got
an argument, the English-language
Ester Kahn, and his hit Kings and
Queens. Also screened are the
rarely-shown L' aimee, and the
early featurette La vie des morts,
winner of the Prix Jean Vigo.
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Burning Man, Voyage in Utopia by Laurent Le
Gall
November 8 & November
9
In celebration of highly evolved concept of
Burning Man, Free Run Pictures is screening
their documentary, “Burning Man: Voyage
in Utopia” an immersion into a journey
towards a new world. Just as impressive, the
original musical score composed by French
recording artist, Nelly Mella, blends a
marvelous melody of vocal chants.
Billed as one of the best films about
Burning Man ever seen, “Voyage in Utopia”
is sure to grab the souls of viewers
worldwide…more
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New French Films - BAM
November 12 to
November 16
Each year the Brooklyn Academy of Music
presents the best recent cinema from France.
This year, it introduces perhaps their best
selection yet - All is Forgiven,
Just Anybody, Angel,
Journey to the Pyrenees, and also
including a sneak preview of François Ozon’s
latest as well as recent winner of the Prix
Louis Delluc (given by French film critics),
The Secret of the Grain.|
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Stranded by Gonzalo Arijón
Through November 4
In 1972, a plane filled with cheerful,
well-to-do young men, leaving Uruguay for a
rugby game in Chile, crashed in a remote
part of the Andes. Stranded
recreates the extraordinary experience of
the 29 who initially survived the crash,
followed by two months of cold, hunger and
despair. Winner of the Grand Prize at the
International Documentary Film Festival
Amsterdam (IDFA).more
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L’Orchestre de Contrebasses - Theater Connelly
November 27 to December 21
Created in 1981 by Christian Gentet, “L’Orchestre de
Contrebasses” symbolises a most promising approach to modern
musical creativity. “L’Orchestre de Contrebasses” groups six
virtuosi. These musicians blend sound and sight : a
revolutionary repertoire in which music discovers new
horizons, where the double-bass, pushed to its extreme
limits, becomes sensual, seductive, and magical, where we
find ourselves willing captives of a spontaneous musical
flight. |
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New Literature from Europe
November 17 to November 21
Celebrating its fifth anniversary, the literary
series New Literature from Europe this year takes on
the burgeoning world of graphic novels. Graphic
Novels from Europe presents 5 days of discussions,
exhibits and book signings. Please join us to meet
artists especially the French artist Nicolas De
Crécy.
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Denis Darzacq The Fall- Part of "I kiffe NY" French
Urban Cultures Festival
Through November 20
Photographer Denis Darzacq’s images presented in The
Fall become a metaphor for youth in precarious
stability, playing a game of equilibrium and
provocation. Featuring the bodies of young hip-hop,
capoeira and contemporary dancers in weightless
positions, The Fall opposes the elasticity of these
bodies to the raw material of architecture. |
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Francois Chevallier - Pop art collection “Ma
Tribu” (Personal Tribe)
November 24 to January 4
Francois states “Ma Tribu” (Personal Tribe) conveys
the “natural” so called relational mode, a
homogenous and interdependent group spirited with a
sincere friendship. The approach is stimulated by
photography. The proper image is a portrait that
will reveal the road on which I am going to explore
the regions of a face, looking for its truth and
soul.”Francois lives and works in Paris.An opening
reception and the unveiling of his latest acrylic
portraits will be held on Wednesday, December 3rd
from 7-9 p.m at the Gershwin Hotel.|
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French Style at Home : Living Today at
Château Vaux le Vicomte -
FIAF
November 18, at 7pm
Join Comte and Comtesse Patrice and Cristina de
Vogüé for a lively inside conversation about their
passion for Vaux le Vicomte, the architectural
masterpiece that inspired Versailles. Cristina de
Vogüé, a renowned and elegant hostess, will share
her personal experience as a modern châtelaine. The
evening will include a tasting of her famed
desserts, featured in her new book Decadent
Desserts, Recipes from Château Vaux le Vicomte.|
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Guggenheim - The anyspacewhatever
October 24, 2008 to January 7, 2009
A number of artists whose three French artists -
Dominique Gonzales, Philippe Parreno, Pierre Huygue
- eschewed the individual object in favor of the
exhibition environment as a dynamic arena. Organized
by the museum’s Chief Curator, Nancy Spector, the
exhibition will present a genealogy of their shared
history through site-specific installations of new,
often self-reflexive works created on the occasion
of this project.
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Paris/New York: Design Fashion Culture 1925-1940
November 5, November 19, December
4
The
Museum of the City of New York will organizes 3
discussions : Bringing Paris Home: The Influence of
Parisian Interior Design by Penny Drue Baird,
author of Bringing Paris Home (The Monacelli Press,
2008) and one of Architectural Digest's top 100
designers ; French Cuisine and Restaurants in New
York, with some of the most renowned
chiefs and restaurant owners ; Harlem in Montmartre:
American Jazz in Paris by Charles Hobson,
contributor to Thirteen/WNET's " Great Performances,". |
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Conversation with The Honorable Guy Yelda,
Consul-General of France in New York
November 10, 6:00 pm
The French-American Foundation cordially invites you to a
conversation and reception with The Honorable Guy Yelda,
Consul-General of France in New York on the topic France's
Presidency of the European Union. Nicholas Dungan,
President of the French-American Foundation, will conduct the
conversation with the Consul-General. This will be followed by
questions and answers from the audience in the Harvard Club of
New York City. |
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Lectures at The Center for French Studies
November 6 -
November 19 - November 24
The center for French Stuides will organize 3 lectures : "Simone
de Beauvoir and the United States" by Annie Cohen-Solal,
"Theatre et opera francais a l'age classique: regularite
et corretion poetique (Pourquoi hair l'opera)" by
Professor Catherine Kintzler, and "Translating diversity
in the middle ages" by Simon Gaunt.|
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Fatou Diome at the Maison Francaise, Columbia University
November 12
With the aid of the Cultural Services of the French Consulate,
the Maison will host Senegalese novelist and literary critic
Fatou Diome for a special lecture. Author of Le Ventre de
L'Atlantique (2003) and Ketala (2006), her latest
book, Inassouvies, Nos Vies, has just been published.
Please note that Fatou Diome will speak in French. |
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Christian Boltanski at the Maison
Francaise, Columbia University
November 18
Christian Boltanski will deliver the Fall 2008 Eugene J.
Sheffer Distinguished Lecture. In his lecture "The
Impossible Life of Christian Boltanski", he will focus on
themes of memory and loss. His artwork can be found in the
permanent collections of many museums, including the Louvre
and MoMA. |
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Talks - Literary Rebels
November 6
Join renowned author and cultural critic
Edmund White and distinguished writer Francine du Plessix
Gray, as they discuss the subjects of their new biographies:
Rimbaud: The Double Life of a Rebel,
and Madame de Staël: The First
Modern Woman (Atlas & Co.). A book
signing with the two authors will follow the discussion.|
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Bike Share:
From Paris to New York?
November 12, 6:30 p.m.
A round table will be organized at The
Institute of French Studies Colloquium. A Film screening "Paris
: Velo Liberte" from Karena Albers and Tad Fettig will be
followed by a discussion.|
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Fall Festival 2008 Lycee Francais New York
November 14 to November 15
The Lycée Français de New York hosts a two-day event
featuring a French and English book sale, classes, and
cultural activities. Proceeds from the event contribute to
the Annual Fund, which assists with scholarships, sports and
arts funding. |
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Inauguration of the Centre de la francophonie des Amériques
March, 18 2009
Centre de la francophonie des Amériques wishes to put the
French-speaking world in movement by facilitating the
exchanges, the partnership and the development of networks
between the numerous communities which compose it. The
Center offers a place of virtual gathering for the
individuals, the organisms and the partners of the
French-speaking world of Americas.|
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French English bilingual classes PS 151
November 18 at 6 pm
EFNY (Enseignement Francais a NY) organize an information
meeting about the opening of French-English Dual Language
classes in PS 151 for Kindergarten and 1st grade. Bilingual
classes are constituted by 50% of French speaking children
and 50% of English-speaking children who want to learn
French. Classes teach
the
program of public schools of NYC. We are looking for parents
and students interested in participating in a dual language
program at PS 151.|
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French Learning Games for Adults and Teens
November 14
The FIAF Language Center presents the Teachers’ Workshop
Program. Under the guidance of certified educators, all of
whom are native French speakers, current and future French
teachers may improve their instruction of French to primary
students, secondary students, and adults. French Learning
Games for Adults and Teens will be presented: Fanny Raineau,
Professor at FIAF. |
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Presentation of French-English Dual-Language Programs in
Primary Schools at Rutgers University
December 1st - 6pm
contact: Christelle Palpacuer
(christelle.palpacuer@rutgers.edu) or Francois Cornilliat
(fracorn@rci.rutgers.edu) 732.932.8223.
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Contest "Histoires de l'histoire de l'art"
Deadline : March 25, 2009
The
Ministry of Education organizes an essay competition for
French-speaking students. Students have to write a text from
an image according to a series of scenarios proposed on the
site www.imageimaginaire.com.The goal is to propose an
opening towards the art history and to arouse the creative
writing. Students from 14-years old to 20-years old are
eligible.|
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Class for teens
Small downtown group seeks students, middle and high school
ages, to join reading and writing class. Native speakers
only. Saturday 2-4, class is fun and includes discussions,
theater and music. Contact: f_nash@yahoo.com.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 - LECTURE/ 4:30 PM
"SECULARISM AND FRENCH POLITICS:
RETHINKING 'LAICITE' FOR THE
TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY" BY CATHERINE
KINTZLER
The Center for French Studies is pleased
to announce a lecture sponsored by the
Democracy and
Human Values Project, and
co-sponsored by the
Princeton University Council of
the Humanities: "Secularism and French
Politics: Rethinking Laicite for the
Twenty-first Century" by Catherine
Kintzler, Professeur de philosophie,
Universite de Lille III, and short-term
fellow in the Council of the
Humanities, on Tuesday,
November 18, at 4:30 pm in 301
Marx Hall. Catherine Kintzler is
Professor of Philosophy Emerita at the
University of Lille. Her main
areas of research are philosophy of art
(particularly French opera of the 17th
and 18th centuries as well as
contemporary music and dance) and
political philosophy.
4:30 PM - TUE NOV 18 / 301 MARX HALL
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 - LECTURE / 4:30
PM
"THEATRE ET OPERA A L'AGE CLASSIQUE" BY
CATHERINE KINTZLER
The Center for French Studies is pleased
to announce a lecture sponsored by the
Department of French and Italian, the
Center for French Studies, and the
Council of the Humanities, and hosted by
Professor Volker Schroder: "Theatre et
opera francais a l'age classique:
regularite et 'corretion poetique. (Pourquoi
hair l'opera)" by Catherine Kintzler,
Professeur de philosophie, Universite de
Lille III, and short-term fellow in
the Council of the Humanities, on
Wednesday,
November 19, at 4:30 pm in 105
Chancellor Green. Reception to follow.
4:30 PM - WED NOV 19 / 105 CHANCELLOR
GREEN
THU-SAT,
NOVEMBER 20-22, 8:00 PM - L'AVANT-SCENE
(L'ATELIER)
L'AVANT-SCENE PRESENTS "LA PUCE A
L'OREILLE" BY GEORGES FEYDEAU.
The theater Troupe of the
Department of French and Italian is
proud to announce its new name:
L'Atelier becomes L'Avant-Scene,
The French Theater Workshop at
Princeton this very month.
To celebrate the launching of its name,
L'Avant-Scene will perform
Feydeau's popular comedy "La puce a
l'oreille" (1907) directed by Florent
Masse, at the
Whitman College Class of 1970
Theater on Thursday, November
20,
Friday November 21, and Saturday
November 22 at 8:00 pm. The production
will feature advanced students Caroline
Boulos 11, Alexandre Ekierman 10, Roby
Sobieski 10, Alexandra Deprez 11, Veda
Sunassee 10, Jeremy Ley (Science-Po),
Nick Deveaux 11, Melissa Bukuru 11,
Anneliese Mondschein 11, Adam Tanaka 11,
Tal Eisenzweig 12, Ankit Panda 12 and
seniors Grant Bermann 09, and Axel Wehr
09. The production that will mark
the third production by L'Avant-Scene of
a play by Feydeau. In French,
approximate running time 2h00 mn. A map
with directions to the
Whitman College Theater will soon
be available.
Seating capacities at the Whitman
College Theater are restricted, and
reservations are
necessary at
lecentre@princeton.edu / subject
line: LA PUCE
8:00 PM - THU,
FRI, SAT, NOV 20-22 / WHITMAN
COLLEGE CLASS OF 1970 THEATER.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24 - LECTURE / 4:30 PM
"TRANSLATING DIVERSITY IN THE MIDDLE
AGES" BY SIMON GAUNT
The Center for French Studies is pleased
to announce a lecture sponsored by the
Department of French and Italian, the
Program in Medieval Studies, and the
Center for Translation, and hosted by
Professor Sarah Kay: "Translating
Diversity in the Middle Ages" by Simon
Gaunt, King's College, London, on
Monday,
November 24, at 4:30 pm in 010
East Pyne. Reception to follow.
4:30 PM - MON NOV 24 / 010 EAST PYNE
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 2 - LECTURE / 4:30 PM
"AFRICA AND FRANCE: MIGRATION,
MINISTRIES, AND MUSEUMS" BY DOMINIC
THOMAS
The Center for French Studies is pleased
to announce a lecture sponsored by the
Department of French and Italian:
"Africa and
France: Migration, Ministries,
and Museums" by Domic Thomas, University
of California, Los Angeles, on Tuesday, December
2, at 4:30 pm in 010 East Pyne.
Reception to follow.
4:30 PM - TUE DEC 2 / 010 EAST PYNE
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 9 - L'AVANT-SCENE PRESENTS
"FRAGMENTS VIII"
The Department of French and
Italian is very pleased to announce
"Fragments VIII." The 15 Beginners'
students of L'Avant-Scene, currently
enrolled in FRE/THR 211 - French Theater
Workshop - will perform "Fragments VIII"
A Student Recital of Scenes from
classical French theater, directed by
Florent Masse in the evening of Tuesday,
December 9 at the Matthews Acting
Studio of 185 Nassau Street. More
information coming soon.
In French - duration 1h10 mn.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9 / TIME TBA -
MATTHEWS ACTING STUDIO - 185 NASSAU
STREET
IN THE PRINCETON COMMUNITY
ALLIANCE FRANCAISE DE PRINCETON
ET DE SA REGION
For more events and classes proposed by
Princeton Alliance Francaise,
please visit their website at
http://www.allianceprinceton.com
L'ASSOCIATION FRANCOPHONE DE
PRINCETON
For events proposed by L'Association
Francophone de Princeton, please visit
their website. L'Association Francophone
de Princeton is also proud to unveil its
new website! :
http://www.asfprinceton.com/
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