Experiences and discoveries on the menu for the All Saints’ Day holidays with the ”Paradis naturistes” exhibition at the Mucem, a concert by Buddhist monks in Marseille and a women’s film festival in Toulon.
An evocative title: ”Naturist paradise”. A little-known history of naturist practices is what this exhibition offers you, archival work to retrace a century through many images. Far from clichés, this journey evokes both our relationship with the body and nature. Amélie Lavin, chief curator of Mucem: “What is certain is that naturists today carry an altruistic, inclusive, generous message, which also tries to fight against the norms and bodily constraints that society still tends to place heavily, heavily on bodies. women, but also those of men.» An enriching exhibition to discover until December 9 at the Mucem.
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We stay in Marseille for a concert by the only symphony orchestra in the world composed of Buddhist monks. Two months of touring in Europe with a meeting this Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Palais des Congrès. An evening under the sign of peace, where musicians transmit all their Zen wisdom through the universal language of music. A suspended moment alongside the Jinghui Guangxuan Symphony Orchestra.
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Finally, the 23rd edition of the ”Femmes!” film festival which highlights female creation under the strong title ”Eclats d’Elles”. A space of freedom and expression where we are invited to rethink our relationship to femininity, art and life, through films, previews, dance and song. Live in Toulon until November 23 with among the guests, Emmanuelle Béart and Julie Gayet.
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