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Aller là où, faire là où…
Il faut, ou en tout cas, il est bon que les artistes agissent sur le terrain, de rencontre en rencontre. Remarque sans doute naïve, mais qui, pour moi, a toujours été un des objectifs centraux, motivant des projets à visées pédagogiques, ou a minima, développant une médiation constructive. Pour cela, des rencontres et ateliers avec […]
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