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Mensuel Culturel & Citoyen Du Sud-Est N°105 ZIBELINE 11.03 > 8.04.2017 Mensuel culturel & citoyen du Sud-Est LE FN ET LA CULTURE2 ÉPISODE 2€ RETROUVEZ TOUS NOS ARTICLES SUR NOTRE SITE DE PRESSE journalzibeline.fr De nombreux articles exclusifs, gratuitement en lecture sur notre site. Pour nous suivre de plus près, abonnez-vous en ligne Notre prochain numéro 106106 En vente 2€ en kiosques et maisons de la presse VOS PETITES ANNONCES Un événement à promouvoir ? Un spectacle, un À PARTIR DU concert à annoncer ? Un stage de musique, des cours de théâtre, un training de danse, un atelier d’écriture ou d’arts plastiques ? 8 AVRIL Vous pouvez passer une petite annonce sur le site de presse de Zibeline, à des tarifs très doux... Vous apparaitrez dans notre agenda, et dans la rubrique classée... journalzibeline.fr/ Découvrez Zibeline petites-annonces/ WEB TV À écouter sur WRZ en ce moment : Bernard Noël et Florence Pazzottu, Elias Sanbar Hélène Sanguinetti au cipM, Macha Makeïeff et Jean-Luc Godard (sous réserve), Moshe et l’ethnologue Philippe Geslin, Anne-Marie Ron et Mohamed Maouhoud, Moussu T et la Filaire, Franck Pourcel, la websérie consacrée à Cité des Minots, Jeanine Bande, Claude Ber et l’exposition « Vies d’ordures »... MARS AVRIL 2017 RETROUVEZ ZIBELINE SUR JOURNALZIBELINE.FR CULTURE ET SOCIÉTÉ Mensuel payant paraissant le deuxième samedi du mois Média Tic Édité à 30 000 exemplaires, imprimés sur papier recyclé Édité par Zibeline L’affaire Pénélope dispense chaque jour ses épisodes à suspense, BP 90007 13201 Marseille Cedex 1 Dépôt légal : janvier 2008 ISSN 2491-0732 oblitérant la campagne présidentielle et empêchant les citoyens Imprimé par Riccobono Imprim’vert - papier recyclé d’entendre les programmes, les projets, et ce qui se profile pour les Crédit couverture : © Alouette sans tête Législatives. Sans majorité au Parlement, le Président, quel qu’il Conception maquette Tiphaine Dubois soit, aura peu de poids. D’autant que la négociation politique, qui permet l’alliance et préserve de l’émiettement, est aujourd’hui Directrice de publication & rédactrice en chef Agnès Freschel perçue comme une compromission. Et que l’état de délabrement [email protected] 06 09 08 30 34 Rédactrice en chef adjointe de la classe politique est effarant. Dominique Marçon [email protected] 06 23 00 65 42 L’état de la presse ne l’est pas moins. Accrochés aux scoops, les Secrétaire de rédaction Anna Zisman médias et les sondeurs supputent un éventuel Bayrou, un éventuel [email protected] 06 88 46 25 01 Juppé, parlent du « grand oral » de Mélenchon comme s’il était un étudiant... ou divaguent sur le fils de la famille Troadec, allant ARTS VISUELS Claude Lorin fouiller dans les tweets de la victime pour le présumer coupable. [email protected] 06 25 54 42 22 LIVRES Et nos cœurs, nourris de faits divers choisis, demeurent Fred Robert [email protected] 06 82 84 88 94 indifférents à cet autre jeune homme de 21 ans, troué MUSIQUE ET DISQUES Jacques Freschel de balles à Marseille. Petit dealer sans doute, désigné [email protected] 06 20 42 40 57 coupable. CINÉMA Annie Gava Pendant ce temps quelques activistes, presque [email protected] 06 86 94 70 44 105 Élise Padovani aussi jeunes, envahissent le Louvre pour dénon- [email protected] cer le mécénat de Total. Bientôt le MuCEM, pour ÉDITO Polyvolants son partenariat avec Suez sur l’expo Vies d’ordures ? Chris Bourgue [email protected] 06 03 58 65 96 Les relations des entreprises avec les lieux d’art s’installent, Gaëlle Cloarec [email protected] 06 72 95 39 64 remettant forcément en cause les fondements défaillants du Maryvonne Colombani [email protected] 06 62 10 15 75 service public de la culture. Marie-Jo Dhô Zibeline se penche aujourd’hui sur cette privatisation de notre [email protected] Marie Godfrin-Guidicelli culture publique. Et sur les alternatives à la voiture, à l’essence, [email protected] 06 64 97 51 56 Jan Cyril Salemi aux Totalisations, aux Totalitarismes. Car l’enquête sur la culture [email protected] en ville FN se poursuit dans nos pages : au-delà des scoops, nous essayons de donner à penser nos sociétés, pour vous enjoindre Maquettiste à y être actifs. À sortir, acheter la presse, débattre, voter pour Philippe Perotti [email protected] 06 19 62 03 61 des programmes et ne pas céder à la généralisation du dégoût. WRZ-Web Radio Zibeline Marc Voiry Nous avons la démocratie, l’art, les médias, les idées qui nous [email protected] Directrice Commerciale ressemblent, au plus intime de nos révoltes, de nos actions et Véronique Linais [email protected] 06 63 70 64 18 de nos désirs. La régie AGNÈS FRESCHEL Jean-Michel Florant [email protected] 06 22 17 07 56 Collaborateurs réguliers : Régis Vlachos, Dan Warzy, Frédéric Isoletta, Yves Bergé, Émilien Moreau, Christophe Floquet, Pierre-Alain Hoyet, Aude Fanlo, Thomas Dalicante, Marion Cordier, Marie Michaud, Caroline Gerard, Amélie Raux, Chiara Forlani, Louis Giannotti Administration Catherine Simon [email protected] Houda Moutaouakil [email protected] 04 91 57 75 11 JAN > JUIN 2017 © Alice Blangero © Alice LANÇONPROVENCE VENDREDI 28 AVRIL, 21h CHAPELLE SAINTCYR FURIA DE MURCIA, DE FALLA... Vincent BEERDEMANDER, mandoline Thomas KECK, guitare Eva DEBONNE, harpe 27 > 30 AVRIL 2017 VENDREDI 19 MAI, 21h DOMAINE DE LA CADENIÈRE GRIMALDI FORUM - Monaco BACH SUITES POUR VIOLONCELLE Louis RODDE, violoncelle VENDREDI 16 JUIN, 21h CHÈVRERIE HONNORÉ DRÔLES DE DAMES VIVALDI, DE FALLA... Amanda FAVIER, violon Elodie SOULARD, accordéon Vassilena SERAFIMOVA, marimba WWW.MUSIQUEALAFERME.COM ZIBELINE.indd 1 06/03/2017 11:19 sommaire 105 société La politique des transports (P.6-9) La culture en ville FN : Le Pontet et Fréjus (P.10-12) Politique culturelle Marseille Provence 2018, festival M’rire (P.13-14) La Fondation Logirem et le BNM (P.15) Incidences, Etienne Rey, 2017, oeuvre installée au coeur de la cour d’immeubles du Carré Saint Lazare à Marseille © X-D.R événements Babel Med, entretien avec Lo Cor de la Plana, Rassegna (P.16-17) (P.18) Entretien avec Christian Philibert A Filetta, en concert à Babel Med Music © Didier D. Daarwin Festival Jazz des 5 continents, festival Latcho Divano (P.19) Entretien avec Boris Cyrulnik (P.20) critiques Festival Le Train Bleu (P.21) Rencontres, spectacles, musiques (P.25-32) Le MuCEM, la Villa Méditerranée, Avignon, Ouest Provence, Marseille, Berre, festival Présences féminines (P.22-23) Montpellier, Toulon, Nice Opera Mundi, Les Nouvelles Hybrides (P.24) AU PROGRAMME DU MOIS Musiques (P.34-37) Spectacles (P.38-61) Sanaa, Yemen, novembre 2001 © Anne-Marie Filaire cinéma [P.62-71] Arts visuels [P.72-78] Marseille, Toulon, Montpellier, Aix, Arles, Saint-Rémy, Apt, La Garde, Saint-Quentin- Vue de l’exposition Derrière la paroi, La grotte Chauvet-Pont d’Arc révélée par la 3D © Psaïla-Perazio la-Poterie, Sérignan livres [P.80-84] patrimoine [P.86] Quinson 6 société Le transport en question AU MOMENT OÙ LA RÉGION PACA S’INTERROGE SUR UNE ALTERNATIVE AU « TOUT VOITURE » ET LE MAIRE DE MARSEILLE SUR LA POLLUTION DE L’AIR, ZIBELINE LANCE LE DÉBAT SUR LA POLITIQUE DES TRANSPORTS Alternatives à la voiture LONGTEMPS LES POLITIQUES Les solutions sont pourtant bien connues, et ce avec (…) une baisse annuelle associée de 16 000 depuis des décennies. Rapport après rapport, on tonnes de CO2 ». DE TRANSPORT ONT DONNÉ sait qu’il faut mener une politique encourageant les modes de déplacement doux : transports PRIORITÉ À LA VOITURE. LES en commun, vélo... et marche. Quelques décennies VOIES SONT ENGORGÉES, L’AIR de retard Mais en Provence, on affiche un retard consi- EST IRRESPIRABLE... IL EST PEUT- Des politiques rodées dérable. La seconde ville de France est parti- ÊTRE TEMPS D’ENCOURAGER LES ailleurs culièrement mal desservie par les transports en Des villes comme Bordeaux, Nantes, Strasbourg commun, avec des quartiers systématiquement ALTERNATIVES ? ont pris au fil des ans la mesure de la question plus mal lotis que les autres, une négligence dou- et commencé à agir il y a longtemps déjà. En blée sur certaines lignes d’une amplitude horaire ean-Claude Gaudin, maire de Marseille France, la championne des voies cyclables est interdisant toute sortie après 19h. Pas de cinéma et président de la Métropole Aix-Marseille Grenoble : 3,7 km aménagés pour 1000 habi- pour les habitants du 13e arrondissement ! JProvence, écrit dans le projet d’Agenda de tants sur la Métropole iséroise. À Lille, après Selon Philippe Buffard, du collectif Vélos en la mobilité métropolitaine daté de décembre l’adoption d’un nouveau plan de circulation, le ville, « Marseille est bouffée par les voitures ; c’est 2016 : « Le dynamisme incontestable de ce territoire nombre de cyclistes a bondi de 42% en moyenne ce qu’on appelle le paradoxe de Braess 4, plus vous est aujourd’hui déjà freiné et, demain, remis en cause sur un an, au deuxième semestre 2016 2. Lyon, réalisez d’aménagements pour qu’elles circulent, plus si nous n’apportons pas une réponse rapide et forte malgré ses fameux embouteillages, présente la les voies sont encombrées ». Les successifs plans au constat que chacun peut faire : une croissance meilleure offre de transports en commun du d’urbanisme ont favorisé ce moyen de transport ininterrompue du trafic automobile qui sature nos pays ; on y circule facilement en métro, bus, face à tous les autres, depuis les années 1970, autoroutes et nos rues, handicape nos entreprises et tramway jusque dans les quartiers excentrés, et les élus continuent à créer des parkings en réduit notre espérance de vie. Ce retard par rapport et un ramassage scolaire pédestre a été mis centre-ville, alors que le simple fait de pouvoir aux autres grandes villes appelle de notre part un en place.
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