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Le Printemps De Septembre Fracas Et Frêles Bruits 21.09 – 21.10.2018 Le Printemps de septembre Fracas et Frêles Bruits 21.09 – 21.10.2018. Free. Visitor guide. English. Le Printemps de septembre Le Printemps de septembre in Toulouse Contents dedicates Fracas et Frêles Bruits to the memory of Anne Tronche From Friday 21 September Maps 2 (Paris, 1938 – Toulouse, 2015). to Sunday 21 October 2018 Presentations 4 Solo Exhibitions 6 “And we’ll send Free festival 9 Sven Anderson and Gerard Byrne 10 none of our people 25 Barbara Barberis 12 down to you, 2 Alain Bublex 14 Babel.” 28 Gerard Byrne 16 Paul Celan 17 Nina Childress 18 27 David Claerbout 20 27 Béatrice Cussol 22 16 Stéphane Dafflon 24 31 Anne Deguelle 26 27 Jacqueline de Jong 28 35 Latifa Echakhch 30 8 Bruno Gironcoli 32 22 Hippolyte Hentgen 34 5 Alexander Kluge 36 34 Ange Leccia 38 20 Élodie Lesourd 40 17 Camille Llobet 42 21 Marie Losier 44 17 Virginie Loze 46 23 Laurent Mareschal 48 12 Vincent Meessen 50 28 Tracey Moffatt 52 20 Laurent Proux 54 28 Lisa Reihana 56 8 Sarkis 58 26 Bert Theis 60 Group Exhibitions 62 30 L’ Élégie des lisières 64 14 Éloge du carburateur (Le Syndicat des initiatives 1) 66 33 L’Emprise des sens 68 2 France électronique 70 32 Grottesques 72 3 I’ll Be Your Mirror 74 Events 76 Friday 21 September 78 Saturday 22 September 82 Wednesday 26, Thursday 27 and Friday 28 September 86 Saturday 29 September 89 Sunday 30 September 96 Thursday 4 October 96 Saturday 20 October 97 Sharing and Understanding 98 Our Visits 100 Visitors’ Calendar 102 Our Suggestions 106 Partners 112 Events Calendar 114 2 Avenue Honoré Serres Rue du C. 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