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Dossier De Presse sommaire 1 Communiqué 2 Programme et tarifs, en un coup d'œil Le Programme, en détail 5 Expo Art Numérique 8 Expo Graphisme 9 Vidéos 10 Spectacles Multimédias 14 Toute la musique, en un coup d'œil 15 Vendredi 2 20 Samedi 3 26 Dimanche 4 36 Artbist'Rock 37 Avant Art Rock, à la découverte de la programmation Infos Pratiques 38 Historique du festival 39 Points de location 40 Direction Saint-Brieuc 41 Accueil Presse 42 L'équipe 43 Partenaires 44 Communiqué Ville de Saint-Brieuc 46 Communiqué Conseil Général des Côtes d'Armor 2/3/4 JUIN concerts à toute heure dans les bars 23e édition communiquédu festival off ! Voici les bars qui participent au off. Un point presse sera organisé courant mai pour présenter la programmation dans son intégralité. VENDREDI 2, SAMEDI 3 CARTE BLANCHE À TÔT OU MUSIQUES EN TOUS GENRES DISCIPLINES PREMIÈRES FRANÇAISES ET DIMANCHE 4 JUIN 2006, TARD : LES 10 ANS DU LABEL Crédits photos : INTERDÉPENDANTES Les oreilles du public n’ont pour- C’est dans ce désir de renouvellement LE FESTIVAL ART ROCK INVESTIT Daniel Rozin : C’est cette communauté d’es- tantBitforms pas finiGallery d’être charmées par Si les genres musicaux se et de nouveauté que s’inscrit le festival LA VILLE DE SAINT-BRIEUC prit qui a décidé le costarmo- lesInfra sons Espace qui de retentissent Chanfrault, sur les mêlent, les disciplines emprun- depuis sa création en 1983 : offrir une Chomaz et Karst : Se renouveler en affirmant son ricain Vincent Frèrebeau à différentesFrédéric Durillon scènes du festival. tent les unes aux autres. programmation de qualité au plus identité, offrir une grande diver- fêter les 10 ans de son label Vendredi,Fun Lovin'Criminals le nigérian : Seun Kuti La musique fait corps avec l’ins- grand nombre, stimuler la curiosité et Tim Latham sité en renforçant sa cohérence, tôt Ou tard à Saint-Brieuc, atteintCompagnie l’état de de l'Uppercut transe : à Poulain tallation interactive d’Amit donner du plaisir. Art Rock accueille manifester pour l’intelligence «comme à la maison». Corbion,Patrick Berger la grande scène du Pitaru, en forme d’instrument pour la première fois sur le territoire artistique sans perdre de vue que Art Rock l’accueille à bras festivaldEUS : où l’incontournable de musique en 3D au Pavillon français de nombreux projets artisti- Alex Salinas l’art est avant tout un plaisir : ouverts et lui offre même GoranJacno : Bregovic marie les genres Art Numérique ou «Infra ques, telles la vidéo poétique de tels sont les paris qu’Art Rock Carte Blanche sur l’ensemble deStefan manière Schopferer magique pour rendre Espace» de Chanfrault, Blast Theory ou la tornade de feu Liquid Architecture : relève à nouveau. Le festival crée des scènes, dimanche 4 juin. heureux,Franck Perrin tout simplement. Chomaz et Karst à l’Espace de Kevin Binkert, qui prend corps chaque année au cœur du centre Label indépendant, éclectique JohnDick AnnegarnLord Fonda : invite à danser Lamennais, qui propose un en plein centre ville, investi pour la ville un bouillonnement de créa- et joyeux qui a su trouver la surSerge son de electro Rossi survolté au forum ballet synchronisé de fumées première fois d’installations monumen- Agnès Jaoui : tivité, de diversité et d’activité au voie du succès sans se com- dePatrick La Passerelle. Swirc Le festival regorge et de sons. Jonglage, musique tales, lui donnant un visage différent : sein duquel le spectateur navigue promettre, tôt Ou tard accom- deJeanne projets Cherhal originaux : et métissés et projections illusionnistes tantôt ludique, avec le Pong géant à pied. Loin de la démesure ou pagne depuis 10 ans parmi les à l’imageLaurent Seroussi de Cirkus (featuring sont indissociables dans le de Recyclism, ou surprenant, avec François Audrain et Bombes 2 Bal : de la folie des grandeurs, meilleurs artistes de la scène NenehAude Sirvin Cherry) ou David Walters, spectacle d’Adrien M. La vidéo les vidéos belligérantes de Philippe Art Rock met en lumière la ville française : des identités fortes hommeThomas Fersenorchestre : d’origine cari- s’invite chez le danseur et Meste. Le Village, Place de la Résis- Jean Baptiste Mondino qui l’accueille, propose un espace et variées qui s’affirment et béenne.Têtes Raides Le rock: n’est pas en reste chorégraphe Hiroaki Umeda tance, propose un espace de convi- stimulant, ludique et convivial. collaborent entre elles. C’est avecMark le Melki concert rare des anglais de alors que la vidéo de DV8 est vialité où il fait bon se retrouver à tout Il s’affirme encore cette année toute la famille tôt Ou tard HappyVenus : Mondays, la personnalité ponctuée de passages dansés. moment de la journée. De l’ambiance Robin comme un évènement à la fois qui se donne la réplique à fantasqueBumcello : de Katerine, les vol- Se dessine alors tout l’intérêt jazzy à l’apéro, au goûter en images audacieux et chaleureux, pointu Saint-Brieuc : Thomas Fersen, caniquesOlivier Roubert Yeah Yeah Yeahs, d’un tel festival pluridisciplinaire : de synthèse, le Magic Mirrors devient Page 4 : et populaire. les Têtes Raides, Agnès lesLaser piliers Sound de Performance la scène belge dEUS donner au public l’occasion de cabaret après 22h, puis une piste Jaoui, Lhasa, Jeanne Cherhal oude encore Edwin Van l’exposition Der Heide exception- saisir la capacité d’invention des de danse jusqu’à 3h. Page 14 : ou encore Vincent Delerm et nelleDepth «L’Art Affect du Rock» qui engage artistes, la nécessité d’évoluer Une telle concentration de plaisirs Bumcello, la liste est longue à unePage réflexion 26 : sur l’imagerie du pour exister et offrir des mo- ne se refuse pas. donner le vertige. rock.Bombes 2 Bal ments inoubliables. Jean Michel Boinet, directeur artistique par Aude Sirvin VENDREDI 2 JUIN Genre Artistes Lieu* Horaires Tarif** Jeffrey Shaw, Amit Pitaru, Daniel Rozin et Blast Theory Pavillon Art Numérique, Musée de Saint-Brieuc Expo Art numérique 10h à 1h Chanfrault, Chomaz et Karst Espace Lamennais Exposition L'Art du Rock Galerie et Bibliothèque Municipale cf p. 8 Gratuit Musique Sofiane Saïdi, My Lullaby Village 16h à 20h Vidéo Film Arte : “Mamy Scopitone” Petit Théâtre 17h à 18h Fishbone, Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 Musique Poulain Corbion 19h à 2h 22 € Goran Bregovic, Fun Lovin' Criminals Musique DJ Koulechov Village 20h à 22h Gratuit Danse Hiroaki Umeda Petit Théâtre 20h30 à 21h 5 € Nouveau Cirque Adrien M Grand Théâtre 21h30 à 22h30 12 € (forum inclus) Vidéo Art Futura Show Petit Théâtre 22h à 23h Gratuit Musique Cirkus (featuring Neneh Cherry), DJ Le Clown Village 22h à 2h30 8 € The Black Heart Procession, Why ?, Musique Forum 23h à 3h 10 € John Lord Fonda Edwin Van Der Heide, Recyclism, Expo Art numérique Centre ville 23h à 3h Gratuit Kevin Binkert et Scott Gibbons, Philippe Meste SAMEDI 3 JUIN Artistes Lieu* Horaires Tarif** Jeffrey Shaw, Amit Pitaru, Daniel Rozin et Blast Theory Pavillon Art Numérique, Musée de Saint-Brieuc Expo Art numérique 10h à 1h Chanfrault, Chomaz et Karst Espace Lamennais Vidéo Synthasia Petit Théâtre 11h à 12h Exposition L'Art du Rock Galerie et Bibliothèque Municipale cf p. 8 Gratuit Musique Swing Bazar Village 12h à 14h Vidéo Film Arte : “Clip story” Petit Théâtre 14h à 15h Vidéo Art Futura Show, Synthasia Village 14h à 16h Musique David Walters Forum 15h à 16h Danse Hiroaki Umeda Petit Théâtre 16h à 16h30 5 € Musique Depth Affect Village 16h30 à 17h45 Gratuit dEUS, Happy Mondays, Yeah Yeah Yeahs Musique Katerine, The Rakes Poulain Corbion 17h à 1h 22 € Vidéo Art Futura Show Petit Théâtre 18h à 19h Gratuit Slam, Musique Compagine de l’Uppercut, DJ Koulechov Village 18h à 22h Gratuit Vidéo DV8 Petit Théâtre 20h30 à 21h Gratuit Nouveau Cirque Adrien M Grand Théâtre 21h30 à 22h30 12 € (forum inclus) Musique Cirkus (featuring Neneh Cherry), ClubCabaret Village 22h à 2h30 8 € Musique Jacno, Liquid Architecture, Soldout Forum 23h à 3h 10 € Edwin Van Der Heide, Recyclism, Expo Art numérique Centre ville 23h à 3h Gratuit Kevin Binkert et Scott Gibbons, Philippe Meste DIMANCHE CARTE BLANCHE À TÔT OU TARD : LES 10 ANS DU LABEL 4 JUIN Artistes Lieu* Horaires Tarif** Jeffrey Shaw, Amit Pitaru, Daniel Rozin et Blast Theory Pavillon Art Numérique, Musée de Saint-Brieuc Expo Art numérique 10h à 1h Chanfrault, Chomaz et Karst Espace Lamennais Exposition L'Art du Rock Galerie et Bibliothèque Municipale cf p. 8 Gratuit Musique Swing Bazar Village 12h à 14h Vidéo Art Futura Show, Synthasia Village 14h à 16h Musique Toto ou tartare Création jeune public Petit Théâtre 14h30 à 15h30 5 € Musique Duo Vincent Delerm et Lhasa, Agnès Jaoui Grand Théâtre 15h à 17h45 15 € Musique 4 espèces de chanteurs, Redlegs Village 16h à 20h Gratuit Musique Bombes 2 Bal et Fabulous Trobadors : "Le Grand Bal" Place du Chai 16h30 à 18h30 Gratuit Vidéo Films Arte : “Clipausorus Rex”, “Clips interdits !” Petit Théâtre 18h à 19h Gratuit Musique Têtes Raides, Thomas Fersen, Da Silva, Venus Poulain Corbion 18h à 1h 22 € Musique François Audrain Le Piano Bleu 20h à 20h45 Gratuit Vidéo DV8 Petit Théâtre 20h30 à 21h Gratuit Musique Redlegs Le Piccadilly 21h à 22h Gratuit Vidéo Synthasia Petit Théâtre 22h à 23h Gratuit Musique Franck Monnet, Dick Annegarn Village 22h à 0h 8 € Expo Art numérique Edwin Van Der Heide, Recyclism, Centre ville 23h à 3h Gratuit Kevin Binkert et Scott Gibbons, Philippe Meste Musique Constance, Peter Von Poehl, Bumcello Forum 0h à 3h 10 € *Galerie, Forum, Petit Théâtre et Grand Théâtre font référence à différentes salles de La Passerelle, scène nationale de Saint-Brieuc. Forfait **Les tarifs annoncés ne comprennent pas les frais de location éventuels Forfait 3 jours Poulain Corbion Forfait Journée 62 € 55 € 26 € 4 ART ROCK expositions projections spectacles ART ET NOUVELLES GRAPHISME ET ROCK TECHNOLOGIES : VIDEOS INTÉRIEUR, au MUSÉE DE SAINT-BRIEUC SPectacles multimÉDias et À L’ESPace LAMENNAIS EXTÉRIEUR, en CENTRE VILLE DE SAINT-BRIEUC Amit Pitaru Blast Theory Daniel Rozin Edwin Van Der Heide Chanfrault, Chomaz et Karst Jeffrey Shaw Philippe Meste Synthasia 6 30/05 AU er /06 PAVILLON ART ET 5/06 NUMÉRIQUE concerts à toute heure dans les bars 0 H - 8 H GRATUIT MUSÉE DE du festival off ! SAINT-BRIEUC intérieur ET ESpace LAMENNAIS Voici les bars qui participent au off.
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