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PROGRAMME JUIN 2021 © Orassio 2 3 SOMMAIRE JUIN PROGRAMME JUIN 2021 © Orassio 2 3 SOMMAIRE JUIN MER 2 14H CINÉ JEUNESSE RAYA ET LE DERNIER DRAGON p. 32 DU 5 JUIN DE 10H À 18H EXPOSITION VOYEUR p. 16 AU 8 JUILLET SAM 5 10H ANIMATION JEUNESSE INITIATION AUX PERCUSSIONS DJEMBÉ p. 42 DU 7 AU 10 DE 14H À 18H STAGE DE DANSE DANSEURS DE LA CIE LA MER NOIRE p. 21 MER 9 14H ANIMATION JEUNESSE LECTURE À VOIX HAUTE p. 42 JEU 10 14H SCÈNE D’IMPROVISATION THÉÂTRE : MICHEL NDAOT p. 35 SAM 12 10H ANIMATION JEUNESSE L’HEURE DU CONTE : STÉCY PITTY p. 43 14H SPECTACLE DE DANSE LOWELA : CIE LA MER NOIRE p. 19 MAR 15 18H CINÉMA AFRICA MIA p. 25 MER 16 14H CINÉ JEUNESSE BONJOUR LE MONDE ! p. 32 16H CINÉ JEUNESSE TOM ET JERRY p. 31 18H CINÉMA BILLIE HOLIDAY, UNE AFFAIRE D’ÉTAT p. 24 LITTÉRATURE CÉLÉBRONS LA MUSIQUE SUR CULTURETHÈQUE ! p. 49 JEU 17 14H SCÈNE D’IMPROVISATION DANSE : OLAS HIGH CREW p. 36 VEN 18 14H CINÉMA FRÈRES DES ARBRES p. 28 18H CINÉMA BILLIE HOLIDAY, UNE AFFAIRE D’ÉTAT p. 24 SAM 19 10H ANIMATION JEUNESSE PERCUSSIONS CORPORELLES p. 43 11H CINÉMA FRÈRES DES ARBRES p. 28 12H FÊTE DE LA MUSIQUE CONCERT : KARAOKÉ p. 9 14H CINÉMA FÉLICITÉ p. 25 17H FÊTE DE LA MUSIQUE CAFÉ CONCERT : NANOU p. 10 21H FÊTE DE LA MUSIQUE CONCERT : FEMELLE 2 – TISS WARREN JAZZ p. 11 DU 21 AU 25 DE 8H30 ATELIER DE FORMATION OUVERTURE DU PREMIER FABLAB DU GABON p. 38 À 15H30 LUN 21 19H FÊTE DE LA MUSIQUE CONCERT : NOSTALGIE – ANTOINE SIMA p. 12 21H FÊTE DE LA MUSIQUE CONCERT : MAÎTRE DE CÉRÉMONIE – BA’PONGA p. 13 MAR 22 18H CINÉMA AFRICA MIA p. 25 15H ANIMATION JEUNESSE ATELIER D’ART-NATURE : PETIT PAS p. 46 MER 23 14H CINÉ JEUNESSE TOM ET JERRY p. 31 14H ANIMATION JEUNESSE ATELIER DE CRÉATION DE TABLEAUX p. 44 16H CINÉ JEUNESSE DIGIMON LAST ADVENTURE p. 33 18H CINÉMA NOMADLAND p. 26 VEN 25 10H CONFÉRENCE-DÉBAT LA SITUATION DU LIVRE ET DE LA CULTURE AU p. 40 GABON 18H CINÉMA TIMBUKTU p. 27 SAM 26 10H ANIMATION JEUNESSE L’HEURE DU CONTE : STÉPHANE L’OISEAU p. 44 13H BATTLE DE DANSE FUTURS FREESTYLERS BATTLE AKATSUKI : TRUE p. 22 LEGEND CREW 17H SPECTACLE LA RENAISSANCE DES ÉTOILES : SLAM ACTION p. 14 14H CINÉMA BILLIE HOLIDAY, UNE AFFAIRE D’ÉTAT p. 24 DU 28 JUIN DE 8H30 ATELIER DE FORMATION OUVERTURE DU PREMIER FABLAB DU GABON p. 38 AU 2 JUILLET À 15H30 MAR 29 18H CINÉMA WULU p. 27 MER 30 14H ANIMATION JEUNESSE ATELIER : JOUONS ENSEMBLE p. 45 14H CINÉ JEUNESSE BONJOUR LE MONDE ! p. 32 16H CINÉMA ANTOINETTE DANS LES CÉVENNES p. 26 18H CINÉMA TIMBUKTU p. 27 4 MÊME BATMAN N’A PAS LE WAZ LÀ ! Port du masque à partir de 5 ans Places limitées lors des différentes activités culturelles Distanciation de 1 mètre 5 5 6 6 MUSIQUE 7 8 CONCERT SPÉCIAL FÊTE DE LA MUSIQUE KARAOKÉ Karaoké © Samedi 19 juin, de 12h à 16h Pour cette Fête de la musique 2021, et pour une libre GRATUIT expression de toutes les voix, nous invitons petits et grands, amateurs comme confirmés, à s’emparer du « mic » sur la scène de l’IFG, pour un karaoké de folie ! Scène extérieure Que vous soyez un adepte de rap, RnB, de jazz ou de soul, vous aurez accès à une multitude d’instrumentales qui vous max. accompagneront lors de votre passage sur la scène. 30 personnes en simultané Ne manquez pas ce programme musical durant lequel vous serez la star du « mic » ! Entrée libre Renseignements au +241 65 54 16 39 9 CONCERT SPÉCIAL CAFÉ CONCERT FÊTE DE LA NANOU MUSIQUE Samedi 19 juin à 17h Nanou est une artiste gabonaise qui a fait ses débuts dans la GRATUIT musique en 2001 en tant que choriste à la chorale du lycée national Léon Mba. Elle se révèle au monde en 2017 lors de sa participation à la deuxième édition de The Voice et compte Scène extérieure à son actif un nombre respectable de belles collaborations. Places limitées : Pour ce concert à l’occasion de la fête de la musique, elle 30 personnes présentera son single Mon choix, et nous fera découvrir en exclusivité de nouveaux titres de son prochain album Mes influences. Elle nous embarquera à travers différents styles musicaux allant du zouk à l’afro, en passant par la rumba. Réservations au +241 65 54 16 39 10 CONCERT SPÉCIAL FEMELLE 2 FÊTE DE LA TISS WARREN JAZZ MUSIQUE EN LIGNE Samedi 19 juin à 21h Quatre ans après la sortie de son EP Femelle, après le concert GRATUIT « Objectif 400 » à l’Institut français du Gabon en 2019 et une consécration au Bwelitribe Awards en 2020 (prix du meilleur artiste Afro/pop), Tiss Warren Jazz vous offrira, pour célébrer la fête de la musique, un concert live sur la page facebook En ligne de l’IFG. Il reprendra ses tubes et présentera en exclusivité sur @ifgab Femelle 2, son nouvel album ! Les femmes, les lionnes, restent la meilleure source d’inspiration de l’artiste avec une belle évolution vers un style musical plus sensible empreint d’un mélange de rythmes et de sonorités jazz, blues, hip-hop et afro/pop qui compose son style « Outcast ». Rendez-vous sur la page de l’IFG : @ifgab 11 CONCERT SPÉCIAL NOSTALGIE FÊTE DE LA ANTOINE SIMA MUSIQUE EN LIGNE Lundi 21 juin à 19h De formation classique, le violoniste gabonais Antoine Sima GRATUIT aime pourtant explorer une diversité d’univers musicaux. Pour la fête de la musique édition 2021, c’est à travers un répertoire composé de musique baroque, de percussions africaines et de jazz que vous pourrez goûter à l’ambiance En ligne chaleureuse d’Antoine Sima et de ses amis musiciens. sur @ifgab Un beau voyage sonore à travers les styles et les époques en perspective ! Rendez-vous sur la page de l’IFG : @ifgab 12 CONCERT SPÉCIAL MAÎTRE DE CÉRÉMONIE FÊTE DE LA BA’PONGA MUSIQUE EN LIGNE Lundi 21 juin à 21h À l’occasion de la fête de la musique, l’artiste Ba’ponga vous GRATUIT embarque dans l’univers du hip hop gabonais à travers un concert en live sur la page de l’Institut français du Gabon ! Acteur culturel engagé et chanteur aux multiples En ligne récompenses (Kora Awards, plusieurs trophées au Gabon, sur @ifgab le prix de l’intégration au Sénégal en 2005, une nomination aux MTV Africa Music Awards), Franck Ba’ponga, n’est plus à présenter. Du titre Mon combat à Yen KO, en passant par Espoir, Mo’Fire ou encore Aux femmes du monde, il est aujourd’hui considéré comme une légende du rap gabonais. Rendez-vous sur la page de l’IFG : @ifgab 13 SPECTACLE LA RENAISSANCE DES ÉTOILES SLAM ACTION Samedi 26 juin à 17h La « Renaissance des Étoiles » est une expérience live 5 000 FCFA 4 000 FCFA immersive son et lumière dans l’univers enchanté des astres. adhérents Pour cette deuxième édition, les artistes célèbrent le vivant Préventes à partir à travers une programmation multidisciplinaire : poésie- du 10 juin slam, chant, conte et musique. Les maîtres de la parole et des vibrations vous invitent pour un voyage à la rencontre de Salle 400 vous-même. Places limitées : Venez vous reconnecter à votre étoile ! 30 personnes Réservations au +241 65 54 16 39 14 LA RENAISSANCE DES ÉTOILES SLAM ACTION ARTS VISUELS 15 EXPOSITION VOYEUR EXPOSITION PHOTOGRAPHIQUE Du 5 juin au 8 juillet, de 10h à 18h (du lundi au samedi) Orassio de son vrai nom Dougandaga Ulrich Andry est un photographe autodidacte qui a décidé de se donner corps et âme dans sa passion, usant de son œil et de son savoir-faire GRATUIT pour immortaliser différents moments. Pour ce mois de juin, il nous révèle sa fibre artistique avec « Voyeur ». Un projet qui a vu le jour dans sa ville natale, Port- Salle d’exposition Gentil, et qui met en avant la beauté des villes qu’il a visitées et l’histoire des personnages qui y figurent. « Avec ma tête de voyou, mon appareil comme cerveau, j’ai Architectes pris le temps du silence et j’ai figé ma ville. La rue, la plage, et même l’air, nous comptent des histoires. Il suffit d’observer et de se taire, ou plutôt il suffit de se faire VOYEUR. » Les œuvres exposées seront en vente en exemplaire unique. Renseignements au +241 62 35 02 94 ou +241 74 16 64 55. 16 17 DANSE 18 SPECTACLE LOWELA CIE LA MER NOIRE TOURNÉE IF PRIX HIP HOP GAMES Crédit photo : © Pib Samedi 12 juin à 14h 5 000 FCFA Quand on en arrive à admirer son bourreau et pire à entretenir 4 000 FCFA cette admiration ; quand l’effroi qu’il devrait susciter en adhérents devient banal pour cause d’habitude ; quand il n’y a ni ordre, ni morale, ni État, comment la société et les individus peuvent Préventes à partir aspirer à une vie normale et sereine ? La loi du plus fort doit- du 1er juin elle toujours être la meilleure ? Et d’ailleurs d’où lui vient cette Salle 400 force ? De l’opprimé, ou se l’est-il approprié lui-même ? Telles sont les questions que se posent dans le royaume Places limitées : de LOWELA, des personnages en quête de liberté qui se 30 personnes confrontent dans un monde à la limite du réel. Du style d’écriture jusqu’à l’interprétation de l’œuvre, LOWELA est un hymne à la vie, à l’union, à la résistance du faible face au fort.
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