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Gingins
(Switzerland)
Thursday 21st June 2018

Medicine-Wheel We invite you to understand the energy of the magic circle by learning how to construct your own Medicine-Wheel in nature. The Medicine-Wheel teaches us about change. We need to get to know ourselves and how we function on the inside, to let...

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Chamblay
(France)
Saturday 1st July 2017

  All aboard! This sixth edition of Back to the Trees owes as much to constancy as to novelty. Constancy – first of all – in everything represented by the sixth embodiment of this curious enterprise conceived by Lionel Viard as part of the Besançon...

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Gingins
(Switzerland)
Saturday 24th June 2017

Medicine-Wheel We invite you to understand the energy of the magic circle by learning how to construct your own Medicine-Wheel in nature. The Medicine-Wheel teaches us about change. We need to get to know ourselves and how we function on the inside, to let...

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La Vieille Loye
(France)
Saturday 25th June 2016

"Admitting that the roots of art plunge into a magical loam may lead to paths opening towards the distinction of flowers, their enchantments, their spells." Maurice Genevoix, in Images for a Garden without Walls   "There can be only two possible...

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La Vieille Loye
(France)
Saturday 27th June 2015

From the moss to the treetops A return to the forest, to the trees ... What can this "return" mean for artists and an audience, besides the opportunity to savour a few puffs of chlorophyll? Or as the nostalgic expression of the time when Paul Valéry...

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Besançon
(France)
Saturday 24th September 2011

“Back to the trees!” It is with this injunction that – in Roy Lewis’s novel How I ate my father – Uncle Vania exhorts the members of his prehistoric family to spurn technological process, which he considers dangerous for humanity. More recently, it was...

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