It is a management event that cannot be missed. Science proceeds are delivered from February 5 to the city’s three media libraries. Many outstanding events dedicated to the scientific culture of all generations will be organized on the theme of arts and sciences.
Workshops – aimed at children from 6 years old – dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci, arts and sciences in general and optical illusions will be held in the media libraries of François Rabelais and Robert Duisneux on Saturday 5 February and Wednesday 19 February. “The goal is for children to have fun while learning science”, identifies Valerie Mossos, who is responsible for mediation in the Media Library Network.
On Saturday, February 12, artist Philip UG will lead a pop-up workshop (3D map) at the Robert Duesnow Media Library. Let’s learn how to create a popup card inspired by the paintings of artist Victor Vasarely says the artist.
Finally, for children from 14 years old and for adults, the documentary “Rêver le futur; Fashion for the Future” at François Rabelais Media Library, Saturday, February 12, 4pm. This series transports the viewer to the horizon of 2050, meeting the dreamers who are already building the future, across the planet. The film is scheduled to be discussed after its screening with the Society for Science and Television.
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In 3 media libraries in the city
Information and reservations by phone 01 40 85 66 47; 01 40 85 60 37 or 01 40 85 60 68.
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