La Méridienne – devenir.art – Navette pour l’art

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La navette de l’art revient ! En 2026, montez à bord des navettes de l’art et découvrez les richesses artistiques de la région. Petits et grands, curieux·ses ou averti·es, emportez votre pique-nique et laissez vous guider. Pour ouvrir la saison, devenir·art vous donne rendez-vous le samedi 21 mars à Bourges pour partir à la (re)découverte de trois lieux emblématiques du Cher.On vous emmène !Au programme : de la formation des artistes, des saucisses, du féminisme, de la céramique, des artistes et des amateurs éclairés.Avec Emmanuel Ygouf – Sarah Berton – Marie Jacquinot – Edna Rodrigues Gérard – visiteuses et visiteurUn reportage inédit proposé par Louise Michel Houalet, plasticienne et Mélissa Wyckhuyse, journaliste. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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