Le 9e art, un métier d'avenir ? (9 février 2015)

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Le 9ème art, un métier d'avenir ? Certains auteurs de la bande dessinée sont considérés comme des figures de l’art actuel. Est-ce une belle promesse pour les jeunes qui se lancent dans cette aventure ? Comment le secteur de la bande dessinée se porte-t-il aujourd’hui ? Le numérique bouleverse-t-il les métiers de la BD ? Quel avenir pour le 9e art ? Avec Benoît Peeters, auteur, président des états généraux de la bande dessinée, Thierry Groensteen, éditeur, historien, chargé de mission à la Cité internationale de la bande dessinée et de l'image, Pénélope Bagieu, auteur de BD, et Gabrielle Roque, 1ère lauréate du Concours Jeunes Talents du Festival de la bande dessinée d’Angoulême 2014.

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