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C R A F T

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Voyagez au cœur de l’aventure C R A F T ! Retrouvez les créateurs d'un projet vidéo-danse centré sur l'artisanat.

Nous sommes heureux de vous présenter le podcast C R A F T ! C’est le support audio qui vous fera voyager au cœur de l’aventure C R A F T. Vous y retrouverez les artisans, les collégiens et les artistes au cours de leur cheminement vers la création d’une vidéo-danse. Avec ce format, nous vous invitons à naviguer avec nous au détour des conversations, entre le bourdonnement des machines et le choc des outils, le flux des idées et les instants suspendus de concentration. Pour quelques minutes, laissez vous porter au gré des discussions et des sessions de travail qui construisent le projet au jour le jour. Pour suivre le projet au jour le jour : https://www.instagram.com/craftkeatbeck/ Merci à - la Cité Éducative Paris XIX Ouest - @paris_habitat - @caf_paris - @centrepompidou - @clggeorgesmelies - Collège Joséphine Baker - Lycée d’Alembert - Lycée Diderot - Lycée Hector Guimard - Lycée Lucas de Nehou

Podcast C R A F T Vitrail - Episode #22 : Putoiser et blaireauter

Podcast C R A F T Vitrail - Episode #22 : Putoiser et blaireauter

Publié le mercredi 05 juin 2024 à 15:43 par Compagnie KeatBeck

Durée : 9:35

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Cette semaine deuxième épisode du podcast C R A F T Vitrail, K Goldstein s'immisce dans le Lycée Lucas de Nehou avec les différents protagonistes du métier de vitaliste.

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