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Marseille's oldest bookshop has been guarding La Canebière since 1919, its 850 square meters packed with everything from French classics to English novels and a seriously enchanting children's section. Browse the shelves, catch a photography exhibition in the gallery, then settle into the café with your finds.
Tips
June 13 at 4:30pm
Explore the migration of imaginaries and women's artistic narratives with Chourouk Hriech, Anne Bourrassé, and Armelle Dakouo. This intimate conversation celebrates the artist's new monograph tracing twenty years of drawing across multiple geographies.
June 15 at 5pm
Anthropologist David Dupuis, who curated the Musée du quai Branly's shamanism exhibition, unpacks his new book on Europeans chasing ayahuasca visions in the Amazon. Expect a heady blend of fieldwork stories and big questions about perception, belief, and what we think we know about reality.
June 18 at 10am
Reclaim the words that wound. Belgian linguist Laurence Rosier unpacks her research on sexism and insults against women, then brings it to life through an empowerment performance drawn from her book "La riposte : femmes, discours et violences." A morning where language becomes both weapon and shield.
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BookstoreBookstoreMarseille's oldest bookshop has been guarding La Canebière since 1919, its 850 square meters packed with everything from French classics to English novels and a seriously enchanting children's section. Browse the shelves, catch a photography exhibition in the gallery, then settle into the café with your finds.
Tips
June 13 at 4:30pm
Explore the migration of imaginaries and women's artistic narratives with Chourouk Hriech, Anne Bourrassé, and Armelle Dakouo. This intimate conversation celebrates the artist's new monograph tracing twenty years of drawing across multiple geographies.
June 15 at 5pm
Anthropologist David Dupuis, who curated the Musée du quai Branly's shamanism exhibition, unpacks his new book on Europeans chasing ayahuasca visions in the Amazon. Expect a heady blend of fieldwork stories and big questions about perception, belief, and what we think we know about reality.
June 18 at 10am
Reclaim the words that wound. Belgian linguist Laurence Rosier unpacks her research on sexism and insults against women, then brings it to life through an empowerment performance drawn from her book "La riposte : femmes, discours et violences." A morning where language becomes both weapon and shield.