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Site : www.chahuts.net

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As a place of cultural manufacture, this association is dedicated to the promotion of “word art” [arts de la parole] based on work accompanying creative activity (residences, commissions, apprenticeship). By monitoring demanding and inventive projects step-by-step, it incorporates its co-construction approach in time, through an inclusion in the territory and liaisons involving many partners. Its ethical stance is aimed at involving everyone with the same consideration (be it artists, institutions and local authorities, cultural and socio-cultural organizations, associations and different individuals), trying to invent, together, processes and works which belong to everybody, with each person seen in his singular specialness within the collective.
In June, it is organizes Chahuts, a festival of word art, a joyful and festive high point of its year-long programme.

Caroline Melon (photo 2Dphotos)

Chahuts (photo Pierre Planchenault)

Chahuts (photo Pierre Planchenault)

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