Cultural Days of the OTACC Chair

Welcome coffee for the participants of the Cultural Days, in front of the SEITA room.

Presentation of the results of the European research COGOV on the inclusion of territorial stakeholders in the management of metropolitan cultural strategies.

Speakers :

Djelloul Arezki, Director of the OTACC Chair

Professor Edina Soldo, Director of the OTACC Chair

The Friche Belle de Mai team

Feedback from former projects incubated by the OTACC Chair.

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Presentation of research and training projects on gender at the IMPGT.

Speakers :

Djelloul Arezki, Director of the OTACC Chair

Anaïs Saint Jonsson, Training Assistant at the IMPGT

Why do we say, often by mimicry or by habit, "a technician", "the conductor", "the craftsman"? Simply because more than half of these positions are reserved for men and only 27% of technicians are women. The objective of this workshop is to highlight these women of the shadows who must make a place for themselves in a professional sector reserved for men. Because, yes, there are women technicians, conductors, women in management positions, and craftswomen. Focus on their experiences.

Speakers :

Dominique Bianchi, Production Manager - Association Eclosion 13

Aude Dallacosta, Lighting technician - Badaboum Théâtre

Marie-Christine Forget, Conductor - Conservatoire de Cannes

Illustration by an exhibition of photographs of the work of :

Marion Laine, piano restorer - Marion Pianos

Judith Kraft, violin maker - Judith Kraft

Organizing team :

Camille Avanzato, Floriane Bossard, Lauranne Borkowski, Maëva Gille

Victims of several discriminations linked to ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, disability, etc., some people find themselves at the crossroads of several systems of domination: this is intersectionality. This notion comes from black feminism and allows us to better think about inequalities and to conceive new practices of inclusion in a context of multiple oppressions. In this context, how can we propose new patterns of inclusion in the cultural sector that take into account multifactorial discriminations? How can intersectionality be taken into account in the strategic decisions and operational logics of cultural organizations?

Speakers :

Lucie Bonnard, Communication Manager - HADRA and Founder of the Soundsisters project in Marseille

Fatima Khemilat, Doctoral student in Political Science and lecturer Racialization - Gender - Interculturality

Clara Lagrange, Production Manager - Les Merry Pranksters and Founder of the Soundsisters project in Marseille

Nadia Slimani, Writer and editorialist - Les Beaux-Arts de Marseille and Host - Na3na3 podcast

Organizing team :

Solène André, Élisa Hubbel, Alyssa Khan, Hélène Lotigier, Alice Musa, Marine Ouadefeld

Welcome coffee for the participants of the Cultural Days, in front of the SEITA room.

In the cultural sector, where personality plays an important role, what are the limits between what is private and what is professional? What consequences can this have in practice, especially if certain personalities are rejected? How is it possible to be oneself, to find one's place when one's gender identity and/or sexual orientation is discriminated against, recognized as too marginal? And how can we, as future managers of culture, conductors of organizations, ensure that internal practices and relationships are inclusive?

Speakers :

Julien Bourgain, Video artist and performer

Sophie Delannoy, Member of the association - L'Autre Cercle

Lee Ferrero, Co-founder - Association Transat

Organizing team :

Alice Bertrand, Agathe Brunel, Ariane Desplanques, Elise Franceschi, Nina Kamaliy

How can the cultural and creative sector take hold of inclusive language? With professionals from the cultural sector, researchers, activists and artists, we will question this issue in its linguistic, societal, cultural and political dimensions. We will also focus on the daily practice of inclusive language by exposing the different existing tools to apply it to oral and written language.

Speakers :

Alpheratz, Autaire, translator, lecturer in semiotics, linguistics and communication - Université Sorbonne-Nouvelle

Juliette Bayer-Broc, Member of the organizing team - Les Mains Gauches

Barthélémy Cardonne, Graphic designer and archivist - Bye Bye Binary

Laurence Nollet, Member of the organizing team - Les Mains Gauches

Ambre Veau, Member of the organizing team - Les Mains Gauches

Organizing team :

Natacha Cousin, Juliette Gracy, Anaïs Maulucci, Olivia Michel, Julie Peron, Pauline Vasset

Video games are the first cultural industry of the 21st century, ahead of literature, cinema and music. This is why we have chosen to discuss the place of women in this very masculine universe. We will approach this subject through 3 prisms: the female consumer of video games (the gamer), the female designer of video games (the professional) and the representation of women in video games (the protagonist). In order to enrich our debate, we have invited professional speakers from different backgrounds but closely linked to video games.

Speakers :

Astrid Beyer, Twitch Streamer, computer science student, intern - Iconik Hybrid Media

Marie Lou Dulac, Creative Director and Ambassador - The ONE Campaign

Lauriane Salaun, Technical Director at Iconik Hybrid Media

Annelyse Vitrac, Assistant to the General Manager - Iconik Hybrid Media

Organizing team :

Romain Chimiela, Clémence D'amphoux De Belleval, Claire Goletto, Barbara Rouveyrol, Marie-Lou Muzeau, Nathan Rinaudo, Juliette Vinnel

Synthesis of the exchanges of the Journées Culturelles 2022.

Speakers :

Djelloul Arezki, Director of the OTACC Chair

Professor Edina Soldo, Director of the OTACC Chair