All audiences, adults and children aged 14 and over
Running time 1 hour
Lydie Salvayre's text is part of the "Ma nuit au musée" collection published by Stock. This collection invites authors to stay in a museum for an entire night, and then write a text about the experience.
This time, she spent a night at the Hôtel Salé, where a Picasso-Giacometti exhibition was being held. Initially very resistant to the idea, Lydie Salvayre eventually gave in to temptation, seduced by the prospect of seeing L'homme qui marche for real. But alone, at night, in front of the sculpture, she felt nothing?
Her encounter with L'Homme qui marche takes her back to her origins, to her family, where the feeling is that great culture is for others?
Running time 1 hour
Lydie Salvayre's text is part of the "Ma nuit au musée" collection published by Stock. This collection invites authors to stay in a museum for an entire night, and then write a text about the experience.
This time, she spent a night at the Hôtel Salé, where a Picasso-Giacometti exhibition was being held. Initially very resistant to the idea, Lydie Salvayre eventually gave in to temptation, seduced by the prospect of seeing L'homme qui marche for real. But alone, at night, in front of the sculpture, she felt nothing?
Her encounter with L'Homme qui marche takes her back to her origins, to her family, where the feeling is that great culture is for others?
