Monday, June 14, 2010

Fireflies Ron Pope Klaviernoten

pop with Ny: Na Valès












Friday, June 25, on Fridays the Cave moved into their garden under the sun of Anjou. This is an opportunity to celebrate the arrival of summer with a glass in hand and ears wide open. Between 19h and 23h, the Fridays Cellar offers twelve wines to taste and a live band to discover: Ny: na Valès .

Ny: na Valès is a charming poetic-pop duo composed by Yann Savel guitars and singer Natalie Carudel, with samplers and other electronic instruments. With their debut album in 2008, they exude a current song, high melodies, original texts, supported by a clear voice and rich background of rock guitars and rhythmic electronica.

All senses

Visually, the duo dressed as a scene evolves into a luminous, while lanterns and glamorous accessories that creates a real universe cozy and sparkling. Both audio and visual environments Ny: na Valès engage all the senses.

After hearing and sight is the sense of smell and taste that will be asked to accompany the music. As each evening, the team selects Fridays Cellar twelve wines as many blows of heart and offer them for tasting. The wines are made by passionate winemakers, keen to develop products sincere and without tricks, wines that tell a story.

At Cellar, wine can be enjoyed without technology and without fuss and all titles are welcome. Everyone tasted her way to have a good time and learn about wines from all walks of life. Fridays at the Vault are open to all public and admission is free.

FRIDAY THE CELLAR - Friday, June 25, 2010
Ny: na Valès live + Twelve wines to be tasted
From 19h to 23h - Free admission.

Monday, June 7, 2010

What Is Hyperintense Lesion

YAN Zoritchak Sochaux


SOCHAUX until July 3

The MALS - 2nd floor of City Hall
Free Tuesday
Sunday 15h - 18h30 except holidays
March 1981 94 78 33
http://www.la-mals.fr/


His glass sculptures are worlds. In the crystal bohemian cast, the artist organizes shapes and colors, shows bubbles, fingerprints ... It sharpens the edges, creating prisms which increase views. The look

navigates the cosmos works internally, meeting miles planets and asteroids, and then escapes through transparency in the exhibition space, discovering the other sculptures. Every light, every corner offers a new perspective. Surprisingly, the work of Yan Zoritchak challenges our visual perception. How many are there bubbles? Are they really believe where we see them?

Frédérique Foulla