Photo : Léandre Chevreau
Guided tours of "Semons nos résistances" in French Sign Language (LSF)
Discover the exhibition with Léandre Chevreau, a deaf mediator. A moment to marvel, exchange ideas around the theme, and discover the artists' work.
MAIF Social Club (Paris 3rd)
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Discover the exhibition Semons nos résistances with Léandre Chevreau, a deaf mediator. A moment to marvel, exchange ideas around the theme, and discover the artists' work.
Guided tour exclusively in LSF – French Sign Language
Find all exhibition guided tours: for toddlers, families, adults, tasting tours, storytelling tours, and musical tours on the programming page
The exhibition can also be visited for free and without registration from Monday to Saturday outside of guided tours.
Our take on this event
Experience this thought-provoking exhibition through a unique lens as you dive into powerful themes guided entirely in French Sign Language. Whether you are fluent or simply curious about a different way to interpret art, this immersive visit promises a deeply moving and inclusive perspective.
The MAIF Social Club hosts unique guided tours of the Semons nos résistances exhibition, conducted entirely in French Sign Language (LSF). Led by deaf mediator Léandre Chevreau, these sessions offer visitors aged 18 and over the chance to explore the artists' work and discuss the exhibition's themes within the heart of the 3rd arrondissement. These guided experiences are free of charge and provide an inclusive environment for art appreciation. Running from December 19, 2026, to June 17, 2027, the tours invite you to engage with the displays through a distinct perspective, fostering meaningful dialogue and discovery in an accessible cultural setting.
Located on Rue de Turenne, the MAIF Social Club invites adults to delve into the Semons nos résistances exhibition. Guided by Léandre Chevreau, a deaf mediator, these tours are held exclusively in French Sign Language (LSF), focusing on the artistic content and the thematic depth of the works on display.
These guided tours are available free of charge from 19:00 on December 19, 2026, through June 17, 2027. This specific format is designed to facilitate a direct connection with the art, ensuring that the dialogue between the mediator and the audience is central to the experience.
Outside of these guided sessions, the exhibition remains open to the public free of charge and without the need for registration every Monday through Saturday. For those interested in other experiences, the venue offers a diverse range of alternative tours, including options for families, toddlers, and specialized visits such as musical, storytelling, or food-themed tours, all of which can be found in the facility's full programming schedule.
