Photo : Bibliothèque Aimé Césaire
Family Pop-up Workshop with Jean-Marc Fiess
Images that unfold, pop out, and come to life! Come and discover the magic of pop-ups as a family with artist Jean-Marc Fiess.
Bibliothèque Maurice Genevoix (Paris 18th)
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Fold, cut, assemble… and see the paper come to life! Photographer, director, and author of numerous pop-up books, Jean-Marc Fiess invites you behind the scenes of the pop-up world to experiment with his techniques during a creative workshop to be shared with the family. Children and adults alike will be able to handle paper, play with shapes and colors, and go home with their own creation. A workshop to create, experiment, and put paper into motion!
; Credits: JMFiessOur take on this event
Bring paper to life through the magic of pop-up engineering during a hands-on session guided by a master of the craft. Children and parents alike will explore the secrets of depth and movement, transforming flat sheets into whimsical 3D creations. It is the perfect weekend plan to spark your creativity and craft a one-of-a-kind souvenir together.
Discover the intricate world of pop-up books with artist Jean-Marc Fiess during a hands-on workshop at the Maurice Genevoix Library. On Saturday, November 21, 2026, children aged 7 and up are invited to explore paper engineering through cutting, folding, and assembling techniques. This creative session offers a unique opportunity to learn from a professional author and photographer while crafting your own three-dimensional paper projects. The event is free of charge and fully accessible to wheelchair users and those with cognitive disabilities. Please note that booking is required to attend this family-friendly activity in the heart of the 18th arrondissement.
Join us on Saturday, November 21, 2026, from 16:00 to 17:15 at the Maurice Genevoix Library for a special pop-up workshop. Led by photographer, filmmaker, and author Jean-Marc Fiess, this session invites families and children from age 7 to step behind the scenes of pop-up art. You will learn to manipulate paper, experiment with volumes, and play with colors to bring your own unique creations to life.
This creative experience is free for all attendees. Because space is limited, booking is required. You can secure your spot by speaking with the librarians on-site or by using the library's designated contact methods.
The venue is committed to inclusivity, ensuring full accessibility for wheelchair users and those with cognitive disabilities. Come prepared to experiment with movement and design as you delve into the technical side of paper animation during this hour-long session.
