Photo : Camille JOBLIN
Pride Festival - Centre Paris Anim' René Goscinny
From November 3 to 30, 2026, the Centre Paris Anim’ René Goscinny hosts the Pride Festival, an event honoring the diversity of identities, self-expression, and the fight against discrimination through art and culture. On the program: exhibitions and engaged films! Come discover unique artistic universes that question norms, celebrate differences, and invite dialogue.
Centre paris Anim'René Goscinny (Paris 13th)
About
ExhibitionsVic Orth is a French photographer. Through "Corps à Corps," the photographer affirms their relationship with the body, identity, and gender through self-portraits. Their images become a therapeutic means of expression and reappropriation.
Camille Joblin is an artist inspired by genre cinema and queer narratives. She explores these themes using various drawing techniques (ballpoint pen, colored pencil...). Her artistic approach centers on sensitivity and questioning gender.
Fax is a committed multidisciplinary artist. From small formats on paper or skin to murals on walls and windows, he displays a multitude of intertwined black lines. Through his work, Fax celebrates his struggles and convictions.
Marianne has been drawing for years in her free time and is particularly fond of ink, line work, and portraying women. Her works sometimes tell stories of doubt and melancholy, and other times celebrate love and its joys.
Lucas_Jules explores his gender and sexuality through digital creations, pastels, or felt-tip pens, sometimes featuring himself directly. It is a way to show his journey and his physical and mental explorations. Seeking a vain but sincere and straightforward representation of queer love, he tries to express it with a lot of color and naivety. A way to expose taboos in a demystified way, like a joyful celebration.
Screenings🎬
Screening evening on Friday, November 27 at 7:00 PM - Ages 15 and up
The festival continues with the screening of two documentary films that question gender identity, representations of masculinity, and human relationships.
Quitter Chouchou by Lucie Demange (28 min.)
Vers la tendresse by Alice Diop (39 min.)
Come discover works that showcase the diversity of journeys, identities, and sensibilities. An artistic and cultural event open to all, to exchange, question, and celebrate the richness of our differences together!
Our take on this event
Immerse yourself in a vibrant showcase of queer artistry and bold personal narratives this week. From evocative photography to insightful film screenings, the exhibition offers a powerful space to explore identity, intimacy, and the beauty of human connection.
The Festival des Fiertés takes over the Centre Paris Anim' René Goscinny in the 13th arrondissement throughout November 2026. This eclectic program celebrates queer identities and journeys through a diverse range of artistic exhibitions, including photography and illustration. The event culminates in an evening of film screenings on November 27. Entirely free of charge, the festival is fully wheelchair accessible. It offers a unique opportunity to discover works by artists who explore gender, sexuality, and self-representation in an inclusive setting designed for reflection and artistic dialogue.
From November 3 to November 30, 2026, the Centre Paris Anim' René Goscinny hosts an artistic exploration focused on queer themes. The festival features the unique works of five artists: Vic Orth’s photographic self-portraits, Camille Joblin’s genre-cinema-inspired drawings, the intricate murals of Fax, Marianne’s ink illustrations, and the vibrant digital creations of Lucas_Jules. Together, these pieces examine identity, gender roles, and human connections in a welcoming environment.
On Friday, November 27 at 19:00, a special screening evening is held to delve deeper into these subjects. Suitable for audiences aged 15 and up, the program includes the documentary films 'Quitter Chouchou' by Lucie Demange and 'Vers la tendresse' by Alice Diop, both of which examine masculinity and the formation of individual identities.
The entire festival is free for everyone to attend. Located at 14, rue René Goscinny, the venue is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all visitors can comfortably enjoy these engaging artistic expressions throughout the month.
