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QUEER BRUT 2: vernissage, panel discussion and film screening

Photo : Le Refuge

Nov 13Free

QUEER BRUT 2: vernissage, panel discussion and film screening

Attend the vernissage of Queer Brut 2, followed by an evening featuring a panel discussion, performance, and the film screening of "Des fiertés et des (maux) mots".

Maison des Ensembles (Paris 12th)

About

For this evening organized in partnership with Le Refuge, we will watch the film "Des fiertés et des (maux) mots", followed by a discussion session.

Performances are also planned, as well as a visit to the exhibition of the young people from the shelter.

This QUEER BRUT II exhibition will be on display at the Maison des Ensembles from November 13th until the end of December.

Our take on this event

Art, activism, and raw creative energy collide in this moving exhibition nested within a community space. Expect to discover unfiltered artistic expressions through film and live performances that challenge perspectives and spark meaningful dialogue. A must-see for anyone looking to connect with authentic narratives and bold voices.

The Maison des Ensembles in the 12th arrondissement hosts Queer Brut 2 on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 19:00 to 22:00. Organized in partnership with Le Refuge, this free event is wheelchair accessible and offers a unique blend of art and activism. The evening features the opening of an exhibition by youth from Le Refuge, the screening of the film Des fiertés et des (maux) mots, a panel discussion, and live performances. It is a fantastic opportunity to discover committed artistic works and engage in meaningful conversations in a welcoming environment.

Queer Brut 2 begins its residency at the Maison des Ensembles on November 13, 2026. Starting at 19:00, visitors are invited to the opening of an exhibition showcasing works by the young people of Le Refuge. This exhibition will remain on display at the venue, located at 3, rue d'Aligre, until the end of December.

The launch event itself, running until 22:00, includes the screening of the film Des fiertés et des (maux) mots. This cinematic experience will be followed by a roundtable discussion, allowing for a deeper exploration of the themes presented. Throughout the evening, attendees will also enjoy various performances within a setting that is fully wheelchair accessible.

Entry to the event is free of charge. Whether you are interested in contemporary art or social advocacy, this evening serves as a platform for expression and community dialogue in the heart of Paris.

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