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Participatory postcard at the James Baldwin media library!
As part of the Danube Book Fortnight, the media library is organizing a participatory postcard workshop!
Médiathèque James Baldwin (Paris 19th)
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Come participate and help expand the collaborative postcard on the ground floor!
Based on the themes of memory, the past, the present, and the future, this participatory artwork will be exhibited during the closing party of the Danube Book Fortnight, which will take place on Sunday, November 22, at the Centre Paris anim' Angèle Mercier.
Our take on this event
Add your own creative touch to a sprawling collaborative mural dedicated to the memories and dreams of the neighborhood. This interactive project invites everyone to blend their personal stories into a shared vision of our future. Your contribution is exactly what will make the upcoming local closing celebration truly complete.
From November 10 to November 20, 2026, the James Baldwin library invites you to contribute to a collaborative postcard project. Centered on themes of memory, the past, the present, and the future, this participatory artwork is located on the ground floor. It is a free activity designed to be inclusive, offering full wheelchair access and specific support for deaf, hard-of-hearing, blind, and visually impaired participants, as well as those with cognitive disabilities. Visit the 19th arrondissement to add your perspective to this evolving exhibition and help shape a collective vision that will be displayed later this month.
Contribute to a unique collaborative postcard at the James Baldwin library. Taking place from Tuesday, November 10, until Friday, November 20, 2026, this project encourages visitors to explore their personal history and visions for the future. The workshop is situated on the ground floor of the facility and serves as an interactive space for the community to document their memories and reflections.
The organizers ensure full accessibility for all attendees. The venue is equipped for wheelchair users and offers specialized accommodations for deaf or hard-of-hearing individuals, including the use of sign language. Furthermore, the space is adapted for blind or visually impaired visitors and those with cognitive disabilities, ensuring everyone can participate in the creative process comfortably.
Following the collection period, this collaborative work will be unveiled at the closing celebration of the Quinzaine du livre Danube. This final event is scheduled for Sunday, November 22, at the Centre Paris anim' Angèle Mercier. Participation in the workshop remains free of charge for the entire duration of the project.
