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Musical Conversation
Discussion with singer Laura Cahen about queer violence, moderated by Clémence Belleville. A meeting organized as part of the exhibition "Ce qui nous restera". 6 PM - 7 PM · General public · Donation system with tiers.
La Roche (Paris 14th)
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Discussion with singer Laura Cahen about queer violence, moderated by Clémence Belleville.
A meeting organized as part of the exhibition "Ce qui nous restera" (What Will Remain of Us).
This exhibition is part of the Pride festival programming. "Ce qui nous restera" brings together ten artists from the LGBTQIA+ community around the themes of transmission and intimate or collective memory: what we have inherited, and what we choose to pass on in turn to those who wish for it. Stories of family, blood or chosen, memories, silence and shame, pride and joy make up a sensitive cartography of what was long silenced, and what art attempts to make speakable or at least visible. The exhibiting artists are Véronique Bourlon, Sophie Cool, Marine Ferrari, Oscar Guerin, Nando Gizzi, God is queer, Mathias Rouet, Marion Scemama, Maud Tretout Carrel & Alice Murillo.
Our take on this event
Discover a powerful musical conversation where singer Laura Cahen reflects on queer experiences and the legacies we pass on. Surrounded by deeply personal artworks, you will uncover a mosaic of pride, intimate histories, and chosen families in an environment that honors collective memory.
Join us at La Roche on Thursday, November 12, 2026, for a musical conversation focusing on queer violence. Featuring singer Laura Cahen and moderated by Clémence Belleville, this discussion is part of the Pride festival and the exhibition 'Ce qui nous restera'. The event offers a thoughtful exploration of LGBTQIA+ heritage, memory, and collective history. The session runs from 18:00 to 19:00 and is completely free of charge. Located in the 14th arrondissement, this venue welcomes everyone interested in exploring how art makes the unspoken visible. It is a unique opportunity to engage with these sensitive themes in a supportive and open environment.
On Thursday, November 12, 2026, La Roche hosts a special event from 18:00 to 19:00. Singer Laura Cahen, interviewed by Clémence Belleville, will lead a conversation regarding queer violence. This meeting serves as an extension of the exhibition 'Ce qui nous restera', which is featured within the official Pride festival program.
The exhibition showcases works by ten LGBTQIA+ artists, including Véronique Bourlon, Sophie Cool, Marine Ferrari, Oscar Guerin, Nando Gizzi, God is queer, Mathias Rouet, Marion Scemama, and the duo Maud Tretout Carrel & Alice Murillo. Their work addresses themes of legacy, family history, and memory, attempting to articulate experiences that were previously silenced. Admission is free, and the event takes place in the 14th arrondissement, inviting the public to engage with these critical narratives through an artistic lens.
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