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Musical Conversation
Conference with singer Marius about queer violence moderated by Clémence Belleville, followed by a performance. Concerts by emerging artists: Louna and Juliette Brimbor. Conference organized for the closing of the exhibition "What will remain of us".
La Roche (Paris 14th)
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Conference with singer Marius about queer violence moderated by Clémence Belleville, followed by a performance. Concerts by emerging artists: Louna and Juliette Brimbor.
Conference organized for the closing of the exhibition "What will remain of us".
This exhibition is part of the Pride festival programming. "What will remain of us" brings together ten artists from the LGBTQIA+ community around transmission and intimate or collective memory: what we have received as a heritage, and what we will choose to pass on in our turn to those who wish. Family histories, of blood or chosen, memories, silence and shame, pride and joy compose a sensitive cartography of what was long silenced, and of what art attempts to make speakable or at least visible. The exhibited 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
Art meets melody in this deeply personal exploration of queer history and future legacies. Join an inspiring conversation followed by live performances from rising musicians that promise to resonate long after the final note.
Join us on Saturday, November 21, 2026, at La Roche in the 14th arrondissement for Conversation musicale. This event marks the closing of the exhibition Ce qu'il nous restera, part of the local Pride festival programming. The evening features a talk on queer violence hosted by Clémence Belleville with singer Marius, followed by a performance and live sets by emerging artists Louna and Juliette Brimbor. This event is open to the general public and operates on a donation-based system with tiers. Explore themes of intimacy and LGBTQIA+ heritage through this unique blend of discussion and live music.
La Roche hosts the closing event for the exhibition Ce qu'il nous restera on Saturday, November 21, 2026, from 17:00 to 20:00. Held within the scope of the Pride festival, the exhibition brings together ten LGBTQIA+ artists, including Nando Gizzi, Sophie Cool, and Alice Murillo, to examine themes of legacy, memory, and chosen family. Through various mediums, the artists strive to make visible the histories and emotions that have long been silenced.
The afternoon's program begins with a conference focusing on queer violence, moderated by Clémence Belleville and featuring guest speaker Marius. This session will be followed by a live performance. The evening continues with musical showcases from emerging talents Louna and Juliette Brimbor, offering a space for both reflection and celebration.
The venue is located at 15, avenue du Général Leclerc, 75014 Paris. Entry is open to all visitors, and the event operates on a donation system with specific tiers for contribution. Whether you are interested in contemporary art or engaged in the community’s collective memory, this gathering provides a meaningful look at what we inherit and what we choose to pass on.
