On this occasion, the Institute invites researcher and author Hélène Giannecchini, sociologist Antonio Delfini, as well as photographer Bérangère Fromont to the Théâtre du Nord. Together, he and they will share their observations while witnessing and questioning the place of resistance in public space and the city, starting from the subjects highlighted by the exhibition.
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↘︎ Hélène Giannecchini is a writer, a doctor of literature, an art theorist, and an exhibition curator (Nous autres – Le Bal); they specialize in the relationships between texts and images. She is also the author of the book A Disproportionate Desire for Friendship, published by Éditions du Seuil in 2024.
↘︎ Antonio Delfini is a contemporary French sociologist and researcher associated with the University of Lille and the Observatory of Associative Freedoms, specializing in the study of popular movements, urban class struggles, and public policies. He is also the author of the book L'État contre les associations (2025), Sociologie de Lille (Éditions La Découverte, 2017) with the Collectif Degeyter, and Contre Euralille (2019) with Rafaël Snoriguzzi.
↘︎ Bérangère Fromont is a photographer who, for the past fifteen years, has blended intimate, collective, and literary references, documentaries, and staging around a central notion: resistance.
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Practical information
↘︎ Saturday, November 28: 11 a.m.→ 1 p.m.
↘︎ Free, upon registration
↘︎ Théâtre du Nord, 4 place du Général de Gaulle, Lille