Nuit de l'Imagination: Neighbors
This year's Nuit de l'Imagination festival explores the theme of "Neighbors", including questions of migration, displacement and solidarity.
What does it mean to live together? This year's annual Nuit de l’Imagination explores this question, as it celebrates the theme of Neighbors.
Events include a concert, theater workshop, and an art exhibition presenting the work of children from local schools, and more, all exploring notions of migration and solidarity.
In the evening, the Nuit de l’Imagination will feature two events: a keynote address by the author and historian Marina Warner, followed by a collective musical experience created by Ursula Kwong-Brown and Daniel Erdberg.
Nuit de l’Imagination
Organized by the Columbia Global Paris Center and the Institute for Ideas and Imagination, the Nuit de l’Imagination chooses a theme of global importance as a celebration of the work and collaborations that define Columbia Global Center Paris.
