11 NEW PROJECTS IN THE PIPELINE IN 2023
2023 is 11 new projects currently in production and in partnership with structures in six European cities: Strasbourg, Luxembourg, Brussels, Marseille, Belfort and Reims.
The beginning of the year has allowed our team to start the first scouting in the six cities concerned in order to get a feel for the place.
We will keep you informed of the progress of these 11 projects under construction…
Our supports : The City of Strasbourg, the Région Grand-Est, the FEDER, the Collectivité Européenne d’Alsace, and DRAC Grand-Est
Our partners : Le Festival Musica, le Maillon – scène européenne, la Citadelle de Marseille, le Espace Multimédia Gantner, Saint-Ex – culture numérique, les Rotondes, le Théâtre Varia, la compagnie In Vivo, Strasbourg – Capitale Mondiale du Livre 2024, le réseau HACNUM
Soundwalk at the Etang des Forges (Belfort)
A new soundwalk under development in partnership with the Espace multimédia Gantner. Set on the banks of the Etang des Forges of Belfort, a natural, unspoilt site where some 150 species of bird meet throughout the year, the story invites listeners to wander around and explore the language of life and inter-species communication.
Novelist, author, poet, translator, radio producer, playwright and essayist, Luvan will write the text for this new geolocated sound fiction in a similar vein to her latest collection, Splines.
Her work focuses on the development of complex imaginary places, both utopian and dystopian, enabling her to comment on and anticipate current events. Her passion for sound and traditional oral materials has led her to write plays, perform and create radio programs.
In 2024, this audio fiction will make its debut on our dedicated mobile application: GOH, available for free 24/7.
Soundwalk around the Citadelle in Marseille
Valérie Manteau will be writing the text for this forthcoming sound fiction geolocated in Marseille.
The author of two novels, with Calme et Tranquille (2016), Valérie Manteau has written a biographical narrative between intimate memories and collective drama. In Le Sillon (2018), the author focuses on the story of Hrant Dink, a Turkish journalist and writer of Armenian origin who was murdered for defending an ideal of peace. She associates it with her own wandering through the streets of Istanbul. The book won her the Prix Renaudot.
A soundwalk that will be available in 2024 on our dedicated mobile application:GOH, available free of charge 24/7.
Soundwalk in Reims
A project under construction in collaboration with Saint-Ex, culture numérique.
Amélie Lucas-Gary will be writing the text for this forthcoming soundwalk.
After studying History and Cinema at the Sorbonne, Amélie Lucas-Gary graduated from the National School of Photography in Arles in 2009. Since then, her practice has evolved to become essentially literary; her novelistic work remains very much imbued with plastic and visual preoccupations. All Amélie Lucas-Gary’s novels deal with the question of creation: that of the universe in Hic, the author’s genesis in Vierge, the beginnings of art history in Grotte. She regularly works with artists on catalogs, exhibitions and performances. Since 2020, she has been the recipient of several writing residencies: at the Villa Belleville in Paris, at the Observatoire de l’Espace, and at the tanneries in Amilly.
A soundwalk that will be available in 2024 on our dedicated mobile application:GOH, available free of charge 24/7.
pedaGOH Project – Les Ensembles 2.2 X Le Labo des Histoires
We are delighted to announce that we have been selected as the winner of the Innovative Tango&Scan call for projects led by ACCRO with the pedaGOH project!
The project:A methodological kit for educators wishing to design geolocated podcast workshops with non-specialist groups. pedaGOH is expected to be launched in 2024 after a final phase of testing in a number of schools.
The project partner:Le Labo des Histoires
Supports : The City of Strasbourg, ACCRO – Tango&Scan, Strasbourg – Capitale Mondiale du Livre 2024
