After a grand launch at the Roche Gravée de Moho college in Quartier d'Orléans, the seventh edition of Art en Fête was warmly celebrated at Concordia.
The exhibition previously visible in Quartier was installed in the courtyard of the college on Rue de Spring for a second opening appreciated by young people and teaching staff. The start of the show was sounded at 14 p.m. in the multipurpose room with the participating students and the officials, including Michel Sanz, vice-rector of the northern islands. L'Art en fête, whose theme this year is KARIBHEART, is part of the D'PASS 2020-2023 academic project, the objective of which is to develop artistic and cultural education. Bringing together several schools such as the Siméonne Trott nursery school, the Hervé Williams, Marie-Amélie LEYDET and Émile Choisy primary schools, the Mont des Accords and Soualiga colleges and finally, the Danielly Jeffry professional high school, the show organized this Thursday, May 12 was different from the one proposed in Quartier d'Orléans and inducted by the principal of the Collège du Mont des Accords, David Desiage. From kindergarten to high school, young budding artists took to the stage to present Caribbean dances, poems, songs and a fashion show to the public. During this educational action which promotes the Caribbean, all the participants had dressed for the occasion. The Karibheart exhibition will occupy the hall of the college until May 20th. _VX
The virtual museum of Art en Fête 2022 is visible on this link:
https://seidn.ac-guadeloupe.fr/seidn/karibheart_et_la_7eme_edition_de_lart_en_fete
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