Festival Everybody, 6e édition sur le corps contemporain au Carreau du Temple

The Everybody Festival highlights artists who place the representation of the body at the core of their artistic journeys, exploring multiple ways of inhabiting identity and difference.

How do artists view stereotypes related specifically to gender, skin color, age, or disability in our society? In the current context, how do they approach the question of identities and differences? From the most virtuosic to the most disconcerting, the physical body — or rather how we perceive it — reflects the social and political mechanisms that shape our perspectives.

Everybody thus becomes a bubbling cauldron of aesthetics, viewpoints, and languages from diverse backgrounds, weaving unique, hybrid, and often surprising forms. Plural aesthetics, amplified spaces — from the auditorium to the Halle and the Flore studio — the public is invited to immerse itself from one performance to the next. Discovering identities and narratives that reinvent themselves, sharing ideas, and fueling debate: such is the ambition of Everybody.

On the program: shows and performances, workshops and dance classes, contemporary art installations, DJ sets…

Featuring artists: Mehdi Dahkan, Héla Fattoumi & Sondos Belhassen, Éric Minh Cuong Castaing, Clément Papachristou (lineup in progress)