Co-errance : Les 20 ans de Lill'ART

A photo exhibition, jazz and a film screening and debate of Ken Loach's "Family Life", marking 20 years of the Lill'ART association. Screening from 19:30!

A photographic exhibition and testimonies on the time and gestures that accompany care, enlivened by a jazz quintet: Swinging Gentleman, followed by a film-and-debate evening with a screening of Ken Loach's "Family Life", released in 1971. Through photography and writing, people directly affected by a psychological disorder were invited to symbolise this moment of transition, to put into images and then into words what prepares them, supports them and exposes them to the other on the path towards the therapeutic encounter. The project aims to encourage subjective expression and to open a different space for speech, one that is sensitive and creative.

Programme:

[18:15] - Exhibition of the photographs and writings - Jazz quintet: Swinging Gentleman - Apéro dînatoire

[19:30] Screening of the film "Family Life" directed by Ken Loach in 1971 (running time: 1h45), followed by a debate with speakers and the audience, in the Julio Guilien room. Speakers: Julio Guilien, Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Université Catholique de Lille and Psychologist at the EPSM de l'agglomération lilloise; Dr Frédéric Wizla, Psychiatrist at the EPSM de l'agglomération lilloise; Dr Benjamin Weil, Psychiatrist at ASM 13 Paris; Stéphane Zygart, Doctor of Philosophy, lecturer at the Université de Lille.

Event co-hosted and funded by the Maison des Adolescents Sauvegarde du Nord, the PTSM de l'Arrondissement de Lille, the CLSM Lille-Lomme, the DRAC-ARS, the Gare Saint Sauveur, the Mairie de Lille, the association La magie au bout des doigts, laregithèque, the photographer Paule NEEL, EPSM AL & LM, and the ARS HdF.

Information: Asso.lillart20ans@gmail.com