Festival des Fiertés

From 3 to 30 November 2026, the Paris Anim’ René Goscinny centre hosts the Festival des Fiertés, an event that showcases the diversity of identities, self-expression and the fight against discrimination through art and culture. On the programme: committed exhibitions and films! Come and discover distinctive artistic worlds that question norms, celebrate differences and invite dialogue.

The exhibitions: Vic Orth is a French photographer. Through Corps à Corps, the photographer affirms their relationship to the body, to identity and to gender through self-portraiture. Their images become a therapeutic means of expression and reclamation.

Camille Joblin is an artist inspired by genre cinema and queer narratives. She explores these themes through various drawing techniques (ballpoint pen, coloured pencil…). Her artistic approach centres on sensitivity and on questioning gender.

Fax is a committed multidisciplinary artist. From small-format work on paper or skin to murals on walls and windows, he deploys a multitude of intersecting black lines. Through his works, Fax celebrates his struggles and convictions.

Marianne has been drawing for years in her free time and is particularly fond of ink, line work and women. Her works sometimes recount doubt and melancholy, and sometimes celebrate love and its joys.

Lucas_Jules explores his gender and sexuality through digital creations, pastels or felt-tip pens, sometimes staging himself directly. It is a way of showing his journey and his physical and mental explorations. Seeking a representation of queer love that is vain yet sincere and unvarnished, he tries to express it with immense colour and naivety. A way of addressing taboos in a non-dramatic manner, as a joyful celebration.

Screenings🎬

Screening evening on Friday 27 November at 7pm - From age 12

The festival continues with the showing of two documentary films that examine gender identity, representations of masculinity and human relationships.

Quitter Chouchou by Lucie Demange (28 min.)

Vers la tendresse by Alice Diop (39 min.)

Come and discover works that show the diversity of journeys, identities and sensitivities.