Le Magazine de L’aLLiance Française de MeLbourne sep-oct-nov 11

j.m.g. le clézio in melbournela compagnie des antipodes

Ym me(lbourne)29 sep > 21 oct 2011

thank You and see You soon!

Taking part in the Alliance Française adventure means embracing an institution which goes above and beyond its simple mission of promoting the French language and culture.It means working with passionate men and women: teachers, staff, committee members, volunteers, cultural and institutional partners, students, artists…It means constantly explaining that the Alliance is first and foremost a not-for-profit organisation open to the city and at the start time forming an integral part of the French cultural network overseas.

This can sometimes be difficult for some people to understand.It means knowing that there is a beginning and an end to one’s time as director, a modest contribution to a long-term development project. The Alliance Française has been active in Melbourne since 1890. I have been part of this wonderful adventure from October 2007 to today.So yes, Melbourne truly is “funky” and “vibrant”, adjectives that made me smile when I arrived and which I saw used in all the magazines, websites and other festivals. A city that is curious, open, diverse, simple and snobbish at the same time, where life is good. My waistline attests to that! Thank you to the entire Alliance Française team for these four wonderful years spent in Melbourne and to everyone I’ve come across over the course of my time as the head of this fantastic institution.

See you soon,Patrice Pauc

merci et à bientôt !

S’engager dans l’aventure Alliance française c’est embrasser une institution qui va au-delà même de sa simple mission de diffusion de la langue et de la culture française.

C’est travailler avec des hommes et des femmes passionnés : professeurs, administrateurs, membres du comité, bénévoles, partenaires culturels et institutionnels, élèves, artistes…C’est expliquer sans cesse que l’Alliance est avant tout une association sans but lucratif ouverte sur la ville et en même temps partie intégrante du réseau culturel français à l’étranger. Parfois difficile à comprendre pour certains.C’est savoir qu’il y a un début et une fin dans une mission de direction, l’inscription modeste dans un projet à long terme de développement. L’Alliance française est présente à Melbourne depuis 1890, j’aurais donc participé à cette formidable aventure d’octobre 2007 à aujourd’hui.Alors oui, Melbourne est bien “funky” et “vibrante”, adjectifs qui me faisaient sourire lors de mon arrivée et que je voyais utiliser par tous les magazines, sites internet et autres festivals. Une ville curieuse, ouverte, diverse, simple et snob à la fois, où il fait bon vivre. Mon tour de taille en sait quelque chose !Merci à toute l’équipe de l’Alliance française pour ces 4 années formidables passées à Melbourne et à toutes les personnes croisées au cours de ma mission à la tête de cette belle institution.

A bientôt,Patrice Pauc

“the alliance Française oF melbourne? it’s Fantastic! You’re so luckY!”

This is the chorus that I hear every time I talk about my next appointment as Director of the AFM. The AFM’s reputation therefore transcends Australia’s borders and it’s with a great deal of honour and joy that I join the AFM team as of September. Performing my duties has taken me to Botswana, southern India, then to Bangladesh in the name of this marvellous and unique Institution that is

the Alliance Française.Dynamism, commitment and professionalism are some of the qualities associated with the Melbourne branch. I will therefore commit myself to continuing along the same path, following the footsteps of Patrice Pauc, and endeavouring to carry on the remarkable progress that he was able to achieve during his time as Director and in close collaboration with the Board of Directors. Looking forward to meeting you in Melbourne very soon!

Saliha Lefevre

«l’alliance Française de melbourne ? c’est Formidable ! vous avez beaucoup de chance !»

Voici donc le refrain qui rythme mes échanges à chaque fois que j’annonce ma prochaine affectation à la direction de l’AFM. La notoriété de l’AFM transcende donc

les frontières australiennes et c’est avec honneur et une joie profonde que je rejoindrai l’équipe de l’AFM à compter de septembre prochain. L’exercice de mes fonctions m’a conduite au Botswana, en Inde du Sud, puis au Bangladesh au service de cette merveilleuse et unique Institution qu’est l’Alliance Française.Dynamisme, sérieux, professionnalisme sont quelques qualificatifs associés à celle de Melbourne. Aussi je m’attacherai à poursuivre dans cette voie, sur les traces de Patrice Pauc et dans la continuité des progrès remarquables qu’il a su impulser tout au long de sa mission et en étroite collaboration avec le Conseil d’Administration.Au plaisir de vous rencontrer très prochainement à Melbourne !

Saliha Lefevre

Edito The 2008 Nobel laureate for Literature - J.M.G. Le Clézio - is a writer like no other. French and Mauritian, proponent of world literature in French, living between Albuquerque, Nice and Mauritius, his works are marked by an exploration of other places. He will be the special guest of the University of Melbourne in October.Travel again takes centre stage with the arrival of the “Société des Antipodes”, a jazz band comprising musicians from all over the world, led by the clarinettist Denis Colin. They will be performing at the Melbourne Recital Centre at the end of October.As for the French photographer, painter and filmmaker Emmanuel Bernardoux, he will be exhibiting at the Alliance Française Gallery from 29 September. “yM Me(lbourne)” is the result of his exploration of Melbourne over the last few months.

Le prix Nobel 2008 de littérature - J.M.G Le Clézio - est un écrivain singulier. Français et mauricien, apôtre d’une littérature-monde en français, vivant entre Albuquerque, Nice et l’île Maurice, ses publications sont dominées par l’exploration de l’ailleurs. Il sera l’invité exceptionnel de l’Université de Melbourne en octobre prochain,

un premier séjour en Australie.Le voyage est à l’honneur également avec la venue de la “Société des Antipodes”, groupe de jazz composé de musiciens de tous les horizons réunis autour du clarinettiste Denis Colin. Ils se produiront au

Melbourne Recital Centre fin octobre. Le photographe, peintre et vidéaste français Emmanuel Bernardoux investira quant à lui la galerie de l’Alliance française à partir du 29 septembre. “yM Me(lbourne)” est le fruit de son exploration melbournienne au cours des derniers mois.

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september-october-november 2011 issuecover: emmanuel bernardoux ©editor: patrice pauceditorial contributions: patrice pauc, saliha Lefevre, aurélie pierre, alice gauny, Maxime Luisin.translation: genevieve Fahey et Morgane prothais fromMaster of translation and interpreting studies of Monash design & Layout: Mathieu Vendeville.printed by barney's group pty Ltd.alliance Magazine is published by the alliance Française de Melbourne, 51 grey street, st KiLda, Victoria 3182, austraLiatel: (61-3) 9525 3463 / Fax: (61-3) 9525 5064. e-mail: info@afmelbourne.com.au www.afmelbourne.com.au

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p.4>5 newsp.6>8 interview emmanuel bernardouxp.9 2010 Vca graduates alliance Francaise award exhibitionp.10 exhibition “becoming... Vanishing...”p.11 Music underground / Jeudi Jazzyp.12 6 degrees of separation / dj clickp.13 the Melbourne salon / stork theatrep.14 La société des antipodesp.15>21 course guidep.22 beaujolais nouveau

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news

JMG Le Clézio will deliver a free public lecture in English at the University of Melbourne entitled “Opening the Door: Discovering the Intercultural through Literature” (Walter Mangold Public Lecture, Carrillo Gantner Lecture Theatre, Sidney Myer Asia Centre, 7pm, Wednesday 12 October 2011). Bookings will shortly be available through “What’s On” at http://events.unimelb.edu.au/

He will also present a free public presentation in French at the University of Melbourne as part of a symposium entitled “Social Dreaming: Intercultural Approaches to Imagining Ideal Societies” at the University of Melbourne (Carrillo Gantner Lecture Theatre, Sidney Myer Asia Centre) 7pm, Friday 21 October 2011). This event will be followed by the annual gala dinner of the French Trust Fund at University House. For dinner enquiries, please contact Dr Jacqueline Dutton.(jld@unimelb.edu.au)Bookings will shortly be available through “What’s On” at http://events.unimelb.edu.au/

just been published in English, revealing the historical lessons of colonialism in the Moroccan Sahara and the ensuing waves of immigration to France.

JMG Le Clézio has also written about his father’s life and humanitarian work as a doctor in Nigeria, as well as composing a utopia set in Mexico, short stories for young adults and an anti-whaling play. Although he has travelled widely himself, this esteemed writer has never been to Australia – his closest encounter being the Pacific Island of Vanuatu – and we are very fortunate to be able to welcome him to Melbourne, the only city where he will be making public appearances during his stay.

Since winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2008, JMG Le Clézio has limited his public engagements to the humanitarian and environmental causes that have always motivated his work and life choices. His projects while in Australia relate to the promotion of intercultural communication for peace, continuing on from his recent contributions to founding a Centre for Intercultural Exchange and Peace in Mauritius.

Nobel Laureate Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio will make his first trip to Australia in October to take up a three-week stay as writer-in-residence at the University of Melbourne, thanks to the generous support of the Walter Mangold Trust Fund.

With over 40 novels, essays, short stories and plays to his name, JMG Le Clézio has been a literary icon in France since winning a major prize at the age of 23 with his first novel, The Interrogation in 1963. Now the rest of the world is waking up to the lyrical prose that has topped the French bestseller lists for almost half a century, with English versions of his books being re-released and new translations being commissioned.

Recent translations include Wandering Star, an incisive fictionalized account of the flight of the Jews from southern France and the parallel plight of displaced Palestinians in refugee camps on margins of society; The Prospector, which traces the story of his paternal grandfather’s search for pirate gold and his family’s subsequent exile from their home in Mauritius; and his epic novel, Desert, which has

Le Clézioin Melbourne 12 > 21 oct 2011

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vidal sassoon the movie, Craig Teper, 93 mins, UK, 2010, Digital Betacam. Source: Cinetic Media, USA. Courtesy: Roco Films International, USA, Unclassified 15+

dressed up For Winter 2011–2012 , Loïc Prigent, 52 mins, France, 2011, DVCAM, English and French with English subtitles. Source: LALALA Productions, France. Courtesy: LALALA Productions, France, Unclassified 15+

a man’s storY, Varon Bonicos, 94 mins, UK, 2010, Digital Betacam, English and Italian with English subtitles, Unclassified 15+

paul smith – gentleman designer, Stéphane Carrel, 55 mins, France, 2011, Digital Betacam. Source: Arte, France. Courtesy: Arte, France, Unclassified 15+

As part of Melbourne Spring Fash-ion Week, from 5 to 11 Septem-ber the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) presents Men of Fashion. Featuring tailor Ozwald Boateng, designer Paul Smith, and hairdresser Vidal Sas-soon, these documentaries show that when it comes to fashion, it’s a man’s world.

Monday 5 > sunday 11 septeMber 2011 presented bY the aus-tralian centre For the moving image

Melbourne Cinémathequehenri-georges clouzot: the sorcerorSometimes called the “French Hitchcock”, Henri-Georges Clouzot (1907-1977) was one of the most significant and popular French directors of the immediate post-war era. Although his work was looked upon with some suspicion by both the post-war French authorities and the critics of the nouvelle vague.

November 307pm: Les Diaboliques (1955)9.10pm: Quai des Orfèvres (1947)December 77pm: Le Corbeau (1943)8.45: Henri-Georges Clouzot’s Inferno (Serge Bromberg and Ruxandra Medrea, 2009)December 147pm: Le Mystére Picasso (1956)8.30pm: The Wages of Fear (1953)www.melbournecinematheque.org

everYdaY Wonder: the humanist vision oF nicolas philibertOne of the key figures of contem-porary documentary film, Nicolas Philibert (1951-) is also one of the most compassionate, humanistic & unassuming directors working in world cinema today. Presented in conjunction with L’Institut Français.

October 267pm: La Ville Louvre (1990)8.35pm: To Have and To Be (2004)November 27pm: Return to Normandy (2008)9.05pm: Every Little Thing (1997)November 97pm: In the Land of the Deaf (1992)8.50pm: Un Animal, Des Animaux (1996)10pm: Nenette (2010)

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Men of

Fashion

with the support of

Left picture: © ruppert. other pictures: © emmanuel bernardoux

interView exhibition 29 sep > 23 oct

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Who is Emmanuel Bernardoux?

First and foremost, I’m a researcher. The medium that I use changes according to my ideas and the images that come to me. I’m 42, I’ve been creating for 23 years. What I mean by creating is exploring.The medium and the tools that I use are not actually very important. What matters to me is the research, the emotion that comes to me which I then try to re-express and therefore share with the people who are going to see my works. I’m building a huge puzzle and I don’t yet know how it will end up. By puzzle I mean the connections and the echoes between each of the visual pieces that I create.

Qui est Emmanuel Bernardoux ?

Je suis avant tout un chercheur. Le média que j’utilise varie en fonction de mes idées, des images qui me traversent. J’ai 42 ans, je fais de la création depuis 23 ans. J’entends par création l’exploration. Le support et les outils que j’utilise n’ont que peu d’importance en fait. Ce qui m’importe est la recherche, l’émotion qui me traverse et que j’essaye de retranscrire et donc de partager avec les personnes qui vont regarder mes créations.Je construis un gigantesque puzzle dont je ne connais pas encore l’issue. J’entends par puzzle les correspondances et les échos de chacune des pièces visuelles que je crée. Par exemple, vous retrouverez un chiffre

Emmanuel Bernardouxpainter, Filmmaker and photographer, emmanuel bernardoux explores all possible pathWaYs. the puzzle he’s building is in progress. to be continued...

ExhibitionYM Me(lbourne)29 Sep > 23 OctOpening 29 Sep at 6.30pmVenue Alliance Française Eildon Gallery51 Grey SreetSt Kilda

Left picture: © ruppert. other pictures: © emmanuel bernardoux

exhibition 29 sep > 23 oct interView

For example, you’ll find a number or a series of letters in a painting which will be used in one of my films.

Numbers and letters have a symbolic meaning to you.

Life is an amazing playground. Signs are everywhere, they follow me and I use them as madium, openings, starting points.Some numbers certainly have strong meaning for me.For instance the number 12. In the Bible there are 12 apostles, I was born in December (the 12th month of the year). You can make a cube out of 12 matchsticks and if you flatten that cube it makes the shape of a cross. 12 is also 1 + 2, which makes 3. I’m one of three brothers, my mother had three miscarriages before giving birth to me and my father passed away in March. 3 also represents the Trinity in the Bible. 3 is a theme that I develop in my paintings and some of my experimental films: like dog/human/god, the perfect balance of human beings.

Painting or photography? Painting and photography?

Haha. Painting, photography and film. Number 3 again.

Why come (back) to Melbourne?

Ah, Melbourne. Signs again. Letters this time. I’ll explain: in 2010 I travelled to Montreal, La Rochelle, New York and Brussels. Let’s take the initials MLRNB. Putting them in order, that gives you: MLBRN, MeLBouRNe. So it makes a lot of sense that I should come back here in 2011.And I’m coming back because I’d like to pursue several opportunities that came up during my last trip here: a significant month-long exposition at the Alliance Française of paintings and films and an artist residency at the Bundanon Trust with David Chisholm, Mauricio

ou une suite de lettres dans une toile qui sera utilisée dans un de mes films.

Chiffres, lettres ont une charge symbolique pour toi.

La vie est un terrain de jeu fabuleux. Les signes sont partout, ils m’accompagnent et me servent de supports, d’ouvertures, de point d’entrée.Certains chiffres me sont effectivement très chargés de sens. Par exemple le 12. Dans la Bible il y a 12 apôtres, je suis né en décembre (12 ème mois de l’année), avec 12 allumettes on peut créer un cube, si on met ce cube à plat, cela compose une croix. 12 c’est aussi 1 + 2 qui font 3. Nous sommes 3 frères, ma mère a fait 3 fausses couches avant de me mettre au monde, mon père est décédé au mois de mars, le 3 c’est également la Trinité dans la Bible, 3 comme ce sujet que je développe dans mes toiles et certains de mes films expérimentaux : dog/human/god, le parfait équilibre de l’être humain.

Peinture ou photo ? Peinture et photo ?

Eheh. Peinture, photo et vidéo. Le 3, encore lui.

Pourquoi (re)venir à Melbourne ?

Ah, Melbourne. Encore des signes. Des lettres cette fois-ci. J’explique : j’ai séjourné en 2010 a Montréal, La Rochelle, New York, Bruxelles. Prenons les initiales MLRNB, ca donne, en les remettant dans l’ordre : MLBRN, MeLBouRNe. Cela avait donc beaucoup de sens que je vienne en 2011 ici.Et j’y reviens car j’ai ouvert quelques voies lors de mon récent séjour que je vais poursuivre : une exposition importante d’un mois à l’Alliance française (peintures et films), une résidence au Bundanon Trust avec David Chisholm, Mauricio Carrasco et Patricia Allessandrini sur un projet audiovisuel commun : “the experiment”, texte de l’auteur Mark Ravenhill que

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interView exhibition 29 sep > 23 oct

Carrasco and Patricia Allessandrini on a collaborative audiovisual project, “the experiment”. We’re going to adapt author Mark Ravenhill’s text which should be “screened” in Melbourne in Autumn 2012. So I should be coming back to Australia for a third time next year. And anyway I really like surprises, so who knows, with a bit of luck, I might find an art gallery for my paintings and a production house for my films, meet a band there who might like my clips, and then, if the inspiration is there, I’d like to make a new short film. I’d also like to enjoy this attractive, lively city. I like meeting people, having coffee on a terrace and observing people in the street, life marching on.As the reporter Dan Eldon said, “The journey is the destination”.

Is France a sleeping beauty?

Ha! Who knows!

nous allons mettre en forme, et qui doit être “projeté” à Melbourne en automne 2012. Je devrais donc revenir en Australie une troisième fois, l’année prochaine.Et puis j’aime beaucoup les surprises, alors qui sait, avec un peu de chance, je trouverai peut être une galerie d’art pour mes toiles et une maison de production pour mes films, y rencontrerai un groupe de musique qui pourrait être intéressé par mes clips, et puis, si l’inspiration est là, j’aimerais réaliser un nouveau court métrage. Je vais également profiter de cette lumineuse et attractive cité. J’aime les rencontres, prendre un café en terrasse et observer les gens dans la rue, la vie qui crépite. Comme disait le reporter Dan Eldon : “the journey is the destination”.

La France est-elle une belle endormie ?

Ah! Joker!

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with the support of:

AllianceFrançaisede Melbourne

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1 sep > 24 sep exhibition

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2010 VCA GraduatesAlliance Francaise Award Exhibition1 > 24 sep 2011greg chin / jo davenport / catherine evansWill heathcote / annalie turner

Exhibition1 > 24 SepOpening 1 Sep, 6.30pmVenue Alliance Française Eildon Gallery51 Grey SreetSt Kilda

Since 2003, the Alliance Française de Melbourne and the Victorian College of the Arts have developed a close relationship. With the creation of the Alliance Française Award for VCA graduates, this relationship has been materialised. Each November, the prizewinners selected at the Graduation Exhibition at the VCA are given the opportunity to exhibit their work at the Alliance Française Gallery.

exhibition 22 noV > 8 dec

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My art practice reflects sentiment of nostalgia through translation of disappearance into remembrance and fantasy. It reflects my examination of the paradox of reconstructing ephemeral mental images and sensations in permanent materials. Disappearance is a notion that an absence can be a unique and expanded form of presence. Disappearance thus retains an excess meaning and experience.

Through out my practice, I have employed a range of variously permanent and ephemeral materials including clay, water, ash, steam, snow, human’s heartbeat, animal bones, and human hair in order to produce a visual representation suggestive of the contrast and contradiction between appearance and disappearance, and between ephemerality and permanence.

The cultivation of the art of gas-tronomy at the Court of Versailles was mediated by the intimate con-nection between philosophical and political discourse, absolutism and the “feminising” of the aristocracy. The great public repast, known as Le Grand Couvert, was the symbol of power on a daily basis.

At the Alliance Francaise de Mel-bourne, I set out Le Grand Couvert

in a Rococo manner. Colonies of snails, fed by revolutionary ideas of equality and natural goodness show little regard for the powers of the State and the pressures of Civi-lisation as they consume a range of delicious cakes and philosophical texts. The digestion of this Grand Service leaves a fertile ground for new forms of thinking and life.

Cyrus Tang

Elizabeth Presa

Becoming...Vanishing...

22 noV > 8 dec at aLLiance Française eiLdon gaLLery

ExhibitionBecoming...Vanishing...

22 Nov > 8 DecOpening

22 Nov, 6.30pmVenue

Alliance Française Eildon Gallery

51 Grey Sreet, St Kilda

Music

Vincent/Harvey/Barker trio thu 15 sep / 8pM / aLLiance FrançaiseTom Vincent, Leigh Barker and Hugh Harvey have been playing as a trio since January 2008. They have toured extensively around Australia and have played at many prestigious festivals.The band has a unique approach to playing jazz standards, joyfully

Be swept away as musicians from the Australian National Academy of Music present a program of French chamber masterpieces for wind quintet. The music of Ibert, Milhaud, Debussy and Françaix will transport the listener from the basement kitchen of the Alliance

swinging though interpretations of the classic repertoire. With no set arrangements, the group dances through rapid changes of tempo, groove and key, keeping the audience and the musicians on their toes. This is group improvisation at its finest!

Française to the sunny, rural settings evoked by this music.

$23 All Tickets / $18 ANAM Subs / Alliance Francaise MembersBasement KitchenAlliance Francaisebookings 9525 3463 or at www.afmelbourne.com.au

JeudiJazzy

Alliance Française de MelbourneTickets: $23 full / $18 members

Bookings essential as places are limited9525 3463 or secure online credit card booking at www.afmelbourne.com.au

Daniel Gassin triothu 20 oct / 8pM / aLLiance FrançaiseAfter performing in several famous jazz festivals (Montreux Jazz Festival, Dubai International jazz Festival…), completing tours around the world and realising two records through the last few years.

The Daniel Gassin Trio composed of Daniel Gassin himself (Piano), Ben Robertson (Double-bass) et Craig Simon (Drums) will be playing at the Jeudi Jazzy to our delight.

Music Undergroundthu 8 sep / 7pM / aLLiance Française

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Music

Vivien Hamilton, SopranoMardi McSullea, Flute Len Vorster, Piano

In this recital Vivien Hamiton, Mardi McSullea and Len Vorster present - in six ‘degustation’ size courses - a program of French musical delicacies which were composed, in part, as reaction to the harshness encountered by a Europe battered by the attrocities of World War 1. ‘Six Degrees of

Separation’ is a program which is influenced by a combination of Surréalism, Sensualitié and Sen-timentalité and consists of songs which are suitable for the French concert hall, but influenced by rag-time, baroque music, jazz and the smokey cabaret of 1920’s Paris.

Thu 13 Oct 7pm$25/$20 AF MembersBooking essentials: info@afmelbourne.com.au or tel 9525 3463

6 Degrees of Separationthu 13 oct / 7pM / aLLiance Française

DJ ClicKMeLbourne 17-20 noVeMberThe Australasian World Music Expo (AWME) will take place in Melbourne from 17-20 Novem-ber, 2011.Entering its fourth year in 2011, AWME has established itself as the southern hemisphere’s pre-mier music industry conference and showcase expo of roots mu-sic from the Australasian region. Part public festival, part industry event, AWME was founded to create and develop opportuni-ties for local and international audiences and industry profes-sionals to build recognition and understanding of the music and culture from this region.

Dj ClicK (France) has long been an accomplice of the most ebul-lient projects: with the extravert Rona Hartner for tsigane tradi-tions as well as the gnawas of Essaouira, Zuco 103 brasilei-ro or African mixes with Issa Bagayogo.

More info: www.awme.com.au Melbourne 17-20 November

With the support of:

AllianceFrançaisede Melbourne

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eVent theatre

The Melbourne Salon

Euripides' Helen26 oct > 13 noV / aLLiance FrançaiseEuripides, the most subversive of the ancient Greek dramatists pens the first anti-war tragedy: Helen, ‘the face that launched a thousand ships’ sailing off with Paris to Troy, set in train a devastating war and changed the western world forever.

georges perec: the australian connection, 30 Years on tue 8 noV / 7-9 pM / aLLiance Française

The French writer Georges Perec (1936-1982) is perhaps best de-scribed as a literary experimen-talist, one who was intrigued by the question of form. Almost three decades after his death in 1982, he is recognised as one of the most influential and inventive writ-ers of his generation.

Did you know that Perec had an “Australian connection” and actu-ally came to the Alliance Fran-çaise de Melbourne in 1981 to give a lecture? Thirty years after Perec’s lec-ture at the Alliance Française de Melbourne on October 8, 1981, join us for a lively discussion with writers, researchers and readers of Perec at this Melbourne Salon

from 7-9 pm. Together we will explore Perec’s legacy and rel-evance to today’s audiences.

Two Melbourne-based writers (Philip Thiel and Julien Leyre) will run a free creative writing work-shop in French and English using simple Perecquian constraints before the Salon from 5-7pm. Experience the liberating effect of constraints on your imagination!

Raphaël Trantoul is the coordina-tor of the French Studies Program at La Trobe University. He is con-ducting research on Perec’s La Vie mode d’emploi.

Season: 26th October – 13th November 2011Wed – Sat @ 8pm. Sun @3pm$29 Adult $19-full time students under 25Alliance Française51 Grey Street, St Kilda Ph: 9410 0295www.storktheatre.com.au

Stork Theatre

Cover charge payable on the night (includes cheese and wine) cash only please: $15 Bookings essential: themelbournesalon@gmail.com (numbers limited).Free writing workshop 5-7pm.

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Fri 28 oct / 8pM / $45 /c $35MeLbourne recitaL centre 31 sturt street, southbanKDenis Colin, bass clarinetAdam Simmons, saxes & clarinetBenjamin Moussay, keyboardsChander Sardjoe, drums

In an exciting collaboration that draws musicians from across continents, four outstanding jazz musicians, lead by Denis Colin (of La Société des Arpenteurs, also known as The Surveyors’ Society) come together for one special Melbourne performance. In this performance, La Société des Antipodes’ music will traverse jazz

genres, from deep, groovy tunes through to atmospheric trance. Don’t miss the opportunity to share in this unique collaboration. This performance is presented with support from Alliance Francaise de Melbourne and the office of the French Ambassador to Australia.

La Société des Antipodes

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Mon-Fri 2pm-5pmVCE Units 3&4Conversation for IBYEAR 7 TO YEAR 10 Int 1, 1st year of French

Mon-Fri 10am-12.30pm

Int 2, 2nd year of FrenchInt 3, 3rd year of FrenchInt 4, 4th year of French

CHILDRENCHILDREN COURSES French is FunFrom 6 to 10 years old Mon-Fri 10am-1pm

Adultsadult courses 3h / day oVer 5 days $255/c $230For beginners 1 to 3 and French for Travelers.

conversation 2.5h / day oVer 5 days $219/c $197For beginners, intermediate and advanced levels.

Workshop 2h / day oVer 5 days $175/c $158►PRONUNCIATION WORSHOP FOR BEGINNERS

immersion conversation daY For adults sat 1 oct - 9.30aM-5pM / $119 no discount applicable

From beginners 4 level (please mention your level once you enroll) ►Complimentary coffee and croissant: 9.30-10am ►Conversation workshop: 10am-12.30pm ►French lunch buffet: 12.30pm-2pm ►Conversation workshop: 2pm-4pm ►Afternoon tea: cook and eat your own crepes: 4pm-5pm

High School Studentsconversation 2h / day oVer 5 days $180/c $162An ideal workshop to help you improve your conversational skills and feel more comfortable speaking French.

Year 7 to Year 10 2.5h / day oVer 5 days $225/c $202A good opportunity to understand how French works and get to appreciate the language!

Childrenchildren courses 3h / day oVer 5 days $278/c $250A great class to learn French whilst having fun! Hands-on and playful activities will be organised throughout the week.

26►30 september 2011

Spring Holiday Intensive

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AdultTerm 4Courses

The Alliance Française de Melbourne offers French courses in a friendly and intimate envi-ronment, with a class size of between 6 and 16 students. We provide a wide range of times and days to suit your individual commitments and a wide selection of work-shops. All our courses are oriented towards conver-sation and all our teachers are native French speakers. Our classes are conducted almost entirely in French in order to create immersion.

General CoursesLanguage classes at Alliance Française cover 3 levels: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. Each level comprises six 20-hour sessions. Choose your pace:

standard - $340/c $306 2 hours / week over 10 weeks evening or daytime.

saturdaY/sundaY express - $340/c $306 4 hours / day over 5 weeks Saturday mornings or Sunday afternoons.

private tuition - From $74/hourStudy wherever and whenever you want!

Beginner 1

Mon 6pm-8.30pm

Tue 10am-12.30pm6pm-8.30pm

Wed 10am-12.15pm8.15pm-10.30pm

Thu10am-12.15pm6pm-8.15pm

8.15pm-10.30pmSat 2.30pm-4.30pm

Sat Express 9am-1pm (Sess A/B)Sun Express 1.30pm-5.30pm (Sess A/B)

Beginner 2

Mon 6pm-8.30pm

Tue 10am-12.30pm8pm-10.30pm

Wed 6pm-8.15pm8.15pm-10.30pm

Thu 10am-12.15pm6pm-8.15pm

Sat 2.30pm-4.30pmSat Express 9am-1pm (Sess A/B)Sun Express 1.30pm-5.30pm (Sess A/B)

Beginner 3

Mon 6pm-8.30pm

Tue 10am-12.30pm8pm-10.30pm

Wed 10am-12.15pm6pm-8.15pm

Thu 8.15pm-10.30pmSat 2.30pm-4.30pm

Sat Express 9am-1pm (Sess A/B)Sun Express 1.30pm-5.30pm (Sess A/B)

Beginner 4

Mon 6pm-8.30pm

Tue 10am-12.30pm8pm-10.30pm

Wed 6pm-8.15pm8.15pm-10.30pm

Thu 10am-12.15pm6pm-8.15pm

Sat 2.30pm-4.30pmSat Express 9am-1pm (Sess A/B)Sun Express 1.30pm-5.30pm (Sess A/B)

Beginner 5

Tue 10am-12.30pm6pm-8.30pm

Thu 10am-12.15pm6pm-8.15pm

Sat Express 9am-1pm (Sess A/B)Sun Express 1.30pm-5.30pm (Sess A/B)

Beginner 6

Mon 6pm-8.30pm

Tue 10am-12.30pm6pm-8.30pm

Sat Express 9am-1pm (Sess A/B)Sun Express 1.30pm-5.30pm (Sess B)

Intermediate 1Mon 6pm-8.30pmTue 10am-12.30pm

Sat Express 9am-1pm (Sess B)

Intermediate 2 Mon 6pm-8.30pmTue 10am-12.30pm

Intermediate 3Wed 6pm-8.15pmThu 6pm-8.15pm

Sat Express 9am-1pm (Sess A)

Intermediate 4Wed 6pm-8.15pmSat 2.30pm-4.30pm

Sat Express 9am-1pm (Sess B)

Intermediate 5 Tue 6pm-8.30pmThu 10am-12.15pm

8 oct ► 11 decexpress a 8 oct > 6 noVexpress b* 12 noV > 11 dec

Intermediate 6Tue 6pm-8.30pmWed 6pm-8.15pmThu 10am-12.15pm

Advanced 1 Wed 6pm-8.15pmSat 2.30pm-4.30pm

Advanced 2 Sat 2.30pm-4.30pmAdvanced 3 Mon 6.05pm-8.00pm

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Special Courses$350/c $315

French For travellers a1> Complete Beginners. The perfect survival kit for your trip to France ! Thursday 6pm-8.15pmSaturday 2.30pm-4.30pm

read and Write in French b1 > Advanced. Perfect to expand your vocabulary and explore poems and novels from famous French writers! Monday 6pm-8.30pm

conversation & grammar b2> Advanced. A great class to practice your French while dealing with the more complex grammatical structures!Wednesday 10am-12.15pm 6pm-8.15pmThursday 6pm-8.15pmSaturday 9am-11am

art, historY & culture b2> Advanced. Learn about French culture and discuss various topics related to art, culture, and history in a friendly atmosphere.Tuesday 6pm-8.30pm current aFFairs c1> AdvancedTake part in a vibrant discussion and debate on the latest news from the French-speak-ing world, with the help of press articles and TV programs.Thursday 10am-12.15pmSaturday 11am-1pm

A la cartesoirée du mardi - $18/c $15Tues 6.30pm > 8 pm > All levelsNice and cosy, with a glass of wine and some French cheese... Perfect for those who want to speak French in a relaxed atmosphere.

p’tit dej du jeudi - $18/c $15Thu 10.30am > 12pm > Intermediate levelsOur ptit dej du jeudi will delight those look-ing for French conversation around a table laden with coffee and croissants. Yum!

atelier cinema - $20Wed 31 Aug 6pm > 8.30pm > Adv levelsFilm Socialisme (2010) by JL Godard

Wed 12 Oct 6pm > 8.30pm > Adv levelsZazie dans le Metro (1960) by Louis Malle

Wed 23 Nov 6pm > 8.30pm > Adv levelsLa Journée de la Jupe (2008) by JP LillienfeldCome to watch this French film and discuss it afterwards while enjoying a glass of wine and some French cheese.

catch-up lessons Have you missed a class? Don't despair! Our catch-up lessons will help you revise the content of the class you missed. Fast and easy, only $20 for half an hour or $40 for one hour.

help and support A teacher will be present every evening in the library from 5.30pm to 6pm, just before class-es start so do not hesitate to ask us for help regarding your homework, a grammar point...

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5% oFF Re-enrol before 23 Sep

Re-enrol before 28 Oct *

Early bird discountImportant notification! Due to public holidays, weekday classes will take place as follow:Monday & Tuesday courses - 2h30 per week over 8 weeksWednesday & Thursday courses - 2h15 per week over 9 weeks

For more information, visit our website: www.afmelbourne.com.au or call: 9525 3463

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l’heure du conte (storY telling)A new workshop to delight youngsters! Every Thursday from 4.30pm to 5.30pm. (During school terms only). For children aged 4 to 6 and their parents.

Come along and join us for a special time packed with beautiful stories and lots of fun hands-on activities.

ENTRY FREE Booking Essential:Telephone 9525 3463 or Email: info@afmelbourne.com.au

$278/c 2501.5 hours a week over 10 weeks

Alliance Française has many years of experience working with children. We offer your child the possibility of progressing through 3 different levels. Our programs provide hands-on activities to create an enjoyable yet effective learning experience. Special courses are also available for bilingual children who have lived in a French-speaking country or have a French-speaking parent.

High School Students

Children

Class Day TimeADO 2

(2nd year of French) Wed

4.15pm-6pm

ADO 3 (3rd year of French) Tues

ADO 4 (4th year of French) Mon

VCE Unit 1&2 WedIB Preparation WedAdolescents

francophones (11-14 years old)

Thur

Class Day Time

Children 1 Wed 4.30pm-6pmSat 10.30am-12pm

Children 2 Sat 1.30pm-3pmChildren 3 Mon 4.30pm-6pmChildren 4 Tues 4.30pm-6pm

Enfants francophones (7-10 years old)

Fri 4pm-5.30pm

adoThese courses are for secondary school students enrolled in Year 7 to Year 10. They are a good opportunity to understand how French works and get to appreciate the language. A great after-school class for those who want to succeed!

vce/ib preparation classesSpecially designed for Year 11 and 12 students, these courses help them ease their way towards the final exam.

8 oct ► 11 dec

8 oct ► 11 dec

5% oFF Re-enrol before 23 Sep

Early bird discount

5% oFF Re-enrol before 23 Sep

Early bird discount

$252/c $227 1h45 per week over 8 weeks

Class Day TimeVCE Unit 3&4 Thur 4pm-6pm

8 oct ► 20 nov$216/c $194 2h per week over 6 weeksImportant notification! Due to the

VCE final exam, classes will take place as follow: 2 hours per week over 6 weeks only.

Important notification: Due to public holidays, there will be no class during the Melbourne Cup week (31 oct - 4 nov)

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Be French for a Day! Dive into French without leaving Melbourne! Brush up on your French before your trip to France or just for your pleasure with this French Immersion Day at Alliance Francaise de Melbourne. Enjoy French culture through an authentic French breakfast and afternoon tea and strengthen your expertise of the language through thematic conversation and grammar classes.

What about having a drink while chatting in French in a French inspired wine bar?Don’t miss the “Apéritif en français” held at Lina’s bistro à vins, 114 Bridport St, Albert Park.The conversation will be led by an Alliance Française’s teacher.

schedule9.30am–10am: Complimentary coffee and croissant10am–12.30pm: Conversation workshop 12.30pm-2pm: French lunch buffet (inclusive of wine)2pm-4pm: Conversation workshop 4pm-5pm: Afternoon tea: cook and eat your own crepes!

*No discount applicable

Our “Apéritif en français” includes two glasses of wine (except sparkling) and finger food.

Bookings essential: 9525 3463Number of seats limitedwww.linasbistro.com

Packed with conversation, a “French-style” buffet and a deli-cious afternoon snack, our im-mersion days are designed to prepare VCE students (Units 3&4) for their final examination. We will cover the four sections of the VCE final examination

through four language work-shops (24 September: General conversation and 12 November: Listening, Reading & Writing). Students will receive personal feedback from their teacher at the end of each day.

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book club18 oct / 8 noV / 29 noV 2011Je vous invite à découvrir des auteurs et des livres autour d’une thématique. A chaque rencontre nous échangerons et partagerons nos points de vue, nos réactions ou nos sentiments sur nos aventures littéraires. Je vous rappelle que nous nous rencontrerons à trois reprises pour chaque thème. Le prochain sera « les premiers romans ».L’inscription est réservée aux membres de l’Alliance française, elle se fait en ligne sur :library@afmelbourne.com.au (Attention seuls les 10 premiers inscrits seront retenus). Rendez-vous les mercredis 18 octobre, 8 et 29 novembre de 18h30 à 20h30.

A très bientôt !Fabienne RousselResponsable de la bibliothèquelibrary@afmelbourne.com.au

immersion daYs For high school students$130 per day onLy! 24 sep & 12 noV 2011 – 10aM-5.30pM

immersion daY For adults - neW ! saturday 1st october - $119*

sortie bar « aperitiF en Français »thu 27 oct, 6.30pM to 8pM. Lina’s bistro à Vins, $40/person

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teF/teFaQTEF/TEFaQ are language placement tests for non-native speakers of French recognised by CIC (Citizenship and Immigration Canada) and MICC (Immigration and Cultural Communities Department, Province of Québec Government).

septeMber 2011 sessionMon 26 to Fri 30 Sep 2011Registration closing date: 15 Sep, 5pm

deceMber 2011 sessionMon 5 to Fri 2 Dec 2011Registration closing date: 25 Nov, 5pm

alliance Francaise open daY saturday 17 septeMber, 10aM-3pMDiscover all things French that the Alliance Française de Melbourne has to offer on September 17th from 10am to 3pm! Enjoy

complimentary French pastries and coffee, test your language skills during one of the speed testings sessions we will be

organising throughout the day and attend our “Introduction to French” crash-course! It is never too late to discover French culture and learn French! Special discount offered on this day only: $15 off on new enrolments for term 4!

delF-dalFnoVeMber 2011 sessionThe Alliance Française de Melbourne is accredited to conduct the DELF (Diplôme d’Etudes en Langue Française) and DALF (Diplôme Approfondi de Langue Française). Both diplomas are official qualifications awarded by the French Ministry of Education to certify the competency of candidates from outside France in the French language.

WRITTEN TESTS:Unit Date prices

Register before 28 Oct 2011,

5pm.

A1 7 Nov $100A2 8 NovB1 9 Nov $120B2 10 NovC1 11 Nov $150C2 7 Nov

ORAL TESTS: 7 to 18 Nov 2011

For more information please contact:education@afmelbourne.com.au

delF junior october 2011 session

Unit Date pricesRegister before 7 Oct,5pm

A1 17 October

$80A2 18 OctoberB1 19 OctoberB2 20 october

ORAL TESTS: 17 to 21 October

berthe mouchette competition 2011 soMe 2011 berthe Mouchette Figures►12,500 enrolments►11,655 candidates for the oral►1,625 candidates for the written►97 participating schools►860 finalists

All of our laureates and winners of the drawing competition “J’illustre mon poème” will be announced on our website at the end of September. We are very

fortunate this year to have the well known author and illustrator of the Alexander Bunyip series, Michael Salmon, as guest judge for our drawing competition.

All laureates are invited to the prize giving ceremony to be held on 16th November at the Glen Eira Town Hall, Hawthorn Road, Caulfield (from 7pm).

An enormous thank you to all those teachers and students who have participated in the Competition, it is your enthusiasm and passion for the French Language that has kept this competition running for over 117 years!

Kellee LewisCompetition Coordinatorcompetition@afmelbourne.com.au

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Please mail to Alliance Française de MelbournePO Box 2042, St Kilda West VIC 3182

Adults

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Week Day express

Saturday express

Sunday express

Holiday Intensive

Standard

Holiday Intensive

Immersion Day

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Holiday Intensive

conditions oF enrolmentenroLMentEnrolment is on a first-come, first-served basis. Early enrolment is recommended to avoid disap-pointment. Enrolment is not confirmed unless payment is made in full before the first lesson of the session.

pLaceMent testStudents with prior knowledge of French are requested to complete a placement test. Please visit our website www.afmelbourne.com.au to complete the test.

cLass size and ViabiLityMinimum class size is 6. For classes with less than 6, the course fee remains the same, but the duration of the course is reduced. The smaller class size provides more personal attention and therefore students will progress through the course material at a faster rate.

40-hour courses reduced to 30 hours20-hour courses reduced to 15 hours15-hour courses reduced to 12 hours

12-hour courses reduced to 9 hours10-hour courses reduced to 7.5 hours7.5-hour courses reduced to 6 hours

registration and payMentONLINE Visit our website and enrol online

with our Secure Online Booking Form.

OVER THE PHONE

Call us on 9525 3463 and enrol over the phone with VISA or MASTER-CARD.

IN PERSON Pop in to our office in St Kilda and register at our front desk.

BY MAIL Send in the detachable registra-tion form with credit card details or cheque (payable to the ‘Alli-ance Française Melbourne’)

cLass canceLLationsThe Alliance Française reserves the right to can-cel or reorganise classes. If a course is cancelled due to insufficient enrolments, students may re-quest a transfer to another class, a credit note or a full refund of fees paid.Please note that course fees cannot be trans-ferred to private lessons.

transFersTransfers into another level will only be considered in the first week of commencement of the course after discussion with the course co-ordinator.

reFundsAny student who has paid for a course and who withdraws at least 5 working days prior to the commencement of that course will be entitled to a refund less a 20% processing fee. Application for a refund must be addressed in writing to the Director. The Alliance Française cannot be held responsi-ble for students’ changes in work commitments or personal circumstances. Please note that fees cannot be refunded or transferred if a student cancels his/her enrolment less than 5 working days prior to the commencement of that course or once the term has started.

pubLic hoLidaysClasses will not be held on Victorian public holi-days but will be rescheduled to a suitable time within the session. Please note that refunds will not be possible for students who cannot attend replacement sessions.

concession pricePlease be advised that a 10% DISCOUNT on Course fees applies to the following only: - Health Care Card Holders* (aged pension, unem-ployed, disability, sole parent),- Full time tertiary student*,- French teachers*, - the second (and subsequent) member within a family unit enrolled in the same term, - Alliance française’s members,

(*) enclose or present documentation for these concessions. Please note that only one discount applies per person.

Beaujolais Nouveau

eVent

English/French

Balwyn Nth-Kew-Melbourne 0412 724020

At one past midnight on the third Thursday of each November, from little villages and towns of the Beaujolais region, over a million cases of Beaujolais Nou-veau begin their journey through a sleeping France to Paris for immediate shipment to all parts of the world. Banners proclaim the good news: Le Beaujolais Nouveau est arrivé! “The New Beaujolais has arrived!” One of the most frivolous and animated rituals in the wine world has be-gun.

Come along to our “Cabaret Style” Beaujolais Nouveau 2011 degustation and enjoy a French country-style buffet with great live music!

Venue Alliance Française51 Grey Street – St KildaTickets: $50 Full / $35 AFM MembersInc. Two glasses of Beaujolais Nou-veau, French country-style buffet, live musicBooking essentials: www.afmelbourne.com.au or9525 3463

Friday 18 noVeMber 2011, 7pM tiLL 10pMaLLiance Francaise de MeLbourne51 grey st, st KiLda / $50 FuLL / $35 aFM MeMbers

Déménagements InternationauxMaritimes & Aériens

- Service domicile à domicile,- Container complet ou groupage,- Devis gratuit,- Emballage et douane,- Transport d’animaux et de véhicules,- Garde-meuble,- Assurance.

Contacter : Dominique Parot48-50 Assembly Drive

TULLAMARINE VIC 3043Tel : 9335 1154 - Fax : 9335 6479

e-mail: dominiquep@chessmoving.com.auwebsite: www.chessmoving.com.au

Sophie RussellPsychologue

Dip. E.P.P. (Paris) Psych Clin. MAPS

Enfants, adolescents, adultes.Consultation et thérapie en français ou anglais.

Mob: 0411 644 426Suite 4, 546 Malvern Road, Prahran East VIC 3181

sophie_russell@optusnet.com.auMedicare and major private health funds rebates

Nicole Renaud

B.A. (USA), M. Couns & H.S. (Australia), PACFA

Adv. Dip. Gestalt Therapy, GANZ

0438 682 697

renaudn02@hotmail.com

Counselling & Psychotherapy

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