The Clik Gallery

 

For their final classes of the year, Melanie Brumberg took some of her groups to the Clik Gallery on boulevard Gambetta.

You can read about their visit on Students' Corner, here

So British!

 

Glen Baxter is an English artist, known for his surreal drawings that celebrate the absurd.

There is an exhibition of some of his drawings at the couvent Sainte-Cécile at the moment and you have until 20th July to pop along and have a look!

For more information, follow this link.

Fun at the Garden Party

Thank you to Pierre Grange for the photos and videos and to Philippe With for making this video with them all...

We had a lot of fun!

See you next year...

The Garden Party

Do come along to our annual Garden Party on 29th May which will take place come rain or shine...but preferably shine!

Humanitarian Mission in Madagascar

Marie-Line Martin has written a very interesting article about her humanitarian mission to Madagascar.

Read it on Students' Corner! 

Firebrand/Le jeu de la Reine

 

Many of you have heard about King Henry VIII of England and his six wives.

In the UK, we learn a rhyme to help us remember the fate of these poor women:

Divorced, beheaded, died,

Divorced, beheaded, survived. 

The fortunate queen who survived was Catherine Parr, and this film is her story.

There will be a special screening of the film at the Pathé Chavant cinema on 9th April for UIAD students in association with the Grenoble-Oxford Alliance.

Make sure to book early via their site here.

More details are on the flyer below:

Geoffrey Chaucer lecture

 

On Friday 15th March, Professor Jonathan Fruoco visited us at the UIAD to give a lecture on Geoffrey Chaucer.

Philippe With has written a report of the event which you can read on Students' Corner.