At the turn of the 20th century, music became more accessible to the general public. Once confined to private salons, it found new life in public spaces, notably through music pavilions. This shift was accompanied by a stylistic transformation, marked by the emergence of jazz, which ushered in a new golden age of music.
This conference by Arnaud Bosch is a continuation of the conference held on October 1, 2024. Attendance at the first session is not required to follow and enjoy this segment.
Motherhood, What Does It Change?
Ingrid Thobois, writer and mother, and Louise Bentkowski, director, performer, and author, reflect on the role of mothers and those becoming one. Thobois offers a raw portrayal of motherhood, far from ideals and clichés, weaving together moments of tenderness and chaos. Bentkowski, on the other hand, examines what is passed down within these unique lineages. This exploration is part of the What Does It Change? series, a platform for discussing essential themes, presented by Labor and Fides editions.
In French.
Watches and Wonders Geneva invites you to a complimentary event in downtown Geneva, offering insight into the art of watchmaking and an exploration of the concept of time. At the Watchmaking Village, located at Pont de la Machine, visitors can engage in educational and cultural workshops and exhibitions. Discover the intricacies of watchmaking professions and witness live qualifications for SwissSkills 2025. Enjoy readings, screenings, and workshops that provide unique perspectives on time. Don’t miss the nighttime event and evening festivities in the Rue-Basses for a distinctive horological experience.
The MEG and Archipel Festival welcome South African guitarist Sibusile Xaba for a concert, followed by a meal and discussion led by Mo Laudi. This event, part of the MEGAFOLK series, celebrates the revival of South African maskandi through Xaba’s dreamy and socially conscious music. After the performance, attendees will have the opportunity to engage in conversation about his musical practice and the cultural context of his work.
A conference on the theme “ANIMAL” organized by Histoire et Cité. Starting at 12:15 p.m. for approximately 45 minutes followed by a discussion. This event is part of the “Jeudis midi de l’affiche” series, providing a cultural break with graphic designers, historians, and illustrators. Discover the treasures of the Library of Geneva’s poster collection, which includes over 120,000 posters.
In French.
Terre des Hommes, Barbara Hintermann, Executive Director
The ongoing funding crisis, driven by budget cuts in Europe, Switzerland, and the US funding freeze, poses urgent challenges for the humanitarian sector. In response, a series of private, non-political gatherings in Geneva (Confederation Centre) will bring together leaders to discuss the evolving landscape of humanitarian action.
This initiative aligns with SEP (Social Enterprise Project), a luxury fashion and lifestyle brand with a social impact focus. Founded in Jordan’s Jerash “Gaza” Camp, SEP collaborates with over 600 refugee embroidery artists, empowering them through sustainable economic opportunities.
In English.
On the first Thursday of every month, the MAH hosts a pop-up event at GamMAH dedicated to graphic arts, offering visitors the chance to explore rare prints and drawings from the collection. An art historian is available to welcome and guide guests. In conjunction with the “Michel Grillet: Memory of Landscape” exhibition, works by three Swiss artists are showcased: Balthazar Burkhard, Alexandre Calame, and Markus Raetz.
In French.
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