Located in the heart of Sète, the CRAC faces the Mediterranean harbour. The architecture of this 1,200 m2 building reflects its industrial nature : a former fish-freezing factory renovated in 1997.

Located in the heart of Sète, the CRAC faces the Mediterranean harbour. The architecture of this 1,200 m2 building reflects its industrial nature : a former fish-freezing factory renovated in 1997.

Programme

Yvonne Rainer sur le tournage de
Yvonne Rainer sur le tournage de "The Man Who Envied Women", 1985. © Zeitgeist Films en association avec Kino Lorber.
Yvonne Rainer, circa 1964. Photo attribuée à Robert Rauschenberg. Collection d’études. Fondation Robert Rauschenberg, New York
Yvonne Rainer, circa 1964. Photo attribuée à Robert Rauschenberg. Collection d’études. Fondation Robert Rauschenberg, New York
Yvonne Rainer,
Yvonne Rainer, "Trio A", 1978, vidéo, noir et blanc, muet, 10min30. Courtesy de l’artiste et Video Data Bank, School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Ruth Childs et Cécile Bouffard,
Ruth Childs et Cécile Bouffard, "Delicate People", 2021, performance, durée et dimensions variables. Courtesy des artistes. Coproduction : Centre culturel suisse, Paris, en partenariat avec La Becque, La Tour-de-Peilz, Suisse. Photo : David Palmieri.

Yvonne Rainer : A Reader

Yvonne Rainer: A Reader explores the legacy of the choreographer and filmmaker born in 1934, a pivotal figure of the New York avant-garde. From the 1960s onward, she shifted away from minimalism to question emotions, as well as social and political relations, articulating a critical, feminist, and queer perspective. The exhibition adopts the format of a reader — a collection of texts — expanded into a multidisciplinary space bringing together dance, cinema, performance, visual arts, literature, and archives. Alongside a complete retrospective of her films, numerous contemporary artists (Atlas, Boudry/Lorenz, Maheke, Ntjam, Pendleton…) engage in dialogue with her work. A bilingual publication accompanies this groundbreaking project, making her writings, interviews, and essential reflections available in French for the first time.

Access

Crac Occitanie, le Centre régional d'art contemporain
Occitanie / Pyrénées-Méditerranée
26, quai Aspirant-Herber
34200 Sète
+33 (0)4 67 74 94 37
crac.laregion.fr

Every day except on Tuesday: 12.30pm - 7pm.
Saturday & Sunday: 2pm - 7pm.
Free entry.

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PLACES TO STAY

L’Orque Bleue Hotel : boutique hotel on the banks of the Royal Canal in the heart of Sète.

PLACES TO EAT

Le Paris-Méditerranée : a gourmet and inventive cuisine, evenings only.
Midi Là-Haut : restaurant and café of the Museum Paul Valéry with sea view.
Chez Lanchois : delicious fusion cuisine in a wonderful setting (access through an industrial area).
Là-Haut : a snack where we reportedly eat the best tiellas.
Chez Nossa : deluxe pizzas and natural wines.
Chez Alphonse et Fils : enjoy the black sesame ice cream and the view…

CULTURE & HERITAGE

Musée Paul-Valéry
Miam : Musée International des Arts Modestes
MACO, le Musée à Ciel Ouvert : art walks through the city, marked by street art works.
MID, Maison de l’Image Documentaire

WALKS

• Le Mont Saint-Clair : an outstanding panoramic view of the Mediterranean and the Bassin de Thau.
La Pointe Courte : typical alleys convey the Sète’s culture.
The marine cemetery

FESTIVALS

Fiest’A Sète (late July, early August)
Worldwide festival (early July)
K-Live festival (early June)
La fête de la Saint-Louis (end of August)

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