On Europe Day, M28 celebrates its commitment to the European Union and the values that underpin it: the Rule of Law, Democracy, Equality, Human Rights, Freedom and Human Dignity.
The M28 territory is firmly in line with the European Union’s objectives for tackling the major challenges of our time, such as climate change and democracy. M28 also strongly defends the principle of a Europe united in its diversity. Art and culture are powerful vectors for preserving these ties.
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This Thursday, May 9, M28 and Eyes Wide Open (2023 winner of M28) are uniting to offer you an Interrail pass and a photo book, as part of the “Civis Maritimus, 1ère vague” exhibition in Sète.
How to enter the photo competition?
- Visit the “Civis Maritimus, 1ère vague” exhibition
- Post a story on Instagram of your exhibition favorite before 11:59pm on May 9, 2024
- Use one of the hashtags of your choice : #EuropeUnie, #EuropeVivante, #EuropeenPaix
- Tag @_theeyeswideopen and @montpellier2028
A draw will be held to select the winner.
Find the contest rules here.
Please note that for your entry to count, your account must be public for the duration of the game!
Good luck to you all!
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Organized by Eyes Wide Open, as part of the Itinérances Foto tour, the exhibition invites us to take a step back from our conventional perception of the marine environment, with four young artists: Aliki Christoforou, Charles Thiefaine, Alice Pallot and Manon Lanjouère.
The exhibition runs from May 1 to 20, Wednesday to Sunday, 2:30 to 7:00 pm, at the Théâtre de la Mer in Sète.
Programme Thursday May 9 from 6.00 pm
at Théâtre de la Mer in Sète (Salle Tarbouriech)
- Vernissage in the presence of the artists
- Visit of the exhibition followed by an Apéro and DJ set with Filosofia
- Announcement and presentation of the two 2024 Ronan Guillou Fellowship winners (European photographers), in residence in Sète in May and June to carry out their projects associating the human and marine worlds.
- First Agora Civis Maritimus with Alice Pallot and Manon Lanjouère to share their marine-related projects