If you could spend a night alone in a museum, where would you go?
With Belinda Cannone, Kaouther Adimi, Diane Mazloum (authors)
Reading by Irène Jacob (actress)
An evening hosted by Marie-Madeleine Rigopoulos (journalist)
Following in the footsteps of the great writers who preceded her, author Belinda Cannone chose to spend the night at the Mucem, alone among the works. The result is an intimate story, part exploration of her Mediterranean identity, part journey towards understanding another part of her origins. To celebrate the release of her book Venir d’une mer, the Mucem is organizing “Une nuit au musée en mer Méditerranée”: an evening of exchanges with the public, including a reading of excerpts from the book by Irène Jacob and a meeting between Belinda Cannone, Kaouther Adimi and Diane Mazloum (both of whom are also authors of stories published in the “Ma nuit au musée” collection).
An evening organized in collaboration with Éditions Stock.
Biographies
Belinda Cannone
Belinda Cannone is a novelist and essayist. She has published seven novels (most recently Nu intérieur, published by L’Olivier, 2015) and short stories(Vulnérables, 2024), as well as several essays, including L’Ecriture du désir (Calmann-Lévy, Prix de l’essai de l’Académie française 2001), Le Sentiment d’imposture (Calmann-Lévy, Grand Prix de l’essai de la Société des Gens de Lettres 2005), La Tentation de Pénélope (Stock, 2010), S’émerveiller (Stock, 2017) and Le nouveau nom de l’amour (Stock, 2020).
Kaouther Adimi
Born in 1986 in Algiers, Kaouther Adimi now lives in Paris. She has published several novels with Seuil, including Nos richesses, winner of the 2017 Prix Renaudot des lycéens, and Au vent mauvais (2022), awarded the Prix du Roman des étudiants France Culture-Télérama.
Diane Mazloum
Diane Mazloum was born in Paris and grew up in Rome. Lebanese, she is the author of several books, including Beyrouth, la nuit (2014, Stock), L’âge d’or (2018, JC Lattès),
If you could spend a night alone in a museum, where would you go?
With Belinda Cannone, Kaouther Adimi, Diane Mazloum (authors)
Reading by Irène Jacob (actress)
An evening hosted by Marie-Madeleine Rigopoulos (journalist)
Following in the footsteps of the great writers who preceded her, author Belinda Cannone chose to spend the night at the Mucem, alone among the works. The result is an intimate story, part exploration of her Mediterranean identity, part journey towards understanding another part of her origins. To celebrate the release of her book Venir d’une mer, the Mucem is organizing “Une nuit au musée en mer Méditerranée”: an evening of exchanges with the public, including a reading of excerpts from the book by Irène Jacob and a meeting between Belinda Cannone, Kaouther Adimi and Diane Mazloum (both of whom are also authors of stories published in the “Ma nuit au musée” collection).
An evening organized in collaboration with Éditions Stock.
Biographies
Belinda Cannone
Belinda Cannone is a novelist and essayist. She has published seven novels (most recently Nu intérieur, published by L’Olivier, 2015) and short stories(Vulnérables, 2024), as well as several essays, including L’Ecriture du désir (Calmann-Lévy, Prix de l’essai de l’Académie française 2001), Le Sentiment d’imposture (Calmann-Lévy, Grand Prix de l’essai de la Société des Gens de Lettres 2005), La Tentation de Pénélope (Stock, 2010), S’émerveiller (Stock, 2017) and Le nouveau nom de l’amour (Stock, 2020).
Kaouther Adimi
Born in 1986 in Algiers, Kaouther Adimi now lives in Paris. She has published several novels with Seuil, including Nos richesses, winner of the 2017 Prix Renaudot des lycéens, and Au vent mauvais (2022), awarded the Prix du Roman des étudiants France Culture-Télérama.
Diane Mazloum
Diane Mazloum was born in Paris and grew up in Rome. Lebanese, she is the author of several books, including Beyrouth, la nuit (2014, Stock), L’âge d’or (2018, JC Lattès),