Actualités

Vous pouvez à nouveau utiliser quelques services sur place. Pour cela, nous vous invitons à téléphoner pendant les heures d’ouverture. Nous vous remercions pour votre patience! x: Il ne nous reste plus que quelques finitions et du rangement à faire.

Les prochains jours fériés seront les jeudi 26 mai et lundi 6 juin 2022. Le Bureau culturel sera fermé et un rabais supplémentaire d’un jour est offert sur toutes les locations comprenant chacun de ces jours-là.

Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Premiere, Media Encoder
Adobe XD
Animation 3D: After Effects
(tracking, fond vert, textes)
Animation 3D: Blender*
Animation 3D: Cinema 4D
Comptabilité: Banana*
Crowdfunding
Écriture de scénarios, Final Draft
Etalonnage: DaVinci Resolve
Immersion VR/360°
Impression 3D
NFT & oeuvres numériques*		 Management: Booster Bridge*
Mapping: Modul8
Mapping: MadMapper
Mixage de sons: Logic Pro X
Moniteur PIX-E5 (tournage)
Montage vidéo: Premiere
Prototypage d’applications et sites internet, Adobe XD
Réalité augmentée, AR
Reliure (carnets & livres)
SuperCollider, synthèse sonore et sonification de données
Tournage avec les app. photo Canon
Tournage/Montage VR/360°
WordPress (blog, site web)


Mises à jour le 18/05/2022 des permanences et des initiations programmées prochainement listées ci-dessus en vert. N’hésitez pas à envoyer un e-mail avec la liste des initiations qui vous intéressent. Vous serez ainsi contacté-ée pour les modalités d’inscription ou dès leur reconduction.

UNE VITRINE POUR VOS PROJETS

Détails techniques et conditions pour l’utilisation de la vitrine.

Boostez des projets culturels en offrant ces BONS CADEAUX pour louer du matériel ou pour suivre des initiations au Bureau culturel, Genève. Renseignements et commandes par email.

Les clefs USB de la liberté

Les clefs USB devenues obsolètes peuvent être recyclées. Elles serviront les coréen-es du nord qui le désirent pour découvrir et partager du contenu culturel: e-books, films et Wikipedia (hors connexion). Le Bureau culturel vous invite à y déposer vos clefs USB pendant les heures d’ouverture. Un cinquième colis sera envoyé aux organisateur-trice-s du projet Flash Drives For Freedom en juillet 2022. Un projet de la Fondation HRF.

HRF

Pour être informé en première ligne, abonnez-vous à la newsletter des Bureaux de Zürich, Berne, Genève, Bâle et Saint-Gall. Pour être informé spécifiquement des activités du Bureau culturel, Genève, envoyez un mail en cliquant ici.

Située non loin de la gare, son arcade ouverte et accueillante avec pignon sur rue, a été transformée et aménagée pour mettre du matériel et de l’information à la disposition de toute personne travaillant dans les domaines artistiques et culturels, sans distinction de discipline et sans sélection aucune. Le Bureau culturel a pour vocation de permettre aux artistes, troupes et groupes romands, de démarrer un projet ou de poursuivre leurs activités même lorsque les moyens financiers font défaut.

Yasser Booley: Yasser Booleymehrplus

Yasser Booley (1975*) has been photographing his surroundings since 1992, when he received his first camera from his father as a gift. His approach and style developed and evolved on the streets of Cape Town, an ofttimes violent city, made all the more violent in contrast to the incredible natural beauty, and beauty of the people who live there. He cut his teeth working as a stringer for local national newspapers and as producer, fixer on documentaries and short films.

The first time he studied photography came 3 years after he started working for one of the major national newspapers in South Africa, where he studied documentary photography in Berlin.
He has exhibited his work in Spain, Britain, Iceland, South Africa, America, Australia, Belgium and Holland, the last two as a result of his monograph ‘South Africa at Liberty’ being launched in Brussels in 2016. Most of his exhibitions have taken place outside the conventional “art world” in order to make his photography accessible to the ‘man on the street’ as he believes the power of art across the barriers of language, race and culture is its ability to inspire, remind and inform and that this cannot be limited only to people who visit galleries.

He is very interested in putting photography in unconventional public spaces and seeing how people engage with the work.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BiCoiY5l522/

The visual language whether we realise it or not has become ubiquitous in modern society and plays a very important role in shaping the way we see the world and more importantly ourselves and this is the space he prefers to ‘play’ in, using photography as a pedagogic method to open the possibility of being able to choose how we ‘see’.
https://www.instagram.com/yasserbooley/

Yasser Booley (1975*) has been photographing his surroundings since 1992, when he received his first camera from his father as a gift. His approach and style developed and evolved on the streets of Cape Town, an ofttimes violent city, made all the more violent in contrast to the incredible natural beauty, and beauty of the people who live there. He cut his teeth working as a stringer for local national newspapers and as producer, fixer on documentaries and short films.

The first time he studied photography came 3 years after he started working for one of the major national newspapers in South Africa, where he studied documentary photography in Berlin.
He has exhibited his work in Spain, Britain, Iceland, South Africa, America, Australia, Belgium and Holland, the last two as a result of his monograph ‘South Africa at Liberty’ being launched in Brussels in 2016. Most of his exhibitions have taken place outside the conventional “art world” in order to make his photography accessible to the ‘man on the street’ as he believes the power of art across the barriers of language, race and culture is its ability to inspire, remind and inform and that this cannot be limited only to people who visit galleries.

He is very interested in putting photography in unconventional public spaces and seeing how people engage with the work.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BiCoiY5l522/

The visual language whether we realise it or not has become ubiquitous in modern society and plays a very important role in shaping the way we see the world and more importantly ourselves and this is the space he prefers to ‘play’ in, using photography as a pedagogic method to open the possibility of being able to choose how we ‘see’.
https://www.instagram.com/yasserbooley/

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