Bonjour tout le monde! Thank you to those who came out to our Soirée Baguette et Fromage! We hope you all had fun! Our next meeting will be tomorrow, Monday, November 17th from 2-3pm in Royce Hall 236. Mme. Jansma will be coming in to present on the upcoming years Summer Travel Study program. She will discuss courses that will be offered and address any questions that you may have regarding the program. This week, we be having our Soirée Film! We will be watching the movie Le Prénom Wednesday evening at 7pm in Royce 314. Here is a trailer to get you excited for the movie: https://youtube/watch?v=eo7KZv4t1Xg Finally, this upcoming Sunday we will have our quarterly Pétanque match. Come out to Sunset Canyon Rec Center to relax and play a friendly game of Pétanque with your fellow club members. Pétanque is a game similar to Bocce Ball or Lawn Bowling where the objective is to throw your Boules closer to a smaller wooden ball than your opponent. We will be playing from 2-4pm at SCRC. See you there! -- Upcoming Cercle events: Réunion/weekly meeting: Mondays, 2-3pm in Royce 236 Soirée Film: Wednesday, November 19, 7-10pm in Royce 314; Film: Prénom Pétanque: Sunday, November 23, 2-3pm at SCRC -- Upcoming outside events that might interest you: November 23rd, 2014-March 8th, 2015 PIERRE HUYGHE EXHIBITION at LACMA Pierre Huyghe is a French artist who creates films, installations, and events that blur fact and fiction, reinvent rituals of social engagement, and use the exhibition model as a site for playful experimentation. This exhibition marks the first major retrospective of the work of Pierre Huyghe (b. 1962, Paris) and spans more than 20 years of the artist’s practice. Huyghe creates films, installations, and events that blur fact and fiction, reinvent rituals of social engagement, and use the exhibition space as a site for playful experimentation. The retrospective features a selection of the most significant works from across the artist’s career including videos and performances, an ice-skating rink, and a live dog. In order to forge new relationships between existing works, visitors can explore Huyghe’s oeuvre as a single, extraordinary environment—a sphere to walk, reflect, and engage through participation, thoughtful immersion, or simply as a passer-by. The exhibition offers a new model for exhibition-making, as envisioned by the artist. Resnick Pavillion at LACMA 5905 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036 -- À bientot!
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