Nouvelle-Aquitaine
and Provence-Alpes-Cote d’Azur regions
“Crossing the threshold, giving and receiving”
Experience Sharing Tea, an artistic, aesthetic and cultural project centered on the theme of hospitality in Japan.
Project supported by the Fondation Foujita and the musée Guimet.
Grâce à un partenariat engagé depuis plusieurs années entre le musée national des arts asiatiques – Guimet et la Fondation Foujita, 6 artistes sont allés à la rencontre des élèves de l’école Saint-Étienne à Saint-Estèphe dans le Médoc, du collège Vitagliano à Marseille et des familles de la Maison des familles de Bordeaux et de la Halte des parents à Marseille pour leur permettre de vivre ensemble des expériences esthétiques, artistiques et culturelles et de révéler leur sensibilité et leur créativité. Chaque rencontre fait référence au partage du thé au Japon, aussi connu sous la dénomination “La Voie du thé”, et ses quatre grandes valeurs – WA KEI SEI JAKU :
Over the course of 4 full weeks, spread out between December 2023 and May 2024, 67 young people and parents embarked on a journey made up of various immersive and participative workshops, some of which took place in the Clairière des Poètes, a scenic space specially designed for this project.
Some participants continued the tour by coming to Paris for a visit to the Musée national des arts asiatiques – Guimet.
Special thanks to :
- Cécile Becker, Hélène Baudelet, Katia Thomas, Rachel Auriol, Magali Satgé, Tomoko Furukawa, Françoise Pelenc et Rémi Garcia-Kerviel du Musée Guimet
- Emmanuelle Barsot, Amandine Sampol, Karine Schoumaker and Sylvie Davieau as well as the teams from the Saint-Étienne school, Vitagliano secondary school, from the Families home of Bordeaux and the “Halte des parents” à Marseille
- Not forgetting the students and their families, parents and children,
for their trust, hospitality and talent!
Apprentis d’Auteuil is convinced that parents who are solid in their role as educators help their children to blossom, and intervenes via the Families home to support parents who are weakened in their role, defuse educational difficulties and strengthen the parent-child bond.
A place for families, professionals and volunteers to share ideas, the Families home help parents regain confidence in their educational abilities. Through exchange and mutual support, and with the benevolent presence of a permanent team, they share their experiences, questions and difficulties without fear of being judged, and strengthen their skills.
