During self-isolation, the Saturday’s origami meet-ups at rue Coriolis still continues… but online ! If you are a member of the association in Paris, or anywhere else, you can join us to fold some sheets of paper.
The required information to connect are available in the member-only area of the site, or can be requested by email.
Given the current situation in France and the restrictions on move and gathering of people, the MFPP sadly informs you that its usual association’s room is closed until further notice.
Please fold safely !
Due to the epidemic and the uncertainty of the organizational conditions at the end of May, the association’s board of directors has decided to postpone the meetings for this year. More informations as soon as we can.
Our 2020 “Rencontres de Mai” will take place exceptionnaly at Louvain-la-Neuve, in Belgium from May 21th to 24th at Ecole Normale Catholique du Brabant Wallon (ENCBW). They are jointly organised with the folder group « Origami Chez Gérard »
(Quick link to registrations)
The local section of Toulouse is happy to offer, from january 6th to 29th, at “Centre d’animation Soupetard”, an exhibition of its origamis.
The paper artists want to pay tribute to the nature’s beauty. Each year, new origami models that mimic animals and landscapes of our planet emerge. Simple, ingenious or funny and sometimes virtuoso, these creations quietly live in our daily life.
The books are easier and easier to find and new origami enthustiasts starts to fold.
Feel free to come to discover the numerous variations around the theme of the bird, the flower and many other living creatures from all countries.
Vernissage on January 9th 2020 at 6:30PM
Further information is available on toulouse.fr (in French)
The French origami artist Gérard Ty Sovann exhibits his paper animals during the exhibition named “Zoorigami” at Espace St-Jean (26 place St-Jean) in Melun (77) from Tuesday to Saturday from 1PM to 6PM until January 19th, 2020 with free admission.
On Sunday December 15th, the artist will be at médiathèque Astrolabe for a public workshop.
Further information is available at the Melun city webpage (in French).
