The Culture Diff' shows
The Culture Diff' company was involved in the development of two planetarium shows:
Stars of Egypt. This show was conceived at the Saint-Etienne Planetarium (Spacecraft). It was inaugurated on February the 11th, 2005 in the presence of many journalists and some personalities: Hoda S. Elmikaty, Director of the Planetarium of Alexandria; Professor Taha Abdalla, Cultural and Scientific Counsellor, Embassy of Egypt, Ahmed Youssef, a writer and journalist, and myself, Karine Gadré as Scientific Advisor.
The stars of Pharaoh. This show is a collaboration with the Cité de l'Espace, Toulouse. It introduces the public to the ancient Egyptian knowledge of astronomy in relationship with various myths, on an image synthesis background: the pyramids on the Giza plateau, the temple of Hathor at Dendera, the Jubilee temple of Ramses II at Western Thebes, the temple of Abu Simbel, etc.. It is projected on the screens of the Cité de l'Espace since January 2007 and available in sign language since April 2008.
The Culture Diff' company has also participated in the conceiving of two shows lectures:
From Atum to Hubble : trip into the cosmos between past and present.. This show is a collaboration with the non-profit organization Les Chemins Buissonniers, which regularly organizes meetings, lectures, performances combining imagination, creativity and talent of artists and scientists. It was presented on December the 9th, 2005 at Rieumes (31), and gave rise to the 2006 calendar dedicated to Egyptian archaeoastronomy.
The creation of the world: Egyptian myths and scientific reality. This show is a collaboration with the non-profit organization Les Chemins Buissonniers, which regularly organizes meetings, lectures, performances combining imagination, creativity and talent of artists and scientists. This show is a poetic, magical illustration of the Culture Diff' dossier entitled The creation of the world: Egyptian myths and scientific reality. It was presented on July the 23rd, 2005 at Saint-Elix le Château (31).
Stars of Egypt. This show was conceived at the Saint-Etienne Planetarium (Spacecraft). It was inaugurated on February the 11th, 2005 in the presence of many journalists and some personalities: Hoda S. Elmikaty, Director of the Planetarium of Alexandria; Professor Taha Abdalla, Cultural and Scientific Counsellor, Embassy of Egypt, Ahmed Youssef, a writer and journalist, and myself, Karine Gadré as Scientific Advisor.
The stars of Pharaoh. This show is a collaboration with the Cité de l'Espace, Toulouse. It introduces the public to the ancient Egyptian knowledge of astronomy in relationship with various myths, on an image synthesis background: the pyramids on the Giza plateau, the temple of Hathor at Dendera, the Jubilee temple of Ramses II at Western Thebes, the temple of Abu Simbel, etc.. It is projected on the screens of the Cité de l'Espace since January 2007 and available in sign language since April 2008.
The Culture Diff' company has also participated in the conceiving of two shows lectures:
From Atum to Hubble : trip into the cosmos between past and present.. This show is a collaboration with the non-profit organization Les Chemins Buissonniers, which regularly organizes meetings, lectures, performances combining imagination, creativity and talent of artists and scientists. It was presented on December the 9th, 2005 at Rieumes (31), and gave rise to the 2006 calendar dedicated to Egyptian archaeoastronomy.
The creation of the world: Egyptian myths and scientific reality. This show is a collaboration with the non-profit organization Les Chemins Buissonniers, which regularly organizes meetings, lectures, performances combining imagination, creativity and talent of artists and scientists. This show is a poetic, magical illustration of the Culture Diff' dossier entitled The creation of the world: Egyptian myths and scientific reality. It was presented on July the 23rd, 2005 at Saint-Elix le Château (31).
Cité de l'Espace, Toulouse
Hubble Space Telescope