Programme of Commemorations to mark the
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Programme of Commemorations to mark the
Belle-Fleur Children’s album 5-8 years / Publication 26 May Belle-Fleur and Nicola show us life in the workers’ housing estates and the work underground at the major mining sites in Wallonia. Joint publication with the Renaissance du Livre. Carte blanche for Youth and Associations from 1 to 5 June and from 30 November to 4 December Pupils, young people, associations and older people alike have been invited to reflect on the topic of ‘Mining yesterday in Belgium and today in the world’. Painting on silk, chocolate sculpture, drawings, 3D objects, trees of memory, origami, giant woven portrait – these are just some of the creations to be seen during these periods. Rue des Italiens Saturday, 4 June at 6.00 pm Show by pupils from Saint-Joseph d’Havré school as part of courses organised by the schools office at the General Consulate of Italy. Activity: ‘Miner in the world today’ L’Uomo Carbone door by ‘Il teatro sociale di Pescara’ at 7.00 pm Sunday Messe en Eurovision mass at 10.30 am by the Médias catholiques. Evening Silent walk by Ex-Minatori association of former Italian miners in Marcinelle, starting from the site of the former XII miners’ barracks (Match car park) to the railings around the Bois du Cazier. Day of Memory, 8 August 8.10 am - Ringing of the Maria Mater Orphanorum bell 9.00 am - Tribute to the 262 victims and speeches 11.00 am - Flowers laid in Marcinelle cemetery 12.30 am - Friendship drink hosted by the General Consulate of Italy 2.00 pm - Reception on the occasion of the miners international meeting in the City Hall of Charleroi An initiative of the Amicale des Mineurs des Charbonnages de Wallonie association. www.leboisducazier.be Information and bookings: info@leboisducazier.be 1956 - 2016 Programme of Commemorations to mark the 60th anniversary of the Marcinelle disaster INING M L-M OA S NETW EUM O US from 18 June to 11 December The exhibition of the same name will show young people, with their families or their schools, the lives and working conditions of miners through role playing. As a journalist, vet, ecologist, business man, doctor or tourist for the day, they will have to prepare a critical analysis of the photos and films presented. Excursion booklet for families and guided tour for schools. Saturday Publisher responsible: J-L. Delaet Rue du Cazier, 80 - 6001 Marcinelle ©Bourses Reporters Mineurs du Monde - 2015 - S. Fischer, C. Cieslinski, E. Meloni, P.L. Monnier ©Thomas Vanden Driessche - ©Roger Cremers - ©Dariusz Kantor - ©Bernard Bay - ©Danny Veys - ©Vincent Vincke - Massimiliano Pelagatti - Myriam Louyest Week of Youth and Heritage The great periods in history from 18 to 22 April Visits-rallies for schools. Institut du Patrimoine wallon (Walloon heritage institute) www.journeesdupatrimoine.be Re-created by period vehicles and re-enactors in period costumes, the Bois du Cazier and the surrounding district will be immersed once again in the atmosphere of 1956: fire engines, ambulances, police Land Rover and cars... A scene created using giant reproductions of photographs will take visitors back to the past. With the Fédération belge de véhicules anciens, the Association des anciens véhicules de secours and the Vespa club des Fagnes. UROPEAN C EE 16 April from 5.00 pm Ballad related by pupils from the Athénée royal secondary school and the Thuin academy of music, led by Michel Tanner and David Denil. Information: academiedethuin@gmail.com Back to the past TH Star dust - 8 August 1956 Weekend of 6 and 7 August RK A witness passing by Rue du Cazier 80 - B 6001 Marcinelle Miner in the world today Is the mine of the 21st century really any different from that of 60 years ago when, on 8 August 1956, it was both the scene and the leading character in the biggest disaster ever to hit the Belgian coalmining industry? The themes covered will be those brought to light in Marcinelle, issues that cling more closely to the skin of this industry than the coal dust to that of the miners. New symbols Mural: ‘‘Two hundred and sixty-two” from 19 March By Charles Szymkowicz, Vilson Biçaku, Nicolas Darte, Yorick Efira and Remy Ficheroulle. With the support of the Emile Cornez Foundation and BEMAT SA. Exhibition from 18 June to 11 December At an economic turning point, when the emerging countries are right in the midst of their first industrial revolution based mainly on coal, when the European nations are clinging desperately to their age-old mining operations as if they were rafts on the water, to stay afloat in the era of globalisation, the exhibition looks at the job of mining, as decried as it is revered in regions where it is part of history. Through photographs, films and other documentaries, as well as film debates, a range of topics will be discussed and examined in depth, including safety, the strategic issues, the environmental impact and mining operations that are ‘exotic’ because of both their location and the techniques deployed. Colloquium 14 October Experts, witnesses and trade union officials from all over the world (or almost) will attend this event to discuss the working conditions and lives of miners and their families as well as the environmental consequences of extracting and using mineral resources. Beyond the words, excerpts from reports will convey the situations experienced to participants. With the FGTB and CSC trade union organisations. Trilingual colloquium: FR, NL and EN. Le Bois du Cazier. World Heritage 176 pages - € 24.90 A revised, expanded edition of the book published in 2003 (Prix de l’Enseignement et de l’Éducation permanente - Continuing Education and Instruction award). Thanks to new texts and new photographs, readers will rediscover the history of Bois du Cazier, which is now a World Heritage site. Joint publication with the Renaissance du Livre. With the Institut du Patrimoine wallon, the Loterie Nationale and Frère-Bourgeois. Ce livre évoque l’histoire du Bois du Cazier ancrée dans le mouvement de la Révolution industrielle, la catastrophe du 8 août 1956 à la lumière des archives des procès successifs, les lieux de mémoire, les trois musées et leur développement sur le site, le domaine boisé autour des trois terrils et, enfin, les activités et manifestations qui animent le Bois du Cazier au quotidien. Sur le carreau résonnent aujourd’hui les pas des visiteurs, particulièrement des plus jeunes, venus découvrir et comprendre pour ne pas oublier. MO RI NIO MUN D E AG I N R IT Organisation des Nations Unies pour l’éducation, la science et la culture MO E WORLD H NDIAL • • 24,90 € L IA PA T Soixante ans après la catastrophe du 8 août 1956, le nom du Bois du Cazier suscite toujours la même émotion. En ce jour d’été ensoleillé, le feu faisait rage au fond du puits d’extraction, condamnant à une mort certaine les hommes prisonniers de la mine. Sur les 275 mineurs Depuis l’ouverture au public en 2002 descendus, 262 périront asphyxiés par du site restauré, avec l’appui de la le monoxyde de carbone, dont une Région wallonne et de l’Union euromajorité d’Italiens. C’est la plus grande péenne, le Bois du Cazier œuvre pour la préservation de la mémoire de la catastrophe industrielle belge. tragédie, la sauvegarde du patrimoine minier et la valorisation du passé industriel. L’accomplissement de ces missions l’ont conduit à l’inscription en 2012 sur la liste du Patrimoine mondial de l’Unesco en tant que site minier majeur de Wallonie. Au travers de ses trois musées consacrés à la trilogie charbonfer-verre, c’est aussi l’histoire du pays de Charleroi qui y est racontée. E • PATRIM O Sites miniers majeurs de Wallonie inscrits sur la Liste du patrimoine mondial en 2012 LE BOIS DU CAZIER / P AT R I M O I N E M O N D I A L Publication 2 Juni LE BOIS DU CAZIER PATRIMOINE MONDIAL The truck from the Marcinelle rescue centre from 3 June Miraculously found by Richard Mageren, an old trucks enthusiast, who then generously offered it to us, the Dodge (1955) from the Marcinelle rescue centre, patiently restored and re-equipped, returns to the site of its first intervention. From Italy The Lucilla Galeazzi and Susanna Buffa duo sings Umbria 18 June This show links past and present through the infinite musical forms of this generous region. Folktrip and Italian Institute of Culture partnership. Memory Wood. Marcinelle beyond the tragedy Exhibition from 8 August to 25 September. Auditorium For the first time, the granddaughters of one of the victims from Manoppello tell the story of their family through powerfully evocative pictures and words. Texts: Enrica Buccione. Photographs: Massimiliano Pelagatti. Book ‘La nostra Marcinelle. Voci al femminile’ by Martina Buccione. With the support of the Fondazione PescarAbruzzo. Giant miners’ lamps installation from 25 June to 11 September Artists for life or graffiti writers for the day have taken up their brushes and sprays to customise a miner’s lamp. A series of over 40 coloured lamps, 1.50m high, will be exhibited on the mine square. This event is being organised in partnership with the Charnoy association which supports sports and cultural initiatives. The post-war Italian worker’s dwelling from 15 October A dwelling is to be recreated in the metal hangar on the site as it was in the wartime prison camps occupied by Italian workers and their families during the ‘Bataille du charbon’ or coal battle of the immediate post-war period. 18 June to 18 September Myriam Louyest’s glass installation will evoke light and life contrasted with darkness and death. www.myriamlouyest.be By the Musée du Verre (Glass Museum). ‘Backlit’ exhibition Marcinelle 60 Exhibition from 8 October to 11 December. Auditorium Story(ies), meetings and photographs, between Italy and Belgium An emotion-packed photographic journey creates a modern-day account strewn with sensations and events through snapshots taken by photographer Giovanni Marinelli, one of the most famous names in the intimate reconstruction. So that we never forget the mine, the country, the story, the man. Catalogue in IT, EN, FR. Greta Edizioni – Bag Art Gallery. Plaques on the Wall of Memory - Amicale des Mineurs des Charbonnages de Wallonie miners’ association, 21 May - To mark the festival of the Italian Republic on 2 June Trentini nel Mondo / ACLI Marcinelle / Sicilian emigrants and families from the Centre - To mark the Day of 8 August Italian Catholic Mission in Marchienne-au-Pont / Region of Sicily / Lettomanoppello Association of miners and victims / COMITES of Liège -Luxembourg.