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Culture alternative : la liberté à tout prix

2019
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Intervention dans l'émission Vacarme : Artamis", "La Cave 12", "Les Ateliers Mécaniques", "Le Toit du monde", "Les Temps Modernes"… Les lieux de culture alternatifs ont foisonné dans les années 80 et 90, au moment du mouvement squat et de la scène musicale alternative punk-rock. Aujourdʹhui, la plupart de ces espaces de contre-culture, nichés dans de vieilles usines ou des hangars désaffectés, ont disparu. Que reste-t-il de la scène alternative?

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