« Plaisirs étouffés » ("Stifled Pleasures") by Marie de Boissezon, is a sound installation of women’s sexual pleasure confronted with disinformation and social negation.

« De la vie secrète des jouets » ("The Secret Life of Toys") by Aleksandra Gregorczyk, is a broken open painting of an adult woman who has trouble leaving her childhood.

« Nous ne le savions pas » ("We didn't know") by Marjolaine Dégremont, is an installation of little girls' white dresses covered with drawings of insects, like an "unspeakable poetry connected to a wound".

« Back to the Origin » by Frankie M, includes drawings, paintings and embroidery on paper, of her genitals and her blood, like a return to her origins.

« Marée mémoire » ("Memory Tide") by Nicole Baillehache, is a video-dream-sequence of women’s bodies sculpted out of sand, women erased and renewed with each tide.

« Cuisse de nymphes émues » ("Trembling Nymphs' Thighs") by Luce de Tétis, is an installation that disfigures and reconfigures the female body.

« Barbie au Tapis » ("Barbie in the Ring") by Céline Delas, is a series of cut-out collages of media images showing a feminine and deliberately combative world, playing with stereotypes, the better to overturn them.

« La femme qui rit » ("The Laughing Woman") by Elisabeth Vallaud, is an interactive work. It allows women to laugh, and thereby to emancipate themselves. A woman was arrested in July 2010 for having laughed on the beach in Gaza. Every woman can experience what it is to be the laughing woman...

« L'effraction » ("The Break-In") by Clara Scherrer, is the first part of a video trilogy about violence against women: iolence done to women’s pleasure and sexuality.

« Mademoiselle » by Emilie Jouvet, is a video about the violence done to women in their relationship to men as objects of desire.

« Immune » by Sophie Lannier, is the photographic, figurative and poetic account of one woman’s survival and resilience. According to a January, 2009 study, 5% of women in France say that they have been victims of incest.

« Pierre-Yves » by Maryline M'Gaïdes, is a series of photographs that stigmatize notions of gender by exploring the limits of feminine and masculine.

« Climax » by Corinne Mariaud, is a series of photographs that question identity and are both thought-provoking and discomforting.

« Let it go » by Emilie Jouvet, is a series of subversively staged photo portraits that play with gender and identity.

A film-shoot workshop is being run by Emilie Jouvet in the chapelle du Théâtre de Ménilmontant on Saturday and Sunday November 3rd & 4th, 2012.
Emilie Jouvet will shoot a triptych composed of three unusual figures of female "riot saints" – three strong women whose history will be revisited from a feminist and subversive perspective. Barbara, the matron saint of lightning and explosions, is called upon for protection from sudden death; Lucie is the matron saint of the blind and of light, who protects eyes and knowledge, Dymphna, the matron saint of madwomen, protects women runaways from rape.
The actress-performer Louise De Ville will play all three saints.