Marché De L'illustration Impertinente #9

🔞 This event is prohibited for those under 18 years of age
🎟️ Free entry market / Evening event and workshop by reservation only 🎟️

On October 3rd and 4th, 2026, the Impertinent Illustration Market returns to Le Hasard Ludique! 🍑

This 9th edition invites you to celebrate the infinite diversity of bodies, often fantasized, exoticized, or standardized, through more political, uninhibited, and celebratory perspectives. 🫂

For two days, illustrators, creators, and artists will share their visions of desire, intimacy, and sexuality through drawings, publications, objects, performances, and encounters. ❤️‍🔥

Naughty climbing by Minh Fâ 🫶

🔞 On the program for the festivities:

Illustrators and Exhibitors Market
[Saturday and Sunday, free access · from 12pm to 7pm]

🍑 Saturday:

🌟 The FET'SHOW by Maison Furieuse 🌟
[Saturday · 8pm · €15*/€18 · in the concert hall]
The FET'SHOW explores the many ways of experiencing intimacy, power, consent, and pleasure. Far from clichés, the artists appropriate the codes of cabaret, performance art, and fetish culture to offer an evening that is as spectacular as it is liberating. Decadent glamour, dark humor, and queer aesthetics blend in a series of performances that address intimacy without taboo, always from a sex-positive perspective.

MC: Djombo Godess
Performance
• Shego — Kata Lucify & The Baphomette
• Sexy & Depressed — Monicash & Dona are Dying

🍑 Sunday:

📷 Photographic Exploration · Temple of Light - by Wawi Abdel Kader 📷
[Sunday · from 12pm · 20-25 minute session · pay what you want starting from €25, payment on site only · in the upstairs workshop]

💬 Roundtable - Drawing what we've been taught to hide: when art and illustration liberate our bodies. 💬
[Sunday · 2pm · free entry · in the concert hall]
From advertising to our Instagram feeds, our society constantly uses bodies to sell, seduce, or provoke. The bodies of women, people of color, fat people, queer people, or people with disabilities are often reduced to fantasies, stereotypes, or consumer goods.
Conversely, many artists, illustrators and activists are today reinventing representations of the body, eroticism and desire.
This round table offers an accessible, funny and engaging conversation around a simple question: How can we regain control over our own images?

Moderator — Raphaël Abdelnour - comedian, actor and former journalist
with :
· Ahmad Halloum - Therapist, head of the NGOs Shams France, Stop Homophobie and Healing on the Move.
Laura Stromboni-Couzy / My Dear Vagina - Creator of the My Dear Vagina project, which brings together more than 365 representations of vulvas to deconstruct taboos surrounding the body, sexuality, and female sexuality
· Merieme Mesfioui - Moroccan illustrator and author, founder of the HALAL fanzine.
Ariane Burgelin, artistic director, illustrator, and comic book author committed to issues of feminism and intersectionality.

🎟️ Performance - When the snow melts between my thighs. · by the NU.ES Collective 🎟️
[Sunday · 7pm · €15 · in the concert hall]
Somewhere between France and Quebec, between today and tomorrow. Five queer people embark on a simultaneous exploration of their eroticism, both personal and collective.
Driven by an erotic impulse fueled by excitement and tension, they seek to embody Eros and to transcend the norms, fears and alienations rooted in their eroticism.
These artists, giving themselves entirely on stage, work towards the empowerment and democratization of discourses on eroticism. They offer their intimate and political reflections as subjects on the margins of the collective unconscious, while deploying their bodies in a raw, vicarious, performative, and definitively sensitive exploration.

A collective creation by the NU.ES Collective with: Maude Choquet-Blanchette, Myriam (Milo) Foisy, Adam.M, Juliette Pottier Plaziat, Jonathan Sardelis & Gui Taurines

Saturday, October 4th - 12pm-2am
Sunday, October 5 – 11:30 AM - 12:00 AM

PRICES
Open access market
Evenings and workshops by reservation
🔞 This event is prohibited for those under 18 years of age

Translated automatically - see original description in French