Angéline Neveu tells her own story and offers a testimony on the years 1960-70.
Angéline Neveu (1946-2011) was a French
poet and
performance artist. A pioneering participant in the May 68 uprising in France, Neveu was later involved with members of the
Situationist International. At the beginning of the 1970, she started publishing in poetry reviews, most notably
Julien Blaine's
Doc(k)s. Through her travels, performative acts, and participation in festivals, she met and befriended artists and poets such as
Orlan,
Jean-François Bory,
Jacques Donguy,
Charles Dreyfus, Hubert Lucot, Françoise Janicot, Olga Adorno,
Jean Dupuy…
