It’s Called Ffasiwn, a collaboration between Clémentine Schneidermann and Charlotte James, is exhibited for the first time at the Martin Parr Foundation. Captured against […]…
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It’s Called Ffasiwn, a collaboration between Clémentine Schneidermann and Charlotte James, is exhibited for the first time at the Martin Parr Foundation. Captured against […]…
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“The Fantastic Journey” is a series of photomontages made up of images of my daily life, an infinite photographic playground where the image is […]…
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“When Michel Legrand died last January 26, all recognized him as a musician and composer of great talent, yet his record is edifying: he […]…
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The DUPON PHIDAP Space and the National Monuments Center present the photographs of the Château de Ferney-Voltaire, historical residence of the philosopher, created by […]…
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Inexhaustible source of inspiration, the body has always been for Henri Foucault, as for many sculptors, a subject for study, and more so, an […]…
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While women have long been excluded from learning and practicing arts for cultural reasons, the commitment to face the invisibility they suffer as creators […]…
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Your work Doris & Andrea is part of a larger project called We Can Tell Our Own Stories, can you tell us more about […]…
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What place do our bodies have in a world awash with images of women and men with increasingly standardized measurements? Flore Tricotelle voluntarily moves […]…
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The Institute of Contemporary Art of the Indian Ocean (ICAIO) hosts until April 12 an exhibition of the works of the Nigerian photographer Samuel […]…
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