I first saw his photographs in the early 1980s, but I didn’t meet him until later. It was in Paris, behind the Centre Pompidou, in the gallery above Viviane Esders,…
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“Teaching is my greatest work of art,” Joseph Beuys said in a 1969 interview for Artforum, concluding, “The rest is the waste product, a demonstration. If you want to express…
Gallery Carte Blanche presents WaterLand, a solo exhibition by Donna J. Wan. Water has always been an important theme in art - both as a vital element for humans and…
J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye is a seminal work about adolescence. The narrator, Holden Caulfield, plagued with doubts about adulthood, takes refuge in dreamlike conversations with his little…
The Espace des Arts Sans Fronières in Paris is presenting a week-long exhibition of recent graduates from the Université Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint Denis two-year graduate program of Photography and Contemporary…
The Beirut Art Center is presenting two exhibitions devoted to documentary and the complex relationship between art and conflict. For Jananne Al-Anie and Eric Baudelaire, landscape plays an essential role.…
En attribuant à /adaptant l'hétérotopie suivant le concept de Foucault, j'en déduis comment est le lieu/l'espace ou l'utopie, le fantastique acquiert la substance matérielle. Le mirroir est simultanément une utopie…
Europe's currency union brought abrupt prosperity to it's poorest member, Greece. But continent's financial crisis has hit the hardest here. The nation's wealthy swiftly exported their money at the…
C’est en Suisse, dans le massif du Saint-Gothard, que le Rhône prend sa source. Alimenté par un glacier à 1 753 m d’altitude, il s’écoule vers la vallée helvète, traverse…