Art

On the bill, Agenda, Reviews, Events // The Twilight of the Apes, based on the lives and works of Molière and Boulgakov, by Alison Cosson and Louise Vignaud, directed by Louise Vignaud, Théâtre du Vieux-Colombier / French comedy June 14, 2022 | Comments off on Le Crépuscule des singes, based on the lives and works … Read more

Jun. 14—On Saturday, Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture (YSAC) hosted “Presence,” a sound environment experience by local composer Kevin Swenson. “Presence” could best be described as experimental and employed the use of computer generated algorithms to produce sounds based on live data such as date, time, weather, and location. There was also a level of … Read more

Collectors know it: the month of June is one of the two pivotal times of the year when the most beautiful pieces are sold at prestigious auctions. A month that started very well with the Huberty & Breyne sale, during which works by Tillieux, Morris and Hermann broke, as we have told you, impressive sales … Read more

Court of Honor of the Palais-RoyalSunday 03 July 2022 Simulation The Great Harvest of Culture. Photo Daniel Buren, Les Deux Plateaux, sculpture in situ, main courtyard of the Palais Royal, Paris, 1985-1986. Detail © DB-ADAGP Paris – © Arnaud Chedal-Anglay I want to see the winning tickets! We remind you that the Grande Cueillette de … Read more

Tarek Al-Ghoussein, a widely praised Kuwaiti-born photographer whose work dealt with displacement in the Middle East, died at 60 in New York on Saturday, according to the Third Line, the Dubai gallery that represents him. A representative for the gallery said a cause of death had not yet been confirmed. Al-Ghoussein’s photography had garnered acclaim, … Read more

The one we used to call Celtic Rocks is making a comeback from July 6 to 10, with its share of new features! The main stage, installed in the village of Rochetaillée, will host the best of Celtic music. And many activities around myths and legends await you. A festive and fantastic edition, to amaze … Read more

It would be difficult to overestimate Netflix’s influence over modern television. While the network has been a subject of several controversies for sprouting prices, withholding any actual viewership analytics, and cutting its animation department, it still managed to consistently give us some of the best original series and movies. A gem in the crown is, … Read more

By Lena Guillaume Published on Jun 14 ’22 at 9:02 The Echo of Ancenis See my news Follow this media Gérard Hauray exhibits 110 landscapes at “Beaubourg”. (©LG) Here, microsystems under bells, there, faces made in peat land whose features are crumbling. In Gérard Hauray’s studio, nature meets culture. Through his works, the 75-year-old Lignéen … Read more

Passionate art collector – a sale of his personal collection took place at Sotheby’s last May – the jeweler Lorenz Bäumer, based on Vendome in Paris, draws his inspiration from his passions: art and nature, old drawings, photos of the Vendôme column… Born in Washington to diplomat parents, he had a globe-trotting childhood punctuated by … Read more