Do you ever ruminate? You think it’s only you who give in to this habit that has such bad press? Good news… you’re far from alone in rehashing some of your thoughts: ruminations are completely normal, and sometimes even beneficial! Many people ruminate: not necessarily for the same reasons or in the same way. Various … Read more
The sun at the museum! The theme is royal, immense! Because for millennia, the visual arts have had as their object, directly or indirectly, the representation of things as revealed by light. The sun is evoked as soon as a figure is traced with its shadow… But what about the representation of the star itself? … Read more
Coming from Japanese culture, kyudo is both an art and a way of personal achievement, through the ritualized practice of archery. Arriving at the Zen Center of the green cliff, there floats like a wind of serenity and calm. Located in Ardèche, the center extends over twenty hectares in the Eyrieux valley. It offers a … Read more
This summer again, the Villa Vauban, in Luxembourg City, is offering a workshop combining art and yoga. An original activity to (re)discover the museum. Reportage. Culture differently Anne-Sophie DE NANTEUIL This summer again, the Villa Vauban, in Luxembourg City, is offering a workshop combining art and yoga. An original activity to (re)discover the museum. Reportage. … Read more
This summer again, the Villa Vauban, in Luxembourg City, is offering a workshop combining art and yoga. An original activity to (re)discover the museum. Reportage. Culture differently Anne-Sophie DE NANTEUIL This summer again, the Villa Vauban, in Luxembourg City, is offering a workshop combining art and yoga. An original activity to (re)discover the museum. Reportage. … Read more
Published on : 06/23/2022 – 12:14 Ajaccio (AFP) – From the “hypnotic” whirlwind of the Briton Anish Kapoor to the fantasized moon of the Chinese Mao Tao, from Californian street-art to Corsican or Marseille video creations, Bonifacio, in the extreme south of the Mediterranean island, is hosting its first international biennale of ‘contemporary art. In … Read more
From the “hypnotic” whirlwind of the Briton Anish Kapoor to the fantasized moon of the Chinese Mao Tao, from Californian street-art to Corsican or Marseille video creations, Bonifacio, in the far south of Corsica, is hosting its first international art biennial contemporary. In total, about fifteen French, Moroccan, American, British, Brazilian, Dutch, Turkish and Chinese … Read more
This month of June, “The Art of Walking”, the book by feminist Rebecca Solnit is reissued by Editions de l’Olivier. We should wonder about the reasons that have pushed so many authors for the past ten years to take walking as an obsessive, almost fetishized object of reflection. We no longer count the number of … Read more
Claudine Drai filmed in her studio in Paris (20th arrondissement). WIM WENDERS Claudine Drai is not the most prominent contemporary French artist. Born in 1951, she nevertheless has a circle of passionate collectors. She once exhibited at Jérôme de Noirmont, at the time one of the most important galleries in Paris. His works, sculptures of … Read more
Three enigmatic figures, also imbued with spirituality, by Jaume Plensa are installed in the park and invite us to meditation. On entering the Domaine de Chaumont-sur-Loire, the visitor is greeted by three hieratic bronze figures, installed in an arc, which impose a powerful but discreet presence. As always in the work of Jaume Plensa (born … Read more