For the idea of a sacred Santa Claus to survive in the minds of children, we must count on the complicity and solidarity of all adults, whether at home, at school, in the media, in shops or in works of popular culture. (Shutterstock) Should we let our children believe in Santa Claus or would it … Read more
This story is so crazy that you wonder if it’s really real. We are in Las Parejas, 500 km north of Buenos Aires, a small town of 17,000 inhabitants. A few days ago, like every day, the employees of the waste disposal center moved the rubbish with a backhoe and lifted a cupboard. Surprise: they … Read more
S’il faut croire la Bible, l’homme a confronté le mal depuis sa genèse. Mais le réveil de la conscience de se voir approprier la nature du mal a dû attendre l’ère chrétienne pour découvrir ses attributs et apprécier ses risques. Le mal n’a pas vu pour autant son activité s’amenuiser. Ses différentes facettes, depuis l’acte … Read more
It is exhibited a few meters from the Henriette Bathily Women’s Museum. “A Sacred Africa”, by the Exponentielles collective, is not limited to being a replica of the black continent with material from the sea. It reads like an ecological metaphor. It is intended to be the first step towards a museum dedicated to shellfish. … Read more