Anousha Nazari, Iranian Women's Day
"Women.
Life.
Freedom”, such is the motto of Iranian women who have, for several months, courageously initiated a feminist revolution against the Islamic regime.
On the occasion of International Women's Day, Anousha Nazari, an Iranian lyrical singer exiled in France, presents
You, my desire.
She gives a voice to these women who fight for their fundamental rights, including the right to sing alone in public.
They are in fact only authorized to perform in mixed groups.
The project was filmed at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris.
This video was released for free access on social networks and online music platforms on March 8, 2023. A call for solidarity with Iranian women.
You my desire
, anoushanazari.com
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Ronan Bouroullec, the freedom of drawing
Ronan Bouroullec and his drawings.
Adagp, Paris 2023. Michel Sima/Bridgeman Images
As far back as he can remember, in his solitary summers in Brittany, Ronan Bouroullec draws.
A daily practice, often nyctalope, to which the internationally recognized designer indulges.
Synonymous with freedom, fluidity, drawing does not need any protocol.
A makeshift paper -poor or glittering-, a pencil, a Bic pen or a Japanese felt-tip pen and you're done.
Out of his thousands of drawings, an enormous corpus, three hundred were chosen for the
Daily Drawings exhibition.
The course, in thirteen rooms explores all the formats and techniques of Ronan Bouroullec.
Pure pleasure of shape and color.
Ronan Bouroullec, Daily Drawings,
until April 29, Hôtel des Arts, Villa Noailles outside the walls, hda-tpm.fr
Germaine Richier or the art of metamorphosis
Behind L'Ouragane
, Paris, circa 1954. Gelatin silver print.
Private collection.
Adagp, Paris 2023. Michel Sima/Bridgeman Images
Here is Germaine Richier (1902-1959) in majesty at the Center Pompidou, after a long absence.... This pupil of Bourdelle was however, in 1956, the first sculptor exhibited during her lifetime at the National Museum of Modern Art... Sculptures, engravings , drawings: the retrospective brings together nearly 200 works.
It demonstrates its central place in the great tradition of bronze statuary, like a link in the chain between Rodin and the Caesar of scrap metal.
Radical from the age of 25, she creates new images of men and women, playing hybridizations with nature.
A tribute to his impact on the history of 20th century sculpture.
Germaine Richier
, until June 12, 2023, centrepompidou.fr
To read:
Germaine Richier, la femme sculptrice
de Laurence Durieu and Olivia Sautreuil, 176p, 25 euros, Bayard Graphic in collaboration with the Center Pompidou.
Daniel Auteuil in songs
Daniel Auteuil will be in concert at the Casino de Paris on March 18.
Robin Francois
“Love is a miracle and the passage of time a calamity, Daniel Auteuil told us before the pandemic, before adding: there are not ten minutes to lose!”
CQFD: the actor, friend of singers including Maxime Le Forestier, took up the guitar at the same time as his youngest son, and took action.
He released, in 2021, a first album:
If you had known me.
Today, the one who has a hundred films to his credit, does it again with
If you're afraid, don't be afraid of love,
10 titles including a real gem:
Les Petites Coupures
, a song that begins badly and finally turns out to be full of hope.
After a first tour of more than 50 dates, Daniel Auteuil is back on the road.
He will be in concert at the Casino de Paris on March 18, 2023. A date to book: There are not ten minutes to lose!
If You're Afraid, Don't Be Afraid of the Future
, Daniel Auteuil, released March 17, 2023, universalmusic.com.
In concert at the Casino de Paris on March 18, 2023.
japanese cat
The cover of
Un chat au Japon, Haïkus by Kobasyashi Issa
published by La Martinière.
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This book mixes the haikus (Japanese poems of a few lines celebrating the evanescence of things) of the poet Kobayashi Issa (1763-1828), dedicated to the cat, with works by Japanese artists sketching these little felines.
Xylographs, ink drawings, photographs… (from Hokusai to Fusake) represent a kitten running after a butterfly, a cat falling asleep on the tatami… An example taken from this marvelous book, this two-by-two imbued with delicacy : "The poet's cat / Sometimes catches a fly, To console oneself..." This haiku, taken from the notebook of the Bunsei era, in 1822, is placed next to an ink and color on silk, Cat looking at a
spider
by Oide Toko made around 1888-1892.
An invitation to contemplation and meditation.
A cat in Japan, Haikus by Kobasyashi Issa,
160 p, 25 euros, editionsdelamartiniere.fr
