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War through a rose-tinted lens

We take a different look at the conflict in DR Congo: an infra-red one. Irish photographer Richard Mosse tells us about his otherworldly pictures from a war zone. They capture militias, child soldiers, and scenes of ordinary life carrying on despite the chaos. Also on the show, the "Godfather of Afrobeat", Fela Kuti, lives on with a new museum dedicated to him in Lagos; and we take a close-up look at Italian painter Canaletto.

Slideshow: Behind the scenes
03/07/2009 - culture

Peter Von Poehl and traveler's music

Swedish musical talent Peter Von Poehl talks about his uplifting music, inspired by his constant movement. In France, Palestinian art is shown and a growing entertainment trend brings the show to the spectator's living room - literally.
02/07/2009 - culture

Augustin Trapenard presents comic books this week

Literary critic Augustin Trapenard presents comic books, today a franco-belgian tradition. Versailles hosts a grandiose rendition of Snow White, actor Karl Malden passes away and a jazz singer is discovered: Melody Gardot.
01/07/2009 - culture

Documentary film at the forefront in La Rochelle

La Rochelle is the current home for the 'Sunny Side of the Doc', a documentary market where film is promoted and key players in the industry gather to combine their efforts. The market shows the challenges ahead and future potential in the industry.
30/06/2009 - culture

Art expressed on all fronts

A lot is going on in this journal! Stevie Wonder's music career is still running strong, Yan Pei Ming has a new exhibit at home, Shanghai's theater industry is up and coming and Haiti has hope for success through a new film school.
30/06/2009 - culture

Glastonbury festival rocks the music scene

Yesterday was the end of the Glastonbury Festival, one of the World's biggest open air music events. Paul Smith of Maximo Park, who performed at Glasto, talks to us. Finally, Paris has a home for English comedy, La Java.

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