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Elliott Erwitt: an 'eyewitness to history and a dreamer with a camera'

Elliott Erwitt has spent over half a century photographing everything from stars - including JFK, Che Guevara, and Marilyn Monroe – to unknowns, street scenes, and a fair few charismatic animals. The American great is with us as a retrospective of his photos opens in Paris. He tells Catherine Nicholson about his fascinating life and career, whether he thinks Barack Obama would make a good photo subject, and why he takes so many snaps of dogs.

For more information on Elliott Erwitt's retrospective, visit www.elephantpaname.com

Slideshow: Behind the scenes
An introduction to American literature with Augustin Trapenard
15/10/2009 - CULTURE

An introduction to American literature with Augustin Trapenard

This edition takes a closer look at two great American authors, Jay McInerney and Marilynne Robinson, the ‘Centre Pompidou’ exhibits Pierre Soulages’s obsession with the power of black, and Gaumont celebrates its 150th anniversary.
'Stone's Fall' by Iain Pears
14/10/2009 - CULTURE

'Stone's Fall' by Iain Pears

Today in culture, our guest Iain Pears talks about his latest novel 'Stone's Fall'. Then we will follow 25 writers on boat for an intellectual odyssey.
JR 'street art in l'île Saint-Louis`
12/10/2009 - Culture

JR 'street art in l'île Saint-Louis`

In this edition, the photographer JR confronts images of women to the actual people in the street in l'île Saint-Louis. Then an exhibition of Islamic art starts at the Institute of the Arab World. And the revival of 'Zoopsie Comedi'.
Ananda Devi and 'le sari vert'
09/10/2009 - CULTURE

Ananda Devi and 'le sari vert'

In this edition of culture, Ananda Devi a Mauritian author will talk about her last novel, a family tragedy: 'le sari vert'. A cruel and intense book. Then you will discover Natalie Imbruglia's newest album 'come to my life'.
09/10/2009 - CULTURE

Herta Müller wins the Nobel Prize of literature.

In this edition of Culture, our book critic Augustin Trapenard talks about the winner of the Nobel Literature Prize : Herta Müller. Then our fashion reporter Dailly Moon reviews the Fashion Week in Paris, still a top fashion capital.

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