In this edition, Augustin Trapenard celebrates adolescents as heroes in American literature : 'Lowboy’ by John Wray and ‘Mathilda Savitch’ by Victor Lodato. Then, we will go to Bale for an exhibition about the telephone.
In this edition, singer Sandra Nkaké is our guest. She will be tomorrow night at the Cigale in Paris for her first album "Mansaadi". And let's have a look at the exhibition of Hervé Di Rosa about Sculpture from Africa.
In this edition, Jessica Michault talks about social media-blogging, part of the fashion and the public. Then, traveling artist Hervé Di Rosa takes us to his exhibition in France.
Each tuesday in this edition, music critic Amobe Mevegue will be our guide through international trends. Today, let's travel From Johannesburg to Paris with South African Music and the exhibition of Miles Davis.
In this edition: the French version of the play 'Betrayal' by Harold Pinter and directed by Mitch Hooper is in Paris; in London, an exhibition of the painter Turner; the new album of Richard Bona.
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'.
French screen goddess and 1960s sex symbol Brigitte Bardot turns 75 on Monday, to be marked by a French exhibition dedicated to her life. Entitled "Brigitte Bardot: Les Annees Insouciance", it runs until January 31 at the Espace Landowski in Paris.
To begin a new fashion season, an exhibition at Paris' Decorative Arts museum retraces female style in the 1920s, 30s and under the Occupation, focusing on the designer Madeleine Vionnet.
The Picasso museum in Paris, which contains a 5,000-strong collection of the Spanish-born masters work, closed on Monday for a two-and-a-half year ronnovation project. The works at the musem are expected to cost 30 million euros.
Saïd Taghmaoui talks about the upcoming release of "GI Joe: the Rise of Cobra". Graffiti artist Chuck Hargrove, aka Koor, says he never thought he could make a living out of his rebellious art form.
