Coup de cœur
With the Franco-Moroccan Illustrator La Bulle
His distorted drawings, often featuring solitary figures suspended in a neutral space, challenge our emotional perspectives on what we know about the…
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Conversations
Coup de cœur
With Karine Taïlamé, a multidisciplinary artist and exhibition curator from Martinique
Born in Martinique and a graduate of the Fine Arts schools in Martinique, Nice, and Paris, as well as the Haute École de Joaillerie in Aix-en-Provence…
Coup de cœur
With French Artist and Curator Isabelle Arvers
A pioneer in art and video games in France, as well as a curator and painter, Isabelle Arvers (born in 1972) grounds her work at the intersection of a…
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With Violine Jacquot, a French painter based in Lausanne
Violine Jacquot, who was born and raised near Besançon, France, is a self-taught painter who lives and works in Lausanne, Switzerland. Inspired by the…
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With Paul Moustapha Ledron, an artist and designer of Martinican origin based in Abidjan
At just 30 years old, Paul Ledron is a young designer whose work draws on Caribbean, African, and European cultural influences. With a master’s degree…
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With Angela Koua Houphouët, an Ivorian painter based in New York
Houphouët Koua is a young painter born in 2002 in Abobo, in the city of Abidjan, Ivory Coast. While studying interior design at INSAAC, she taught her…
Conversations
With Martinican Visual Artist Dominique Beroard
Like her older sister, Jocelyne Beroard, lead singer of the group Kassav, Dominique Béroard is an artist—perhaps less well-known—whose multidisciplina…
Le Grand Entretien
Aïda Patricia Schweitzer: “I had no choice but to fight, and subsequently, more broadly, to reject and denounce injustices, including the neglected realities faced by women.”
Known for her spectacular performances that explore the conditions faced by women in our contemporary societies, Aïda Patricia Schweitzer—a self-taugh…
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Nana Poulot: “Black Art in Japan is aimed at anyone who wants to develop opportunities, create or strengthen ties between these cultures, and foster this artistic and commercial dialogue in a space for meeting, (re)connecting, and
At just 23 years old, Nana Poulot has already made art her uncompromising calling. After gaining extensive experience in the field, she decided to con…
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Christophe Person: “My goal when I exhibit an artist’s work is to show how a subject that at first glance seems specific to a particular geographical reality can also convey a universal message.”
A leading figure in the contemporary art scene and co-founder of the Ouagadougou Sculpture Biennial (BISO), Christophe Person opened Galerie PERSON in…
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Marie-Sophie Eiché-Demester: “I’m very lucky because the artists I collaborate with are building amazing international careers.”
As an art advisor to private individuals and public organizations and a founding member of the ATOKE Association—Les Enfants de Saint Dominique, which…
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Agnès Brézéphin: “I don’t create activist art in the strict sense; I create art that focuses on healing and resilience.”
Agnès Brézéphin is the first Caribbean artist to win, on November 7, 2024, of the Léopold Sédar Senghor Grand Prize at the Dakar Biennale, with a priz…
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Exposition en cours
Meeting with Jean-Michel André on the occasion of his exhibition “Room 207” at Galerie Le Manège.
A conversation with artist Jean-Michel André about his exhibition “Room 207,” presented at Galerie Le Manège.