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"l/indien": the stripes of Liberty
Nov 23, 2020
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The Indian considers himself a self-taught artist. And in fact, after this passage to the Fine Arts, he decides to stop his artistic practice. The artist uses the lines as a vector of passing time. The artist of L / Indien, Anne-Dévailloye Texte, is interested in my practice of Street-art: the consumption of art and information to mix the two.
Artist Portraits
ESTELLE CONTAMIN: Childhood, what one catches from it and what escapes from it
Oct 11, 2019
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Childhood, that, precise and invasive of the children present, but also that, lived and fleeting, of each adult, which is then more of an assemblage of memories, sensations, colors ... Estelle Contamin juggles with all these elements to give a vision of a world that is both familiar and distant, where the child is both the subject and the vector allowing access to something that escapes everyday life.
Artist Portraits
Ayman Baalbaki: Between Memory and Chaos Expressionism
Feb 12, 2025
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7 minutes read
Ayman Baalbaki is a contemporary Lebanese painter whose artistic universe combines passion, memory and commitment, exploring the dimensions of conflict and identity through expressive and textured works. His paintings, imbued with poetry and love for his country, capture the scars of war, urban reconstruction and the resilience of peoples, making him a key figure in contemporary Middle Eastern art.
Art History
The rise of Latin American art.
Jun 19, 2022
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7 minutes read
The contemporary reality, marked strongly by the growth of the population of "Latinos" in the United States, has resulted in a significant increase in attention, and interest, in Latin American music genres, literature, and art. Indeed, South American artistic traditions have become increasingly well-known and accessible, as they are oftentimes promoted and enhanced by cultural institutions and art museums around the world...

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