Images surround us, dominate us, haunt us. Some impose themselves by striking our minds, while others, more insidious, creep in and surprise us in our imaginations. Should we now learn to defend ourselves against them, because they are too aggressive or too seductive?
Sonia Steinsapir (1912-1980), born in Russia during the Tsarist era, lived in Crimea, Berlin, and Moscow before emigrating to Paris in 1936. She became a student at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and set her sights on a career as an artist. A victim of anti-Semitism during the Occupation, she was deported to the camps at Mérignac and Poitiers, where she met internees known as Nomads, Manouches, Gypsies, Roma, and Travellers, and produced one of the rare graphic accounts of anti-Gypsy persecution in France during the Second World War.
This book is the first monograph devoted to the artist duo The Bells Angels, consisting of Julien Sirjacq and Simon Bernheim.
Photos, paintings, engravings, but also magazine design and graphic design for major institutions—the monograph presents all of their work, particularly powerful creations that are part of a post-punk musical and artistic culture.
An invitation from Viviane Zenner (Galerie des Jours de Lune) in partnership with the city of Metz.
An exceptional debate between artist Christian Jaccard and art critic Nicolas Bourriaud is being organized in the ADAGP auditorium to mark the publication of Les Caprices de la pensée, a unique encounter that will explore the artist's reflections and delve deeper into the contemporary issues addressed in his work, through the prism of these previously unpublished writings, which mark a turning point in our understanding of the art of our time.
The CycloCube association provides repair tools and spare parts and mobilizes its community of volunteers to assist participants.
These workshops, led by volunteers, will take place every Tuesday from 12:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. starting September 9, 2025.
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