an independent view of contemporary art
Each month, a new artist, a podcast & 10 unpublished artworks
IN THE SPOTLIGHT : Rebecca Campeau, textile sculptor
Fantasy and authentic materials with Rebecca Campeau
Rebecca Campeau loves telling stories, bringing to life in her textile sculptures old objects and materials that are often neglected today.
Outsider Imagination in Dijon with Allain Vasseur
In Dijon, Allain Vasseur promotes inventive, sensitive art for a variety of visitors. With a background in psychiatry and art therapy, his association Itinéraires Singuliers promotes art and culture.
Saré, painter of pure tenderness
Whatever the format of her works, Saré offers us poetic and slightly burlesque scenes in which the personages are absorbed by play, music and dance. How good it is!
Why do I draw? José Guirao explains
A selftaught artist, José Guirao creates magical worlds of interconnected shapes and vibrant colors. In this way, he dispels the fear of boredom and death, and the fear of the dark night.
Flowers and plants in Rachel Levy’s studio
Known for her portraits of flowers and composts, Rachel Levy continues her studies of light and shadow in the manner of the great masters of art.
Andréa Ferréol, founder of Les Flâneries in Aix-en-Provence
Actress Andréa Ferréol is also an art activist with Les Flâneries d’art contemporain d’Aix-en-Provence. A symbiosis of Arts in charming gardens, the Flâneries d’art contemporain d’Aix-en-Provence is a must-attend pre-summer event!
Sandrine Lepelletier, Earth, Water, Fire… life in ceramics
Sandrine Lepelletier has been modelling clay since 1997, creating unique ceramics: a story of happy encounters on the road to becoming an artist. Meet her in her studio…
Alain Trez, a life of drawings and stories
Alain Trez, 98, has lived through the heyday of illustration and press cartoons. Since the 60s, he has been painting freely. Creative and sparkling with humor, he is determined to exhibit his current creations. Interview in his studio.
Does artificial intelligence mean the end of artists?
After an experimental phase that began in 1960, is AI threatening creative work in the 21st century? What does the future hold for artists? How did we get here?
