Tag: Culture
The Go de Bamako, singers without taboos
A 100% Malian girls band in concert at the Africolor festival. This group of girls is the Go of Bamako, the “girls” of Bamako. They will be Friday December 3…
“Let’s decarbonize culture”, arts, cinema, books, shows, digital …
The ecological crisis and climate change are omnipresent in more and more films, books, shows and works of art. On the other hand, compared to its own functioning of production…
Catherine Marnas and the theater, manifesto against fascist poison
Catherine Marnas directs “A bright room called day” by Tony Kushner at the Théâtre du Rond-Point in Paris. A play which brings together three eras and which warns against the…
With Hervé, strong emotions – SessionLab
For SessionLab, Hortense Volle met the newcomer to French “electronic song”, Hervé. Portrait of a skin-deep thirtysomething whose first album, Hyper, gets dope with strong emotions, flows subtle and synthetic…
Follow Joséphine Baker’s entrance to the Pantheon live
First black-American star of the music hall in Paris, woman engaged in the French resistance during World War II, tireless anti-racist activist and little consensual mother at the head of…
How Josephine Baker earned her place in the Pantheon
This Tuesday, November 30, 2021, Joséphine Baker enters the Panthéon. Forty-six years after his death, the icon of the Roaring Twenties joins the great French figures who rest in this…
In Marseille, a replica of the Cosquer cave takes shape
Marseille will soon welcome a reproduction of the Cosquer cave in the Villa Méditerranée, just next to the Mucem. The Cosquer cave is this partially drowned cave discovered in 1985…
Muslim youth learn about Six Nations culture
Content article Two dozen Muslim youth from around southern Ontario got a crash course in local Indigenous history Saturday, capping off a multi-week virtual course with some in-person experiences. Content…
Gaëlle Bourges and Noémie Makota, honor rolls for the black body
On the stage of the Théâtre des Abbesses, the choreographer Gaëlle Bourges and her four performers construct and deconstruct several master paintings on stage, and question our relationship to representations…
the ebrié talking drum could need a little restoration
It is a unique piece that will be returned by France to Côte d’Ivoire. The speaker drum of the Atchan people, known under the name of Djidji Ayokwe, will be…