Tag: explores
TDC explores strategic options – Reuters
TDC, which is Denmark’s largest telecom company, is looking at strategic alternatives for the company as a result of the increased consolidation in the Danish market. Two sources told Reuters.…
Artist Marie-Claire Messouma explores textures in the exhibition “Being, the other and between”
This 32-year-old artist of Guadeloupe and Ivorian origin is exhibiting for the first time in a major museum in France. An exhibition that reveals a perfect mastery of disciplines such…
The space mission that explores the medicine of the future
The second ever commercial space mission to the International Space Station ISS is underway: Axiom Mission 2. On Sunday, May 2, the SpaceX rocket Dagon 2 went up to the…
Denis van Waerebeke explores the world of math in a web series
” Journeys to the land of math is a 5-episode web series created for the Arte.tv channel and YouTube by director Denis van Waerebeke. An educational, enlightening and fascinating dive…
Aliona Gloukhova explores the new map of intimacy
With ” Our luminous bodies » her third novel, the Belarusian writer Aliona Gloukhova this time explores love through a singular intimate and mental map. What if a breakup was…
Smallpox, teaspoons and a bird’s nest: photographer explores family history in images
One was poisoned, another was researching a smallpox vaccine, yet another was a supporter of an Indian guru. Photographer Cara Louwman comes from a colorful family and has delved into…
In the second part of his trilogy, Rocío Molina explores the purity of flamenco
Rocío Molina, flamenco dance prodigy, presented the second part of his trilogy at the Maison de la Danse in Lyon, as part of a long tour until the end of…
Bharat Sikka explores the identity of the “Indian man”
This Thursday, November 10 opens the largest and most prestigious fair in the world in the photographic field. At the ephemeral Grand Palais, Paris Photo welcomes this year 134 galleries…
New column explores area’s history
News Local News The original Brant’s Ford crossing of the river around which the city of Brantford grew. Submitted by Brant Historical Society jpg, BR Welcome to a new column…
“A summer like that”, Denis Côté explores “this big black hole” of female sexuality
Quebecer Denis Côté is a prolific and often disconcerting director. “A Summer Like That”, his fourteenth feature film in sixteen years, talks about the sexual addictions of three young women…