Culture

A final chance to see “American Images” by Dana Lixenberg Until May 24, the Maison Européenne de la Photographie presents “American Images”, the first major Paris exhibition dedicated to Dutch photographer Dana Lixenberg. This retrospective…

Korean Contemporary Art Takes Over Paris’s European Night of Museums The European Night of Museums becomes the stage for a celebration of contemporary Korean artistic creation as the Korean Cultural Center, in partnership with Paris…

Rethinking the Ordinary by Benjamin Bichard Who is Benjamin Bichard? Benjamin Bichard is a French artist born in 1982 in Nice and graduated from Villa Arson in 2010. Living between Paris and Nice, he develops…

Design Connects Us. New York Proves It at the NYCxDESIGN 2026 In a city that never stops redesigning itself, NYCxDESIGN 2026 returns with a quiet but urgent message: design is not just aesthetics. It is…

Waleed Sokkar is a filmmaker and cinematographer whose work spans music, fashion, and film. Waleed Sokkar is a cinematographer and photographer whose work moves fluidly between cinema, fashion, and music. His work defines a precise…

The exhibition “Marilyn Monroe: 100 ans !” at La Cinémathèque française is clear in what it tries to do. Before even entering the La Cinémathèque exhibition, you already probably heard the name Marilyn Monroe and know something…

There are actors who try to be cool, and then there is Paul Newman. I don’t remember exactly when I first noticed Paul Newman, but once you see him, he kind of stays with you. Over a…

At the Festival de la Cinémathèque – 13e édition, held at La Cinémathèque française, Debra Winger is celebrated as one of the most distinctive voices of late 20th-century cinema. Rising to prominence with performances in films like “Terms of…