Centre Pompidou Showcases a Century of Modern and Contemporary Art
Paris, France – The Centre Pompidou is currently hosting one of the most comprehensive exhibitions of modern and contemporary art in Europe, running from August 1, 2021, to March 10, 2025. This extraordinary collection traces the evolution of artistic movements from the early 20th century to the present, offering visitors a deep dive into the […]
Strategies of the Iranian Diaspora in France: Showcasing Persian Art and Culture
In the absence of support from the Iranian government, the Iranian diaspora in France, particularly artists residing in Paris, have proactively developed strategies to showcase authentic Persian artwork and uphold Persian culture. These initiatives not only preserve their rich heritage but also introduce the intricacies of Persian art to a broader audience. Establishing Cultural Associations […]
Kanine: Stitching Stories of Repair and Resistance
In this report, we explore the artistic universe of Kanine (Virginie Carrayol), a French artist and craftswoman dedicated to creative mending and upcycling of second-hand clothing and textiles. For Kanine, embroidery is both an art and a means of repair—of fabrics and of oneself. Through techniques such as patchwork and the Japanese Sashiko embroidery, she […]
The Peak Season of Contemporary Art Exhibitions in Parisian Private Galleries
Paris, a global epicenter of contemporary art, boasts a dynamic scene that thrives year-round. However, the autumn season stands out as a particularly vibrant period for private galleries in the city. This time of year is marked by a surge of significant exhibitions and events that draw collectors, critics, and art enthusiasts from around the […]
Leonardo da Vinci: The Timeless Genius of Art, Science, and Innovation
Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519) was a quintessential Renaissance figure, renowned for his contributions to art, science, and engineering. Here are some of the most intriguing aspects of his life: Illegitimate Birth and Early Life Born out of wedlock to a respected lawyer and a peasant woman in Vinci, Italy, Leonardo’s illegitimacy meant he did not […]
Parisian Contemporary Art: A Nexus of Cultural Interaction and Innovation
Contemporary French art, particularly in Paris, is pivotal in global cultural interactions. The city’s vibrant art scene, characterized by a dense network of galleries and institutions, serves as a dynamic platform for artistic expression and international dialogue. Parisian Art Galleries: Hubs of Contemporary Expression Paris boasts over 1,000 modern and contemporary art galleries, with concentrations […]
Paris Photo 2024: Celebrating a Century of Innovation and Legacy in Photography
The 27th edition of Paris Photo, the world’s premier art fair dedicated to photography, just concluded a remarkable run at the iconic Grand Palais in Paris. Held from November 7 to 10, 2024, this year’s fair was an homage to the timeless allure of photography, bringing together some of the industry’s most visionary artists, curators, […]
An In-Depth Look at Identity and Queer Parenthood in Paris: Zula Rabikowska’s Solo Exhibition at Les Amarres
Zula Rabikowska, the London-based photographer and videographer renowned for her work on migration, identity, and LGBTQI+ communities, is now presenting her latest project on queer parenthood at Les Amarres in Paris. Known for her deeply intentional storytelling, Rabikowska’s work combines digital and analog photography to capture complex themes inspired by her personal experiences with migration […]
Challenges in Contemporary French Art
Contemporary art in France, a country with a deep-rooted artistic heritage, faces a variety of challenges as it strives to stay relevant in the modern global art scene. These challenges span from financial pressures to the evolving digital landscape, creating unique tensions for artists, galleries, and institutions alike. Economic Pressures and Art Market Influence One […]
Zero-One | An overview of the drawings by AbdolHossein Pazoki
Biography: Abdolhossein Pazouki / August 6, 1942 He was able to achieve alternating volumes and apply them in architecture by understanding the shape and condition of the concept of a plane surface. His teaching expertise has extended his perspectives over the years, allowing him to stay up with the contemporary trend. “Immigration” not only did […]
Tools of destruction; About Parisa Pakzamir’s Glitch Video Art
Parisa Pakzamir has used a sewing machine as a symbol of machine wear and an element of the industry in the video art of “Machine Dance in the Moonlight”. Using new digital art media, she has made it possible to convey her intended concept in the form of a short video. Digital tools for capturing […]
Limitlessness Exhibition at Aliha Gallery
Aliha Gallery has been hosting a group painting exhibition entitled “Limitlessness” since Friday, December 11, 2020. The short statement of this exhibition states:“We live in an age where constraints have become an integral part of our lived experience; Now, if we were to depict them with a negative letter prefix, what would be the result?” […]
On Mohammad Ali famori’s “Hypnotic Zone”: The Adventure of discoverer cornea
Mohammad Ali famori seeks to understand and define the existing hypnosis in the conscious and subconscious perusal of the individual under the symbol’s influence in the Hypnotic Zone. Based on his belief, contemporary human is under the daily media bombardment of images and symbols which affects his visual memory. By this effect, not only new symbols […]
Okhai Ojeikere; Sociological reflection of braided hair
One of the approaches that art sociologists have often tend to study the interrelationship between art and society is reflection’s approach. In the reflection approach, the impact of society on art is considered and the enthusiasts believe that the artwork reflects the events that occur in a community. Based on this approach, artworks reflect the […]
Interview with Nasrin Charkhat at Aliha Gallery
Nasrin Charkhat (born 1982 – Tehran) is a graduate of the Master’s degree in painting from the Tehran University. During her studies (undergraduate or postgraduate), she spent most of her time drawing, painting, and studying art related books. The keen interest in sketching and painting led her to the distinguished professor Mr. Mehrdad Khata’I’s classes. […]
