Arts – R Magazine

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Par Blacky Gyan, la Taskmaster, Growth Hacker & Risk-Taker (Sénégal – Canada) Arts Visual arts

24 Nov: Sara Abou Mrad: A genius of Lebanese painting

Dear readers,

I present to you a Lebanese artist and sculptor who I really like and who deserves real recognition for her work. Her works are inspired by different sources including literature. With her art, Sara transgresses the boundaries of the traditional painting genre to allow her inner projection and her artistic vision to emerge. We are witnessing a rewriting of sensations. Seeing a painting by Sara Abou Mrad is a liberating experience. For a moment, we forget the rules of painting and the codification induced by academicism.

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Par Adrienne Sauriol, Rédactrice (Canada) Arts Visual arts

18 Août: A gift to remember

Mady paints, makes music and so many other things. She does it out of love, need and generosity.

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Par Anaïs Monino Culture Events Literature

29 Juin: My experience at the Comédie du Livre

From May 5 to 14, 2023, the 38th Comédie du Livre (recently renamed Comédie du Livre – 10 jours en mai) took place in Montpellier, in the south of France. I was lucky enough to take part in the Salon des Libraires (booksellers’ fair) from May 11 to 14 as a book ambassador. Here’s a glimpse of my experience.

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Par Adrienne Sauriol, Rédactrice (Canada) Visual arts

26 Juin: Diving into your passions!

Louise spent a big part of her life painting and drawing. For more than 25 years, she does it with passion.

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Par Enola Tiertant, Rédactrice (France) Cinema

14 Juin: Makanai: Inside Maiko’s kitchen, a heartwarming, finely seasoned series that has aroused our curiosity

Makanai: Inside Maiko’s kitchen, a short series recently released on Netflix, charms us right from the start, immersing us in the traditional Japanese world of the geisha, through the sparkling eyes of two young girls who leave everything behind to travel to Kyoto and discover this art form and their dreams. Hirokazu Kore-eda’s cinematography is realistic, detailed, simple, beautiful and warm.

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Par Adrienne Sauriol, Rédactrice (Canada) Visual arts

24 Mai: Interview with sculptor Gaston Lavoie | Sculpting your own pleasure

Gaston Lavoie is a self-taught sculptor who loves to explore materials. Whether it is plexiglass, stone, or metal, he is inspired by everything he touches. Gaston is the art of pleasure or the pleasure of art.

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Par Adrien Di Nicola, Rédacteur (France) Arts Literature

22 Mai: Comic book festival in Chinon: Projector on Princess Sara

Dear readers, this article is focused on the comic book festival in Chinon, France (also known in French as the festival de la BD en Chinonais), which took place on the 11th and 12th of March 2023. This event was designed in a pedagogical way around themed exhibitions. The epicentre of cultural life in Chinon is the “Espace Rabelais.” We will explore the aims of this event.

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Par Cheikh Coka, Rédacteur (Sénégal) Environment Society Visual arts

02 Mai: Terra Futura: an art project by Louisa Lama-Aknin about the 17 Sustainable Development Goals

Louisa Lama-Aknin, or Louisa L., is currently working on Terra Futura, a new project which main subject is the 17 Sustainable Development Goals defined by the UN for the 2030 agenda.

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Par Adrien Di Nicola, Rédacteur (France) Arts Visual arts

14 Mar: The Dan Gerbo Museum, a deconstruction of expectations

Discover a one-of-a-kind museum: the Dan Gerbo Museum. It is part of the “artist’s museums”, designed by the artist himself.

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Par Adrienne Sauriol, Rédactrice (Canada) Culture Literature

22 Fév: Vijana Collections

Let’s discover an audio book of African nursery rhymes and lullabies that celebrates the different cultures of this great continent.

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