Paul Jacoullet, travelling artist
This week, we’re talking about the first retrospective show in France of Paul Jacoulet’s work at the Quai Branly museum
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FRANCE
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CHILE
Feline Obsession
Some people have had the desire to be more like cats, let’s discover how…
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Japanese Dream
Japanese Dream: Felice Beato and the Japanese school of Yokohama, is the perfect read to continue traveling with your mind when the dreadful moment comes for you to return from the summer vacations! The book is a collection of wonderful [...]
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CHINA
Sand Castle Festival
Sand art is the practice of modeling sand into an artistic form, such as a sand brushing, sand sculpture, sand painting, or sand bottles. A sand castle is a type of sand sculpture resembling a miniature building, often a castle. [...]
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UK
Floating girl
After we blogged in Benetton China’s blog about this craze namely “Planking“ in Taiwan, incredible stills featured a young girl posed like a dead plank (hence the word planking) in awkward places such as on a fishmonger’s chopping table. I stumbled this [...]
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UK
How to roll a sushi
Sushi is the most famous Japanese dish and one of the most eating subcultures developed outside of Japan, great alternative to leafy salads. I, now showing you how to roll a home made sushi using the basic of ingredients, it [...]
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UK
A year of Dragons
Last Sunday was the eve of the Lunar New Year. Lunar New Year is the largest and most important annual festival celebrated by the Chinese and Chinese descendants around the world. Lunar New Year brings the world’s largest migration [...]
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CHINA
A stairway to heaven
Today we are going to talk about an exhibition by photographer – Ninagawa Mika. Ninagawa Mika was born in Tokyo, and she is the most popular photographer in Japan now. Her work has a variety of styles, such as bright [...]
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PORTUGAL
Play Sigg
I am a big fan of SIGG bottles and, apparently, I’m not the only one who thinks that SIGG bottles are small pieces of art. A group of young creative Japanese artists decided to build an interactive installation, a screen [...]
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CHINA
Red memories
After coming back from my Japan vacation at the end of August, I soon flew to Shanghai to attend the COLORS exhibition. There was something different in these trips, in that I started to bring a film camera to travel [...]
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NIPPON
Are uniforms good for students?
School uniforms reduce tensions and violence between peers. Young kids who belong to baby gangs are not allowed to wear the colours or symbols of their clan and can’t wear over-sized clothing in which they could hide drugs or weapons. [...]