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In this mythical land, whose name sounds like a sensual invitation to discover the six inhabited islands out of the thirteen that make up the Marquesas archipelago, a handful of men and women are trying to reconnect with a past buried beneath the...
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This is one of Burma's most interesting and least popular river cruises. From golden pagodas to monasteries, from forests to rice fields, from the fantastic to the unreal, the Irrawaddy reveals its world of beliefs and superstitions. Welcome to the land of...
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This book reveals a glimpse of the palette of Yahne Le Toumelin, painter and Buddhist nun, mother of Matthieu Ricard, monk and interpreter of the Dalai Lama. From her surrealist beginnings in Mexico with Leonora Carrington and then André Breton, she has kept her...
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His name is forever linked to a colour, the deep cobalt blue that Jacques Majorelle, the visionary painter and gardener, painted on the walls of his villa-workshop in Marrakech in the early 1930s. And to an enchanting garden, the work of...
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You enter the gallery like a bee, an innocent thief of meaning, thinking you can pick up whatever Apichatpong Weerasethakul hands you. A pirouette on oneself is all it takes to get round the installation: 4 photographs and 3 short videos, that's what Apichatpong Weerasethakul...
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