Contemporary art

The Purple Biennial against the universality of artworks

By Aude Robert-Tissot · November 15, 2022

The 2022 edition of the Venice Biennale is finally turning purple and moving forward thanks to a curator who chooses...

Literature

Léopold Robert, tanguing in the fugue

By Quentin Perissinotto · 01 February 2022

Les bouquins du mardi – Quentin Perissinotto Natif de Neuchâtel comme le peintre Léopold Robert, Bernard Vuillème brosse dans le livre la...

Literature

Leïla Slimani, a writer locked up for a night

By Lauriane Pipoz · October 26, 2021

A sometimes harsh self-criticism

Films

«Venice is not in Italy, it's in tenderness

By Jonas Follonier · May 29, 2019

Les mercredis du cinéma - Jonas Follonier Encore une comédie dramatique française dans les mercredis du cinéma? En plus, traitée...

Travel

What lies behind a city's wrinkles?

By Giovanni Ryffel · May 25, 2019

LONG FORMAT ARTICLE | Beauty is promised by tourist agencies as a balm to soothe the neuroses of a life of frenetic offices, fast food and stress. Vacations, then, are the only bright spot in contemporary life: they're almost the exiguous drop in the bucket that the rich man in hell demands. But does the entertainment promised when we visit Porto, Split or Venice allow us to truly taste the beauty we're hoping for? And if we quench our thirst with this water, what will we leave to those who grew up near this source?