ART / DANCE

Dance as Political Commentary: The Power of Light of Passage

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Discover the impact of dance in political discourse. Learn how works like Light of Passage address global issues through movement.

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ART / USA

Voices from the Past

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Discover how Afro-american voices shaped the art world with the careers of Annie E Walker and Henry Ossawa Tanner.

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AFRICA / ART

1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair

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Now in its twelfth year, 1-54 returned to London’s Somerset House with over sixty international exhibitors, showcasing dynamic work by African and diasporic artists—cementing its place as a global leader in contemporary art.

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ANGLETERRE / ART

LA VIE DES SIX REINES D’HENRI VIII TUDOR

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L’excellente expo “Six Lives” se concentre uniquement sur le destin des six femmes d’Henri VIII et non sur le règne de leur terrible époux. La National Portrait Gallery a réuni brillamment de nombreuses œuvres d’art et de pièces historiques.

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ART / LONDON

YOKO ONO: MUSIC OF THE MIND

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“YOKO ONO: MUSIC OF THE MIND” at Tate Modern is a profound, participatory journey through the life and work of one of contemporary art’s true pioneers. From her early instruction pieces to her enduring activism, this retrospective reveals the depth and vision of an artist whose influence continues to resonate.

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ART

HUGO DURANTE ET L’APOCALYPSE

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Pour qualifier son art, Hugo Durante préfère évoquer l’onirisme, la magie ou encore l’alchimie. Cet artiste plasticien reste attaché aux espaces mystiques dans la création de ses œuvres.

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AFRICA / ART

Contemporary African Art through a Different Lens

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In the past decade, contemporary African art has moved from the margins to the global stage, with London’s 1:54 art fair playing a pivotal role in that shift. From the hyperreal portraits of Nigeria’s Ayogu Kingsley to the mystical, myth-infused visions of Brazil’s Gustavo Nazareno, and the deeply personal, multidisciplinary work of Moses Quiquine, artists from Africa and the diaspora are redefining what global contemporary art looks like. Once dismissed by critics like the late Brian Sewell, Black art now commands centre stage, with even institutions like Tate Modern celebrating its brilliance. This is a new era—bold, spiritual, unapologetically complex—and, above all, undeniable.

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ART / CANADA

DANIEL BEAUDOIN

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🇨🇵 Daniel Beaudoin n’est pas seulement spécialiste de l’ouïe : il excelle aussi dans l’art du regard. Ses portraits puissants ou fragiles captivent par leur expressivité.
🇬🇧 Daniel Beaudoin is not only a hearing specialist — he also has a gift for the visual. His powerful or vulnerable portraits captivate with striking expressiveness.

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