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By Jasmine Bissete Passing of Anne Wiazemsky

Starting their efforts for “Ancestral Memories” in 2015, co-composers Terry and Trotignon researched the sounds of Guadeloupe, Martinique, Haiti and New Orleans. They collaborated through email and Skype sessions to write repertoire that bestows contemporary relevance on what might be termed “the Antilles aesthetic” after the archipelago comprising Cuba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola and the smaller islands stretching from Antigua to Trinidad.

During the weeks leading up to the third edition of the French-American Creative Lab, we invite yo

Here is a list of some of the best animated TV series available for kids on VOD platforms in the U.S. From famous Heidi, Zorro and Yakari to new characters SamSam and Inami, you’ll find something for all ages! SELECTION   HEIDI

By Jasmine Bissete Remembering John Ashbery

The International Emmy Awards will take place in New York City on November 18-21, 2016. Two French Nominees have been announced:- Gérard Depardieu: Out of Frame International Emmy Awards nominee for Arts Programming  Kaliste Productions / Richard Melloul Production / France TV- Dix Pour Cent (Call My Agent) International Emmy Awards nominee for Comedy Series Mon Voisin Productions / Mother Production / Ce Qui Me Meut Motion Pictures / France TV

During Art Basel Miami Beach 2015, the contemporary art fair UNTITLED highlighted the work of two French emerging women artists: Elvire Bonduelle, at galerie laurent mueller, and Claire Trotignon represented by Galerie de Roussan.

Daniel Nicolaevsky, student at Les Beaux Arts (Fine Arts School), Paris, and Jhelan Gordon-Salaam, student at University of The Arts, Philadelphia, participated in Camping at Centre National de Danse (CND), Pantin, a two-week platform of workshops with artists of the choreographic field.  They both shared their experiences with us. From Daniel