Between 1918 and 1939, Paris drew a diverse international community of artists and writers who nourished each other’s creativity to produce one of the richest cultural moments of the twentieth century. Photographers were among them, and in a city where social and artistic hierarchies had been unsettled by the war they played a central role in recording and defining a new vision of modern life.

This study group on French politics, Culture and Society has several interesting topics and speakers coming up:

As part of its 13th annual international film series, Belmont World Film will present five French films:

The Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) will be inaugurating a new exhibition Caribbean: Crossroad of the World on April 18th, representing the artistic heritage of the region and its contemporary practices.  With over a 150 objects ranging from paintings to photographs to installations, this inter-disciplinary approach aims to advance our understanding of the four themes taken from the Caribbean and central to the exhibition: Fluid Motions, Counterpoints, Shades of History, and Kingdoms of this World.

FLA - FRA will be showcasing three dance concerts on April 25th and 26th, Cédric Andrieux in Cédric Andrieux and Myriam Gourfink in Breathing Monsters and Corbeau and Marine.

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The Association Francophone de Boston University decided to organize this 3-day event in order to achieve three main goals:

A 2-day Symposium to mark the Creation of the New England Pole of the Institut des Amériques at Boston College.

Event Schedule

Friday, May 2
- 4pm–4:30pm: Welcome and Introductions with Owen Stanwood, Boston College, and Bertrand Van Ruymbeke, Université de Paris VIII/Institut des Amériques
- 4:30pm-5:30pm: Keynote Address by David A. Bell, Princeton University
 

The National Center for Jewish Film's 17th Annual Film Festival JEWISHFILM.2014 will screen three French productions this year:

- "For a woman", inspired by director Diane Kurys’s own family history, a story about two Jewish brothers who fall in love with the same woman in post-World War II France.
At the Museum of Fine Arts on May 1 at 7:30pm
At the Institute of Contemporary Art on May 3 at 7:30pm
In French with English subtitles