Château La Coste, in August 2015, The Field of Art or Art in the Field?
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Chronicalization does not provide sufficient commentary for each artist exhibited or presented or anchored in the soil of Château La
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Interview with Sami Saula, an acrobat at the Cirque du Soleil and musician in Las Vegas
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Credits of the interview Editor of the interview: Isabelle Karamooz Interviewer: Isabelle Karamooz Editor: Isabelle Karamooz Transcription & video: Pascale
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