Alain Baraton: Author of the book “Mes Jardins de Paris” (My Paris Gardens)
June 22nd, 2021 | by Isabelle Karamooz, Founder of FQM
Alain Baraton’s latest book is set in Paris. From the shared garden to the feminist garden as well as to
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Art Explora, a foundation for sharing culture
June 21st, 2021 | by Laurence de Valmy
“Art is essential to everyone’s life, but inequalities in access to creation are still too present. I create Art Explora
10 Popular Music Artists You Didn’t Know Were French
June 1st, 2021 | by Charles Vallena
Pop music is a cult favorite for a reason. It is a music genre with diverse artists and an appreciation
Virna Lorentz’s Interview with French Quarter Magazine
May 26th, 2021 | by Isabelle Karamooz, Founder of FQM
First of all, we owe you “Purple Moon,” your first novel published in 2019 on the subject of 16th century
Quint Gallery, a gem in La Jolla
April 20th, 2021 | by Laurence de Valmy
With its beautiful coast and active artlife, La Jolla deserves well its name. Quint Gallery, which celebrates its 40th anniversary,
English-Language bookstore on Paris’ Left Bank: The Literary Legacy of Shakespeare and Company
March 3rd, 2021 | by Christopher Cipollini
When last I visited Paris in December of 2019, it was a very different world. People walked the “rues and
“Glitter Gulch:” An interview With Jonathan Jossel at the Plaza Hotel in Las Vegas
February 10th, 2021 | by Christopher Cipollini
In the vast trajectory of Las Vegas iconography, many images stand apart: the Welcome to Las Vegas sign, The Vegas
Art Exhibit Tributes Québec Architect, Louis Jean-Baptiste Bourgeois
September 21st, 2020 | by L'OR Artiste
On the current site of Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles once stood the home of the artist Paul de Longpré.
[:en]Alexia Guggémos energizes the history of art[:fr]Alexia Guggémos donne du peps à l’histoire de l’art[:]
February 28th, 2018 | by Laurence de Valmy
:en]Alexia Guggémos has just published L’Histoire de l’art for the nullissimes (Art history for dummies) with the complex task of summarizing
Picasso’s rare tapestries and the Rockefellers
May 16th, 2014 | by Teresa Tolentino
Pablo Picasso was one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century. He experimented in almost every
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