More devious than deviant, the notorious paintings of Trevor Brown turn the already topsy-turvy world of Alice in Wonderland on its ear, restoring the shock value to a tale that has become Disney-fied and de-sexed.
In Tokyo, culture journalist C.B. Lidell talks to the rising Japanese art star Fuyuko Matsui about her painting, her dark and troubled mind and Japans ghostly past.
On a photo shoot in Thailand, the award winning photojournalist Steve McCurry talks to culture journalist C.B. Liddel about his new book and his many years working in Asian countries.
Jean-François Jarrige, president of the National Asian Art Museum in Paris speaks openly about the rampant looting of archaeological artifacts in Afghanistan as well as the priceless objects that escaped the Taliban's deliberate destructiveness and are now on view in Paris.
Entretien avec Jean-François Jarrige, President du Musée Guimet (Musée national d'arts asiatiques)concernant son exposition de vestiges archéologiques échappé aux marteaux des Talibans, et les éléments déterrés par des archéologues français depuis la chute des Talibans.
French painter Didier Spindler believes that colour is the force of life. Senior editor Patricia Boccadoro visits Spindler in his studio on the island of Les Saintes in the French West Indies to learn more.
Exhibition of early italian painting at Galerie Sarti, an interview with Claire Sarti and a guide to choosing and buying fine art masterpieces in Paris or elsewhere
The conclusion of our interview with Jean-Francois Jarrige, President of the French 'Guimet' National Museum of Asian Art, about Afghan art treasures saved from the Taliban.
Suite de l'Entretien avec Jean-François Jarrige, President du Musée Guimet (Musée national d'arts asiatiques)concernant l'exposition Afghanistan, les trésors retrouvés.