It’s a journey through time and space, with childhood as a common thread, the way children are brought up and educated, the vision of the world that we intend to transmit to them. A privileged vantage point to understand what Japan was like during the Meiji era (1868-1912). → CRITICAL. “Tales of chance and other […]
“Mario Ramos. The most beautiful, the strongest, the smartest » Youth illustration museum in Moulins (Allier) “A lot of people are never young; some people are never old. » Mario Ramos, who featured this quote from George Bernard Shaw on one of his albums, definitely falls into the second category. Not because he left us […]
“Forget, for a moment, your phone and its camera”, suggests a sign at the entrance to the exhibition. This is the sine qua non condition for enjoying the visit: accepting to leave the hustle and bustle of the city, to leave behind daily concerns to indulge in a meditative experience: the contemplation of nature on […]
What could be more natural than laughter, especially when you are a child? And yet, what could be more protean than this act to which we are all genetically predisposed? Laughing under the onslaught of tickles is not the same as expressing your hilarity when listening to a good joke or succumbing to a collective […]
Two thousand twenty-nine. The depletion of water tables, the shutdown of many power plants and the Russian embargo on gas and oil have disrupted European countries, sowing chaos. In Paris, plunged into the blackout and crisscrossed by soldiers responsible for preventing looting, a couple wonders: should they flee to the countryside with their children or […]