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Marion Fritsch’s debut novel, writing youth from the inside
With her debut novel, Marion Fritsch steps into a more raw and engaged form of writing, exploring youth, social inequality, and the feeling of never fully belonging.
Léa Caubert
May 54 min read
Exoticism in 18th-Century French Art
In the Age of Enlightenment, exoticism became a major source of inspiration for French artists. From Chinese porcelain to imagined Eastern scenes and Indigenous American figures, 18th-century French art reveals a fascination with distant worlds.
Nicolas Thomas
May 94 min read
A French theatrical gem arrives in San Francisco
A Parisian fabric shop, June 1942. What begins as a seemingly ordinary day slowly shifts into something deeper, more fragile, more human. Les Marchands d’Étoiles brings history to life through a story that moves seamlessly between laughter and emotion.
Léa Caubert
Apr 302 min read
Beyond the Surface: When Art Embarks at Sea
At French American Cultural Days, Marie Détré shared more than her work. Through her experience at sea and inside submarines, she revealed a form of art rooted in immersion, constraint, and lived reality.
Véronique Vassout
Apr 74 min read
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