Kiblind magazine and Artazart have at least 2 things in common, except for all the others: a taste for great adventures and a keen interest in contemporary illustration. What could be more natural than a Tour de France en image, with a stable of talents from here and abroad, to plunge straight into summer? It’s…

Design, architecture, tourism, photography… IDEAT has been delivering the best in contemporary design for twenty years. They’ve decided to celebrate this anniversary in their favorite canal-side bookshop, with an exceptional issue edited by teNeues! To mark the occasion, Laurent Blanc will be signing the book and will be happy to meet you over a glass…

Mayumi Otero and Raphaël Urwiller, illustrators who graduated from the arts décoratifs de Strasbourg, form the renowned duo Icinori. They develop their universe, imbued with Japanese culture, from its greatest artists to its popular imagery, in a highly graphic style. Their many collaborations with Le Monde, the NY Times and Albin Michel have led them…

The This is not a map collection is designed by photography specialists Poetry Wanted. These completely useless maps celebrate the encounter between a photographer and a place. After Brooklyn, Lisbon and Paris, This is not a map makes a stopover in Saint-Malo. From Intra-Muros to the Rochers Sculptés, via the Pointe de la Varde and…

For 24 years, the mission of the HSBC Prize for Photography has been to help and promote the emerging generation of photographers by supporting 2 professional photographers, selected through an annual competition. For 24 years, the HSBC Prize for Photography has been dedicated to supporting and promoting the emerging generation of photographers through an annual…

International artist Sophie Calle makes words and images work together in a stunning book, “Parce que…”. In her new book, she seeks to express the reason why she pressed the shutter release, and to reflect on the influence words can have on our reception of photography. Her photos, which are presented like paper prints, are…

Emilie Bredel has been devoting herself to her first passion, drawing, since 2012. The discovery of wire gave her the opportunity to broaden the artistic fields offered by drawing. This new tool will enable her to bring dozens of species to life and create “Faune en Fil” her airy, uncluttered bestiary. Each subject is first…

After Wilder Mann and Yokainoshima, Artazart is honored to welcome Charles Fréger for the launch of his latest book published by Actes Sud, entitled Cimarron. The third part of a series begun in 2014, this new work deals with the legacy of slavery at unusual gatherings: masquerades, sometimes satirical balls attended by people in disguise…

With the first rays of spring sunshine, illustrator Elsa Dray Farges offered Artazart her imaginative vision of an idealized Canal Saint Martin, where strollers would be free of all constraints. The result is a colorful, naturist canal, designed and uninhibited, on display from April 18 to May 19. It’s inhabited by charming little papier-mâché creations,…

Multi-awarded for her work, Beatrice Alemagna won the Gold Medal of the Society of Illustrators in the USA in 2017 and 2018, the Association Book Award in England and the prestigious Grand Prix de l’Illustration in France. This pretty Italian, self-taught, Tomi Ungerer fan and multi-award winner has been living in France for twenty years.…

Artazart is delighted to invite you to the launch and signing of Evelyne Mary’s latest book on Thursday March 14th from 6pm. An engraver and illustrator trained in applied arts at Olivier de Serres and Ecole Estienne, we had the pleasure of hosting the launch of her first children’s book “52 petits mensonges et autre…

It’s already spring with Bacsac! With February almost spring-like, our plant friends came over on Valentine’s Day to install some beautiful planters. Christmas roses and lavender are delighted to be so well installed in these super ecological planters. They’re a practical, aesthetic and designer alternative to traditional terracotta pots… Ideal for adding a touch of…

The first children’s book by Japanese illustrator HifuMiyo, “Avec Toi”, published by Thierry Magnier, with a story by Pauline Delabroy – Allard, is an ode to tenderness, an invitation to poetry to which we cannot remain insensitive… Moments in the life of a mother and child, simple and moving moments told in two voices, To…

Unclassifiable and independent, de l’air was created in Paris in April 2000. Since its first issue, the magazine has been presenting photographs that tell the story of today’s world. Equally at home in reportage and landscape photography, nudes and portraits, de l’air ignores all boundaries, collaborating with unknown, well-known and little-known authors. After celebrating its…

A graduate of the Metiers d’art in ceramics from the Duperré school, Elise Lefebvre set up her own studio in Limoges in 2oo4, where she quickly made a name for herself. She has long explored animal and floral themes, and particularly enjoys composing scenes where wild creatures and humans cohabit. In “Les Gardiens”, she borrows…