A creative jack-of-all-trades, Franck Dorat began his career in cinema decoration and 3D special effects. Inspired by the work of Alexander Calder, this unusual sculptor gives wire the soft shapes of hand-drawn forms. Without giving himself a hard time, he creates shapes in space, halfway between object and drawing. Franck Dorat is a member of…

A year after the launch ofMerveilleuse Nature, the power duo return with a new project. Each color has its own double-page spread and its own world! Illustrated by Michael Cailloux, this book is dedicated to one color, and each one is a painting of plants and animals. Among them hides an intruder, whom a little…

“Grand Cru” is first and foremost the story of one man, Gérard Descrambe, a Saint Emilion winemaker and pioneer of organic wine, who was a UFO in the world of oenology in the 1960s. A companion of Hara-Kiri and Charlie-Hebdo, he supplied bottles of wine to the editors, who designed original, tasty labels for him.…

As part of his retrospective exhibition at the Maison de la Photographie, artist JR, has chosen to celebrate this event by dedicating in an exceptional way 100 copies for ARTAZART.   “Momentum, la mécanique de l’épreuve” is JR’s first major exhibition at a French institution (Maison Européenne de la Photographie / from November 7, 2018…

Back to October 9. Raymond Depardon gives a live commentary on his photos to mark the publication of the book “Depardon – USA 1968 – 1999” (éditions Xavier Barral). He talks about the USA, of course, but also about photojournalism, publishing and even God… 😉     Production: Camille Lagaisse & Artazart Photography and editing:…

A graphic designer with a diploma from the Duperré School of Applied Arts, paper engineer, screen printer, printer and teacher… Philippe UG is also a recognized Pop Up specialist, excelling in the art of animating all manner of geometric shapes and meticulously crafted characters within his books. Phillip UG will be present on November 17…

“I photograph passers-by as if they were actors on a stage, and places as if they were film sets. Passers-by seem to be performing an indeterminate play, as if each were living a fleeting dream. These crossed faces disappear behind the role my gaze assigns them: the street becomes the setting for a comedy. Géraldine…

A graduate of London’s Camberwell College of Arts and the École Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Strasbourg, illustrator Antoine Corbineau is often featured on the front page of Libé, the New York Times or Télérama. With his eye for detail, his sense of humor and his colorful universe, you may have noticed him… His world…

Photographer, writer, director, founder with Gilles Caron of the Gamma agency in 1966, Raymond Depardon (b. 1942) seems to have had a thousand lives. One of them was in the United States, where he returned several times throughout his career. For magazines and for himself, he photographed key moments in history, as well as more…

“I introduced myself to Elle Magazine and Peter Knapp, despite my less-than-stellar portfolio, immediately gave me work and said: you’re the little Saul Leiter…” (Interview with Artazart – April 2015) Photographer Harry Gruyaert is undoubtedly one of the greatest contemporary color photographers. A member of the Magnum agency since 1981, he loves above all to…

“A travers”, Tom Haugomat’s latest book, is the story of a life told in four colors, talent and sobriety. From the womb to heart failure, the years fly by as the pages turn, offering us an incredible journey through time. A masterful work that will go down in the history of illustration! Tom HAUGOMAT was…

“Learning to see the simplest details, but which express everything and illuminate the essential.” Sabine Weiss. A member of the Rapho agency alongside Robert Doisneau, Willy Ronis and Janine Niépce, Sabine Weiss is the last representative of the great movement of so-called humanist photography. A privileged witness of her time, she nevertheless remained far removed…

Using gouache or acrylic, illustrator Agnès Hostache likes to transcribe the little things of everyday life, those scenes made up of tiny details that we might otherwise have missed, but which really tell the story of our lives… Trained in the applied arts, it is certainly her training in interior architecture that has given her…

Thursday 6th, a must for this back-to-school week: the Glou Guide launch party at artazart! The world’s first guide to natural wines, with 150 super-jajas that don’t cost an arm and 230 cool cavistes to discover… Meet Antonin Iommi-Amunategui and Jérémie Couston, two natural wine enthusiasts and authors of the guide, at 6:00 p.m. They’ll…

After “l’Hiver d’Isabelle” ( launched at Artazart in October 2017) talented illustrator Jeanne Macaigne has returned to Artazart for a second book still published by Mémo. Les coiffeurs des étoiles is a story that’s both fantastical and poetic, a truly disheveled adventure!   A look back at the launch party and book signing:    …