Didier Clad will be making prints of some new etchings at the open days at his studio in Kruth, Haut-Rhin (France) from 19 to 21 September 2025. Visitors will be able to see him printing two new works entitled “Le héron” and “Le capricorne”, both new additions to his “Bestiaire” collections. These two prints on 400 gsm Velin d’ARCHES® paper will be acquired by the BNU, Strasbourg university library.

Here we explain some of the terms based on extracts, loosely translated as the French terms do not always have exact English equivalents, from a French dictionary of papermaking know-how, L’abécédaire du papier, un dictionnaire des savoir-faire, published by Éditions Pyramyd at the beginning of this year.

ARCHES® is proud to announce the launch of a new product sure to appeal to both passionate artists and lovers of beautiful writing: the ARCHES® Aquarelle Correspondence Box.

Through the ”50 Years of Freedom” exhibition, the public was invited to discover or rediscover the immense talent of Henri Landier, an independent artist who forged his own path, off the beaten track of traditional art galleries.

Until 6 July 2025, the Centre for Photography in the Château de l’Hom district of Gaillac is immersing visitors in a fascinating photographic world. Jean-Luc Clercq-Roques, a passionate photographer, is presenting his exhibition “Contemporary wet plate collodion”, dedicated to ambrotypes and the wet-plate collodion technique.

André Jacquemin was an illustrious French painter, printmaker and watercolourist who was born in Épinal, in the Vosges region of France 3 September 1904.