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From 24 to 26 November 2023, bibliophiles will come together at the Palais de la Femme in Paris for their annual meeting at the Page(s Fair

From 14 October to 5 November 2023, the Centre pour la Photographie du Château de l’Hom in Gaillac (France) will be hosting the Ulrich Lebeuf exhibition entitled Corpus.

The Treasures in Black & White exhibition, which offers a unique overview of printmaking from the 15th to the 20th century, continues at the Petit Palais, Musée des Beaux-arts de la Ville de Paris until 14 January 2024.

A new exhibition of Didier Clad’s work is running at the Cave de Ribeauvillé (France, Alsace region) from 28 June to 31 September 2023. For this exhibition, the artist is presenting works from his studio as well as works created specially for this event.

Jennia Aponte is an artist who excels in the art of collage. She selects and meticulously assembles fragments of stories to tell another story and explore the infinite possibilities of the imagination.

Publishing house Two Rivers Press has just published a book, Botaniphoria, whose subtitle “A cabinet of botanical curiosities” is more than justified: it contains watercolours painted by Asuka Hishiki on ARCHES® Aquarelle hot pressed 300 gsm paper.

The “Pointe & Burin 2023” exhibition entitled “Grabados d’hier et d’aujourd’hui” will run from 25 May to 17 June at the Fondation Taylor in Paris. This year’s exhibition is devoted to the Hispanic world and puts a spotlight on contemporary printmakers whilst paying tribute to their predecessors.

Manifestampe is organising the 11th edition of the Fête de l’Estampe on and around 26 May 2023 in France and beyond. We say beyond because this year’s event is also taking place in Canada!

From 28 April to 16 September 2023, the Municipal Archives in Lyon are organising a retrospective exhibition of photographs by Bruno Paccard entitled “Des matières et des atmosphères” (Materials and Atmospheres).

The zodiac calendars of Vietnam and China are very similar, but differ on two points: in the Vietnamese calendar the buffalo replaces the Chinese ox, and similarly, the Vietnamese cat replaces the Chinese rabbit. To celebrate the 2023 lunar new year, Vietnamese American artist Giang Dinh has created a series of sublime works using coffee, tea and ink on ARCHES® Aquarelle Rough paper.