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conversation took place at
the Gallery d'Est et d'Ouest, in Paris, the 31st of May 2008, during
the solo exhibition Below is an excerpt of a video by Serena Tan where Baldine Saint Girons (seated left), Pierre Sterckx (at the right) and Isabelle Bonzom (standing) talk about the shades of white color in painting. White as a light, as emptiness or as absence of color? In Isabelle Bonzom's painting, white proves itself to be a carnal and fertile color. To see the video, you need to download Quicktime, please click here. |
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Baldine
Saint Girons, is a professor of Esthetics and Philosophy at the
University of Nanterre, Paris X. An art curator, she is also the author
of many books, in particular “Le Paysage et la question du sublime
(The Landscape and the Question of the Sublime)” (Editions du
Seuil, 2001). She has published "Les Marges de la nuit", 2006,
Editions de l'Amateur Baldine
Saint Girons and Pierre Sterckx have written about Isabelle Bonzom's
painting. Read them on Articles
and Buon fresco Listen
to "Regards croisés,
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