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Not so "square" Roland!
Things are pretty rough at the moment on my side so I went back to Montmartre for a walk around the vineyards (it's the green part, in the background) and I came across this little square, named after Roland Dorgelès, a French journalist and writer who became famous after a hoax: he attached a brush to the tail of a donkey, made it paint "something", called the painting "Sunset over the Adriatic" signed it by the donkey's name anagram Boronali (first name Joachim-Raphaël!) and managed to exhibit the "masterpiece" at an art show in 1910! It sold for 400 francs (1 400 of today's euros) apparen...
Things are pretty rough at the moment on my side so I went back to Montmartre for a walk around the vineyards (it's the green part, in the background) and I came across this little square, named after Roland Dorgelès, a French journalist and writer who became famous after a hoax: he attached a brush to the tail of a donkey, made it paint "something", called the painting "Sunset over the Adriatic" signed it by the donkey's name anagram Boronali (first name Joachim-Raphaël!) and managed to exhibit the "masterpiece" at an art show in 1910! It sold for 400 francs (1 400 of today's euros) apparen...
ParisDailyPhoto | 25 Jul 12:01 am
Grands Ballets au Grand Palais
Depuis 4 ans, Paris met à l’honneur la danse en accueillant une compagnie. Dans le cadre de la célébration des 400 ans de Québec, «Les Etés de la danse», considéré comme un festival de ballet majeur au monde même si l’événement est seulement à sa quatrième année, ont invité les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal. Compagnie créée en 1957 par Ludmilla Chiriaeff et aujourd’hui dirigée par Gradimir Pankov, les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal ont pour ambition depuis 50 ans de populariser le ballet. Aussi à l’aise dans les grands classiques que dans les...
Depuis 4 ans, Paris met à l’honneur la danse en accueillant une compagnie. Dans le cadre de la célébration des 400 ans de Québec, «Les Etés de la danse», considéré comme un festival de ballet majeur au monde même si l’événement est seulement à sa quatrième année, ont invité les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal. Compagnie créée en 1957 par Ludmilla Chiriaeff et aujourd’hui dirigée par Gradimir Pankov, les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal ont pour ambition depuis 50 ans de populariser le ballet. Aussi à l’aise dans les grands classiques que dans les...
PARIS /moleskinecity.com | 25 Jul 12:00 am
Champagne Tour
Trong Nguyen, who is the marketing director of a small company, Paris Champagne Tour, generously offered me a one-day tour of the Champagne region two weeks ago.
I had the same excitement level about going to Champagne as when I was a child and my parents told me we were going to the New York Worlds Fair. Trong is a kind, mild mannered Vietnamese man and he picked me up at 8AM for the two-hour drive in his car along with two sweet, young girls from Australia & New Zealand, who were working in Hong Kong as au pere’s. He was thoughtful enough to supply a thermos of hot coffee and croissants ...
Trong Nguyen, who is the marketing director of a small company, Paris Champagne Tour, generously offered me a one-day tour of the Champagne region two weeks ago.
I had the same excitement level about going to Champagne as when I was a child and my parents told me we were going to the New York Worlds Fair. Trong is a kind, mild mannered Vietnamese man and he picked me up at 8AM for the two-hour drive in his car along with two sweet, young girls from Australia & New Zealand, who were working in Hong Kong as au pere’s. He was thoughtful enough to supply a thermos of hot coffee and croissants ...
I Prefer Paris | 24 Jul 12:05 pm
PariSlide 2008
Amateurs de glisse, PariSlide est de retour sur Paris !
Du 15 juillet au 31 août, la mairie de Paris vous propose différents espaces de glisse sur la pelouse de Reuilly.
De l’initiation au perfectionnement, Street ou rampe, petits et grands de tous niveaux pourront goûter gratuitement aux joies de la glisse urbaine. Aire d’initiation débutants et confirmés, modules urbain, bowl, mini et big ramps, aire de street…
Les activités proposées sont gratuites pour tous, ainsi que le prêt des rollers et protections pour les jeunes de moins de 16 ans.
Ouverture du lundi au dimanche...
Amateurs de glisse, PariSlide est de retour sur Paris !
Du 15 juillet au 31 août, la mairie de Paris vous propose différents espaces de glisse sur la pelouse de Reuilly.
De l’initiation au perfectionnement, Street ou rampe, petits et grands de tous niveaux pourront goûter gratuitement aux joies de la glisse urbaine. Aire d’initiation débutants et confirmés, modules urbain, bowl, mini et big ramps, aire de street…
Les activités proposées sont gratuites pour tous, ainsi que le prêt des rollers et protections pour les jeunes de moins de 16 ans.
Ouverture du lundi au dimanche...
PARIS /moleskinecity.com | 24 Jul 12:37 am
Encounter of the 4th kind!
It was 11:42 pm, I was walking down the street after having dinner outside with some good friends and I really had no clue of what "the PDP photo of the day" was going to be! Then suddenly, in front of Le BHV department store, I came across this strange seen! I have no clue what all this was for... Probably a photo shoot for an ad like the one I caught in January 2006. But it was really fun - and unexpected....
It was 11:42 pm, I was walking down the street after having dinner outside with some good friends and I really had no clue of what "the PDP photo of the day" was going to be! Then suddenly, in front of Le BHV department store, I came across this strange seen! I have no clue what all this was for... Probably a photo shoot for an ad like the one I caught in January 2006. But it was really fun - and unexpected....
ParisDailyPhoto | 24 Jul 12:24 am