"If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you; for Paris is a movable feast."
-Ernest Hemingway
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published since August 2006 | Paris: Vie et Art reports on the art scene and artist life in Paris, France.
 
 
PARISIAN ARTS/CULTURE
COVERAGE
 
Francis Powell has lived in Paris for years, where he teaches English, paints, writes poetry and short stories, composes music, DJs (under the moniker 'DJ Wise'), and makes video performance art.
 
 
 
 
 
Advanced Notions (various)
formerly patsymooreDOTcom's Bonus Writings; insightful and inciting literature from artists and about art
 
The Art of Fiction (Peter Quinones)
reviews of timeless literature
 
Cambridge Letters
(Kym Cooper-Rodgers)
reports about art scenes abroad
(9/2004-12/2005)
 
Deleted Scenes (Stuart Chait)
a guide to the great cinema you're missing
 
Design Psychology (Jeanette Joy Fisher)
a look at how design elements contribute to happiness, well-being, and productivity
 
The Iraq Watch Papers (various)
observations on war and peace
(3/2003-7/2006)
 
Lessons in Creativity (Linda Dessau)
self-care tips for artists
 
Paris: Vie et Art (Francis Powell)
an insider's look at the art scene and artist life in The City of Light
 
Rake on Music (Jamie Lee Rake)
your map to the music underground
 
Savor (Brian Parker)
a passionate survey of food and cooking
 
Special Assignment (various)
profiles and interviews
 
Tending the Planet (Alyssa Loukota)
ruminations on social responsibility and spiritual life
 
Thus Spake Fred (Fred Clark)
smart, witty examinations of socio-political issues
 
transcripts from A Lovers' Quarrel
(Dwight Ozard)
one man's documentation of his restless relationship with faith and culture
(6/2004-9/2005)
 
Verse (John-Paul Gillespie)
poetry laid bare
 
The World Watch Papers (various)
inspections of issues impacting the globe
 
Write of Passage (Eboni Rafus)
journalings of a confirmed writer

 

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