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Perry Mason (2020)

Season 2, Episode 2: “Chapter Ten” (2023) Director: Fernando Coimbra Cinematographer: Eliot Rockett

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Juliette Binoche in Code Unknown (Michael Haneke, 2000)

Cast: Juliette Binoche, Thierry Neuvic, Josef Bierbichler, Alexandre Hamidi,  Maimouna Hélène Diarra, Ona Lu Yenke, Djibril Kouyaté, Luminita Gheorghiu. Screenplay: Michael Haneke. Cinematography: Jürgen Jürges. Production design: Emmanuel de Chauvigny. Film editing: Karin Hartusch, Nadine Muse, Andreas Prochaska. Music: Giba Gonçalves. 

Michael Haneke's Code Unknown is celebrated for its opening sequence: a nine-minute traveling shot that introduces the key figures in its narrative. The actress Anne Laurent (Juliette Binoche) finds Jean (Alexandre Hamidi), the younger brother of her lover, Georges (Thierry Neuvic), at her door in Paris. He's hungry, having run away from the farm where he lives with his father (Josef Bierbichler), so she buys him a pastry and gives him the key to her apartment so she can go to an appointment. When he finishes the pastry, Jean, who is a bit of a lout, tosses the empty paper bag into the lap of a homeless panhandler, Maria (Luminita Gheorghiu), a Romanian immigrant. Seeing this, Amadou (Ona Lu Yenke), the son of a cab driver from Mali, orders Jean to apologize. When he refuses, the two get in a fight that's broken up by the police, who then arrest Amadou and Maria, but let the provocateur of the incident, Jean, go. The film then follows the stories of Anne, Jean, Maria, and Amadou, but in a fragmented way: long, disconnected takes that suddenly black out, leaving the viewer to piece together the narrative. It is, in short, a brilliantly maddening film. If I have reservations about it, they have to do with whether such a display of exceptional cinematic technique does service to writer-director Haneke's apparent concern about the disjunctions of European life in an age of immigration and economic globalization. We get to know more about each of the characters, but the effect is aesthetic rather than political, which would seem to be at the heart of Haneke's choice of subject. The performances are uniformly fine, especially by Binoche, who ranges from raw emotion to crisp wit in the film, which depicts both Anne's real life and her work as an actress. We see her acting on the one hand a harrowing scene set in a prison, and on the other an audition for the role of Maria in Twelfth Night, and we long to see Anne/Binoche in both roles.

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[TASK 180: MALI]

There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 460+ Malian faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

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Manips

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Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

F:

Nakunte Diarra (1941) Malian - artist. 

Amy Koita (1952) Malian - singer. 

Mariam Doumbia (1958) Malian - singer.

Angela Bassett (1958) African-American [including Malian, Nigerian, with small parts from Benin, Togolese, Cameroonian, Congolese, Angolan, Ivorian, Ghanaian, Senegalese, South Central hunter-gatherers], European - actress, director, and activist.

Kandia Kouyaté (1959) Malian - kora player.

Gloria Reuben (1964) Afro-Jamaican [including Malian, Nigerian, Ghanian, Ivorian, Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish, likely some English] - singer and actress. 

Mamani Keïta (1965) Malian - musician. 

Mah Damba / Mah Sissoko (1965) Malian - singer. 

Kimberly Elise (1967) Malian, Songhai - actress.

Babani Koné (1968) Malian - singer.

Oumou Sangaré (1968) Malian  - singer. 

Ramata Koite (1971) Malian - actress.

Youma / Youma Diakite (1971) Malian - model, actress, tv personality, and showgirl.

Aïda Touré (1973) Malian - artist. 

Julia Channel (1973) Malian / French, Italian - actress, former adult actress, singer and entrepreneur.

Viviane Ndour (1973) Malian, Mauritanian / Lebanese - singer. 

Rokia Traoré (1974) Bambara Malian - singer-songwriter and guitarist. 

Aïssa Maïga (1975) Malian / Senegalese, Gambian - actress and producer.

Jessica Pimentel (1977) Dominican [Malian, Taino, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Irish, Possibly Other] - actress, singer, and guitarist.

Tia Mowry (1978) Afro-Bahamian [including Malian, Ivorian, Ghanian, Cameroonian, Congolese] / English, Irish, Unspecified Iberian, Unspecified Other European - actress and model. 

Young Deenay / Fatima Napo (1979) Malian - rapper. 

Maimuna / Maimuna Amadu Murasjko (1980) Malian / Belarusian - violinist.

Fatoumata Diawara (1982) Malian - actress and singer. 

Sona Jobarteh (1983) Malian, English - musician and singer.  

Inna Modja (1984) Fula Malian - singer and model. 

Mariam Koné (1987) Malian - singer.

Binta Kam (1990) Malian - model.

Amelia Beya (1991) Malian - model.

Djess abdoulaye Diawara (1992) Malian - model.

Inaissa Keita (1992) Malian - model.

Audra Milos (1993) Malian, Romanian, Spanish, Irish - actress and model.

Sianna Dwayna (1995) Malian - rapper.

Aya Nakamura (1995) Malian - singer.

Ada Coker (1995) Malian - model.

Natalia Sylla (1996) Malian - model.

Kendal Sissoko (1999) Malian - model.

Depe Bore (1999) Malian - model.

Geneviève Traoré (2001) Malian - model.

Rhym Guisse (?) Malian / Algerian - actress and filmmaker.

Djeneba Seck (?) Malian - singer. 

Fanta Sacko (?) Malian - singer. 

Ko Kan Ko Sata (?) Malian - musician, kamelen n'goni player. 

Fatoumata Coulibaly (?) Malian - actress, director, journalist, and women's rights activist.

Oumou (?) Malian - Miss Mali USA 2016 (instagram: oumouusamake).

Namasthy (?) Malian - Instagrammer (namasthy)

Mariam Traore (?) Malian - Instagrammer (kama_tra).

Amiinata (?) Malian - model (instagram: _amycisse).

Kadiya Dsb (?) Malian - youtuber and instagrammer (kadiyadsb).

F - Athletes:

Hamchétou Maïga (1978) Malian - basketball player.

Djenebou Sissoko (1982) Malian - basketball player.

Gaëlle Niaré (1982) Malian - high jumper. 

Nare Diawara (1983) Malian - basketball player.

Maakan Tounkara (1983) Malian, Guinean - handball player.

Diana Gandega (1983) Malian - basketball player.

Nantenin Keïta (1984) Mandinka Malian - sprinter.

Meiya Tireira (1986) Malian - basketball player.

Siraba Dembélé Pavlović (1986) Malian - handball player.

Siga Tandia (1987) Malian - footballer. 

Diéné Diawara (1988) Malian - basketball player.

Estelle Johnson (1988) Malian / Cameroonian - footballer. 

Nassira Traoré (1988) Malian - basketball player.

Kani Konté (1989) Malian - footballer. 

Djénébou Danté (1989) Malian - sprinter. 

Minata Keita (1989) Malian - basketball player.

Naîgnouma Coulibaly (1989) Malian - basketball player.

Bassira Touré (1990) Malian - footballer. 

Kankou Coulibaly (1990) Malian - basketball player. 

Ramata Diakité (1991) Malian - basketball player. 

Touty Gandega (1991) Malian - basketball player. 

Astan Dabo (1992) Malian - basketball player. 

Hawa Tangara (1993) Malian - footballer. 

Sebe Coulibaly (1994) Malian - footballer. 

Adoudou Konaté (1994) Malian - footballer. 

Aïssatou Tounkara (1995) Malian - footballer. 

Bintou Koité (1995) Malian - footballer. 

Madelen Janogy (1995) Malian / Swedish - footballer. 

Kadidiatou Diani (1994) Malian - footballer. 

Aissata Traoré (1997) Malian - footballer. 

Goundo Diallo (1997) Malian - basketball player

Yakaré Niakaté (1997) Malian - footballer. 

Kadidia Maiga (1997) Malian - basketball player

Mariam Coulibaly (1997) Malian - basketball player

Adama Coulibaly (1998) Malian - basketball player. 

Rokia Doumbia (1999) Malian - basketball player.

M:

Boubacar Traoré (1942) Malian - singer and musician.

Salif Keita (1949) Mandinka Malian - singer-songwriter.

Abdoulaye Ascofare (1949) Malian - actor, filmmaker, and poet.

Mory Kanté (1950) Malian / Guinean - singer and kora player. 

Cheick Tidiane Seck (1953) Malian - singer and musician.

Amadou Bagayoko (1954) Malian - singer and guitarist.

Assane Kouyaté (1954) Malian - actor and director.

Afel Bocoum (1955) Songhai Malian - singer, guitarist, and actor.

Abdoulaye Diabaté (1956) Malian - singer and guitarist. 

Moussa Kouyate (1956) Malian - kora player. 

Sidi Touré (1959) Malian - singer. 

Abderrahmane Sissako (1961) Malian / Mauritanian - film director and producer. 

Ibi Maiga / Ibrahim Maiga (1963) Malian - actor, singer, and comedian.

Baba Sissoko (1963) Malian - musician.

Toumani Diabaté (1965) Malian - kora player.

Bassekou Kouyate (1966) Malian - musician.  

Ballaké Sissoko (1968) Malian - kora player. 

Samba Touré (1968) Malian - guitarist.

Neba Solo (1969) Malian - musician.

Doudou Masta (1971) Malian - rapper and actor. 

Mohamed Dia (1973) Malian - clothing designer. 

Oxmo Puccino (1974) Malian - rapper. 

Mamadou Diabaté (1975) Malian - kora player. 

Black Thought / Tariq Luqmaan Trotter (1975) Malian - rapper.

Mokobé / Mokobé Traoré (1975) Malian - rapper.

Ben Zabo (1976) Malian - musician.

Noom Diawara (1978) Malian - actor. 

Seckou Keita (1978) Malian - kora player and drummer.

Diouc Koma / Dioucounda Koma (1980) Malian - actor and writer. 

Ladj Ly (1980) Malian - actor and director.

Vieux Farka Touré (1981) Malian - singer and guitarist.

Vieux Farka Touré (1981) Malian - singer and guitarist.

Bakary Sereme (1981) Malian - model and swimmer.

Salif / Salif Fofana / Salif Wonka (1981) Malian, Guadeloupean - rapper.

Tahj Mowry (1986) Afro-Bahamian [including Malian, Ivorian, Ghanian, Cameroonian, Congolese] / English, Irish, Unspecified Iberian, Unspecified Other European - actor and singer. 

Keith Carlos (1987) African-American [including Malian, Beninese, Togolese], some Spanish - model and American footballer. 

Young Pô (1992) Malian - rapper and singer.

Sidiki Diabaté (1992) Malian - rapper, kora player, and producer.

Sidiki Diabaté (1992) Malian - rapper and kora player.

Iba Montana (1994) Malian - rapper.

Fatoumata Sissoko (1996) Malian - model.

Twochainz Diakité (1996) Malian - model.

Cheick oumar Haidara (1997) Malian - model.

Sidibe Vincent Depaul (1997) Malian - model.

Touré Moussa (1997) Malian - model.

Sidi Diop (1998) Malian - model.

Pvpii Swiigg (1999) Malian - model.

Dembélé Abdramane (2000) Malian - model.

Master Soumy / Ismael Doukouré (?) Malian - rapper.  

Balla Tounkara (?) Malian - kora player. 

Aliou Haidara (?) Malian - model.

Djelimady Tounkara (?) Malian - guitarist. 

Cheick Hamala Diabaté (?) Malian - musician. 

Bocar Ba (?) Malian - actor.

M - Athletes:

Karounga Keïta (1941) Malian - footballer. 

Jean Tigana (1955) Malian - footballer.

José Touré (1961) Malian - footballer.

Habib Sissoko (1971) Malian - footballer.

Fernand Coulibaly (1971) Malian - footballer.

Brahim Thiam (1974) Malian - footballer.

Yaya Dissa (1975) Malian - footballer. 

Bassala Touré (1976) Malian - footballer.

Sammy Traoré (1976) Malian - footballer.

Sékou Berthé (1977) Malian - footballer.

Éric Chelle (1977) Malian - footballer.

Vincent Doukantié (1977) Malian - footballer. 

Frédéric Kanouté (1977) Malian / French - footballer. 

Soumaila Coulibaly (1978) Malian - footballer.

Samba Diawara (1978) Malian - footballer.

Dramane Coulibaly (1978) Malian - footballer. 

Alioune Touré (1978) Malian - footballer. 

Naman Keïta (1978) Malian / Alergian - hurdler. 

Soumaila Samake (1978) Malian - basketball player.

Mahamadou Sidibé (1978) Malian - footballer.

Moussa Konaté (1978) Malian - Muay Thai kickboxer.

Sambou Traoré (1979) Malian - basketball player.

Mahamadou Dissa (1979) Malian - footballer.

Zoumana Camara (1979) Malian - footballer.

Bah Mamadou (1979) Singaporean [Malian] - footballer.

Mamady Sidibé (1979) Malian - footballer.

Cédric Kanté (1979) Malian - footballer. 

Nouha Diakité (1980) Malian - basketball player. 

Adama Coulibaly (1980) Malian - footballer.

Bakary Diakité (1980) Malian - footballer.

Djimi Traoré (1980) Malian - footballer.

Mamoutou Diarra (1980) Malian - basketball player. 

Mamary Traoré (1980) Malian - footballer.

Fousseni Diawara (1980) Malian - footballer. 

Seydou Keita (1980) Malian - footballer. 

Seydou Keita (1980) Malian - footballer.

Amara Sy (1981) Malian - basketball player. 

Sadio Sankharé (1981) Malian - footballer.

Tenema N'Diaye (1981) Malian - footballer.

Amadou Konte (1981) Malian - footballer.

Adamo Coulibaly (1981) Malian - footballer.

Morike Sako (1981) Malian - footballer.

Alou Diarra (1981) Malian - footballer.

Ibrahim Kante (1981) Malian - footballer.

Cheick Oumar Dabo (1981) Malian - footballer.

Mamadou Diarra (1981) Malian - footballer. 

Moussa Sidibé (1981) Malian - footballer. 

Ousmane Cisse (1982) Malian - basketball player. 

Djibril Sidibé (1982) Malian - footballer.

Dramane Traoré (1982) Malian - footballer.

Ayouba Traoré (1982) Malian - judoka.

Koly Kanté (1982) Malian - footballer. 

Noé Sissoko (1983) Malian - footballer.

Biagui Kamissoko (1983) Malian - footballer.

Souleymane Diamouténé (1983) Malian - footballer.

Ludovic Chelle (1983) Malian - basketball player. 

Ladji Doucouré (1983) Malian, Senegalese - decathlete.

Moké Diarra (1983) Malian - footballer. 

Abdoulaye Diawara (1983) Malian - footballer. 

Mahamet Diagouraga (1984) Malian - footballer.

Diego Yesso (1984) Malian - footballer.

Mohamed Tangara (1984) Malian - basketball player. 

Soumbeïla Diakité (1984) Malian - footballer.

Kalifa Cissé (1984) Malian - footballer.

Sigamary Diarra (1984) Malian - footballer. 

Jimmy Kébé (1984) Malian - footballer. 

Mamoutou Coulibaly (1984) Malian - footballer.

Mamadou Chérif Dia (1984) Malian - long jumper and triple jumper. 

Bano Traoré (1985) Malian - hurdler.

Boubacar Coulibaly (1985) Malian - footballer.

Drissa Diakité (1985) Malian - footballer.

Mamadou Diakité (1985) Malian - footballer.

Abdarhmane Coulibaly (1985) Malian - Muay Thai kickboxer.

Mohamed Sissoko (1985) Malian - footballer.

Bakary Soumaré (1985) Malian - footballer.

Bakaye Traoré (1985) Malian - footballer.

Adama Tamboura (1985) Malian - footballer.

Bakary Soumare (1985) Malian - footballer.

Sidi Yaya Keita (1985) Malian - footballer. 

Drissa Diarra (1985) Malian - footballer. 

Alphousseyni Keita (1985) Malian - footballer. 

Mohamed Fofana (1985) Malian - footballer. 

Yahia Kébé (1985) Malian - footballer. 

Mamadou Diarra (1986) Malian - basketball player.

Garra Dembélé (1986) Malian - footballer.

Gary Coulibaly (1986) Malian - footballer.

Mustapha Yatabaré (1986) Malian - footballer.

Mamadou Samassa (1986) Malian - footballer.

Ismaël Traoré (1986) Malian - footballer.

Mohammadou Al Hadji (1986) Malian, Cameroonian - footballer.

Manuel Kanté (1986) Malian - footballer. 

Souleymane Keïta (1986) Malian - footballer. 

Demba Barry (1987) Malian - footballer.

Idrissa Coulibaly (1987) Malian - footballer.

Djibril Coulibaly (1987) Malian - footballer.

Mory Sidibé (1987) Malian - volleyball player.

Lassana Fané (1987) Malian - footballer. 

Boubacar Kébé (1987) Malian - footballer. 

Modibo Maïga (1987) Malian - footballer.

Modibo Diakité (1987) Malian - footballer.

Mousa Dembélé (1987) Malian / Flemish - footballer.

Oumar Sissoko (1987) Malian - footballer.

Kalilou Traoré (1987) Malian - footballer.

Ousmane Berthé (1987) Malian - footballer.

Toumani Diagouraga (1987) Malian - footballer.

Bira Dembélé (1988) Malian - footballer.

Moussa Camara (1988) Malian - middle-distance runner. 

Mamoudou Hanne (1988) Malian - sprinter. 

Mana Dembélé (1988) Malian - footballer.

Salif Coulibaly (1988) Malian - footballer.

Cheick Diabaté (1988) Malian - footballer.

Mahamane Traoré (1988) Malian - footballer.

Mohamed Traoré (1988) Malian - footballer.

Wesley Fofana (1988) Malian - American footballer.

Bakary Sako (1988) Malian - footballer.

Mahamadou Sissoko (1988) Malian - footballer.

Alliou Dembélé (1988) Malian - footballer.

Lassana Doucouré (1988) Malian - footballer.

Abdou Traoré (1988) Malian - footballer.

Russell Wilson (1988) African-American [including Malian, Cameroonian, Congolese, Nigerian, Beninese, Togolese, Unspecified North Africa, Senegalese, Africa South-Central Hunter Gatherers], English, Unspecified West Asian and Central Asian - American footballer. 

Moussa Sissoko (1989) Malian - footballer. 

Maka Mary (1989) Malian - footballer. 

Lassana Diarra (1989) Malian - footballer.  

Tongo Doumbia (1989) Malian - footballer. 

Souleymane Konaté (1989) Malian - footballer. 

Bakaye Dibassy (1989) Malian - footballer. 

Hamady Tamboura (1989) Malian - footballer. 

Ousmane Coulibaly (1989) Malian - footballer.

Diaranké Fofana (1989) Malian - footballer.

Samba Diakité (1989) Malian - footballer.

Samba Sow (1989) Malian - footballer.

Massiré Kanté (1989) Malian - footballer.

Sambou Yatabaré (1989) Malian - footballer.

Bassirou Dembélé (1990) Malian - footballer.

Nama Fofana (1990) Malian - footballer.

Morimakan Koïta (1990) Malian - footballer. 

Ismaël Keïta (1990) Malian - footballer. 

Bradley Diallo (1990) Malian - footballer. 

Kassim Doumbia (1990) Malian - footballer. 

Oumare Tounkara (1990) Malian - footballer. 

Boubacar Bangoura (1990) Malian - footballer.

Abdou Doumbia (1990) Malian - footballer.

Mahamadou N'Diaye (1990) Malian - footballer.

Mamoutou N'Diaye (1990) Malian - footballer.

Abdoul Sissoko (1990) Malian - footballer.

Mamadou Samassa (1990) Malian - footballer.

Ahmed Soukouna (1990) Malian - footballer.

Yacouba Sylla (1990) Malian - footballer.

Baboye Traoré (1990) Malian - footballer.

Mamadou Samassa (1990) Malian - footballer.

Cheibane Traoré (1990) Malian - footballer.

Mamadou Wagué (1990) Malian - footballer.

Oumar Diaby (1990) Malian - footballer.

Bandja Sy (1990) Malian - basketball player. 

Cheick Chérif Doumbia (1991) Malian - footballer. 

Makan Konaté (1991) Malian - footballer. 

Gueïda Fofana (1991) Malian - footballer. 

Adama Touré (1991) Malian - footballer.

Souleymane Diabate (1991) Malian - footballer.

Abdoulay Diaby (1991) Malian - footballer.

Slimane Sissoko (1991) Malian - footballer.

Moussa Guindo (1991) Malian - footballer.

Sirina Camara (1991) Malian - footballer.

Kalifa Coulibaly (1991) Malian - footballer.

Boubacar Sylla (1991) Malian - footballer.

N'Golo Kanté (1991) Malian - footballer.

Kalifa Traoré (1991) Malian - footballer.

Moussa Marega (1991) Malian - footballer.

Molla Wagué (1991) Malian - footballer.

Ousseynou Cissé (1991) Malian / Senegalese - footballer. 

Souleymane Demba (1991) Malian / Zambian - footballer. 

Amadou Soukouna (1992) Malian - footballer.

Adama Soumaoro (1992) Malian - footballer.

Ismaël Coulibaly (1992) Malian - taekwondo practitioner.

Sadio Doucouré (1992) Malian - basketball player. 

Ulysse Diallo (1992) Malian - footballer.

Samba Camara (1992) Malian - footballer.

Nouha Dicko (1992) Malian - footballer. 

Guessouma Fofana (1992) Malian - footballer. 

Baba Traoré (1992) Malian - footballer. 

Ousmane Dramé (1992) Malian - footballer. 

Mamadou Kansaye (1992) Malian - footballer. 

Mohamed Konaté (1992) Malian - footballer. 

Sidy Koné (1992) Malian - footballer.

Hamari Traoré (1992) Malian - footballer.

Alassane També (1992) Malian - footballer.

Lassana Samaké (1992) Malian - footballer.

Charles Traoré (1992) Malian - footballer.

Abdoulaye Sissoko (1992) Malian - footballer.

Youssouf Niakaté (1992) Malian - footballer.

Bryan Dabo (1992) Malian - footballer.

Soumaila Sidibe (1992) Malian - footballer.

Sadio Tounkara (1992) Malian - footballer.

Birama Touré (1992) Malian - footballer.

Ismaïla Diarra (1992) Malian - footballer. 

Massadio Haïdara (1992) Malian - footballer. 

Cheick Fantamady Diarra (1992) Malian - footballer. 

Kissada Nilsawai (1992) Malian / Thai - footballer.

Moussa Coulibaly (1993) Malian - footballer.

Alassane Pléa (1993) Malian - footballer.

Adama Ba (1993) Malian - footballer.

Yarouba Cissako (1993) Malian - footballer.

Modibo Dembélé (1993) Malian - footballer.

Boubakary Diarra (1993) Malian - footballer.

Adama Niane (1993) Malian - footballer.

Mamadou Kamissoko (1993) Malian - footballer.

Ibrahima Tandia (1993) Malian - footballer.

Teddy Thomas (1993) Malian / French - rugby player. 

Oumaro Coulibaly (1993) Malian - footballer.

Nianta Diarra (1994) Malian - basketball player. 

Moussa Doumbia (1994) Malian - footballer. 

Abdoulaye Keita (1994) Malian - footballer. 

Ousmane Keita (1994) Malian - footballer. 

Senou Coulibaly (1994) Malian - footballer. 

Yacouba Camara (1994) Malian - footballer. 

Tiécoro Keita (1994) Malian - footballer. 

Boubacar Diarra (1994) Malian - footballer.

Famoussa Koné (1994) Malian - footballer.

Moha Traoré (1994) Malian - footballer.

Kevin Tapoko (1994) Malian, Cameroonian, Burkinabé - footballer.

Hadi Sacko (1994) Malian - footballer.

Aboubacar Ibrahim Toungara (1994) Malian - footballer.

Aly Yirango (1994) Malian - footballer.

Bakary Nimaga (1994) Malian - footballer.

Diacko Fofana (1994) Malian - footballer.

Kafoumba Touré (1994) Malian - footballer.

Boubacar Moungoro (1994) Malian - basketball player. 

Fousseni Diabaté (1995) Malian - footballer.

Alassane Diaby (1995) Malian - footballer.

Alassane Diallo (1995) Malian - footballer.

Djigui Diarra (1995) Malian - footballer. 

Dieudonné Gbakle (1995) Malian - footballer. 

Souleymane Diarra (1995) Malian - footballer. 

Aboubacar Doumbia (1995) Malian - footballer. 

Issa Baradji (1995) Malian - footballer.

Ibrahim Sissoko (1995) Malian - footballer.

Falaye Sacko (1995) Malian - footballer.

Youssouf Koné (1995) Malian - footballer.

Cheick Traoré (1995) Malian - footballer.

Jean-Luc Dompé (1995) Malian - footballer.

Adama Traoré (1995) Malian - footballer.

Sékou Baradji (1995) Malian - footballer.

Raphaël Diarra (1995) Malian - footballer.

Séga Coulibaly (1996) Malian - footballer.

Brahim Konaté (1996) Malian - footballer.

Ibrahim Diallo (1996) Malian - footballer.

Yves Bissouma (1996) Malian - footballer.

Lassana Coulibaly (1996) Malian - footballer.

Tidiane Keita (1996) Malian - footballer.

Namakoro Diallo (1996) Malian - footballer.

Cheick Diallo (1996) Malian - basketball player. 

Mohamed Guilavogui (1996) Malian - footballer.

Djibril Dianessy (1996) Malian - footballer.

Rominigue Kouamé (1996) Malian - footballer.

Hamidou Traoré (1996) Malian - footballer.

Assim Madibo (1996) Malian, Sudanese - footballer.

Diadie Samassékou (1996)  Malian - footballer.

Almamy Touré (1996) Malian - footballer. 

Mahamé Siby (1996) Malian - footballer. 

Cheick Keita (1996) Malian - footballer. 

Moussa Niakhaté (1996) Malian - footballer. 

Alimami Gory (1996) Malian - footballer. 

Moussa Dembélé (1996) Malian - footballer. 

Saliou Guindo (1996) Malian - footballer. 

Ibou Cissé (1996) Malian - footballer. 

Alpha Sissoko (1997) Malian - footballer.

Amadou Konaté (1997) Malian - footballer.

Ibrahima Sissoko (1997) Malian - footballer.

Sagaba Konate (1997) Malian - basketball player. 

Malaly Dembélé (1997) Malian - footballer.

Ihsan Sacko (1997) Malian - footballer.

Ousmane Dembélé (1997) Malian - footballer.

Boubakar Kouyaté (1997) Malian - footballer.

Fodé Ballo-Touré (1997) Malian - footballer.

Gouné Niangadou (1997) Malian - footballer.

Moussa Soumaré (1997) Malian - footballer.

Sebastien Kouma (1997) Malian  - swimmer. 

Aliou Dieng (1997) Malian - footballer.

Issa Marega (1998) Malian - footballer.

Bakary Sissoko (1998) Malian - footballer.

Siaka Bagayoko (1998) Malian - footballer.

Lamine Fomba (1998) Malian - footballer.

Abdoul Karim Danté (1998) Malian - footballer.

Nojo / Mamadou Fofana (1998) Malian - footballer. 

Amadou Haidara (1998) Malian - footballer. 

Mohamed Bayo (1998) Malian - footballer. 

Mahdi Camara (1998) Malian - footballer. 

Mohamed Bamba (1998) Malian - basketball player. 

Youba Diarra (1998) Malian - footballer. 

Abdoulaye Sissako (1998) Malian - footballer. 

Djibril Diani (1998) Malian - footballer. 

Moussa Djenepo (1998) Malian - footballer. 

Boubacar Fofana (1998) Malian - footballer. 

Aly Mallé (1998) Malian - footballer.

Brahima Doukansy (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Kalidou Sidibé (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Djegui Koita (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Moussa Diaby (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Sikou Niakaté (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Sékou Koïta (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Gaoussou Traoré (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Modibo Sagnan (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Moussa Sylla (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Sanasi Sy (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Youssouf Fofana (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Sambou Sissoko (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Ibrahima Konaté (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Mahamadou Dembélé (1999) Malian - footballer. 

Ibrahima Koné (1999) Malian - footballer.

Abdoulaye Diaby (2000) Malian - footballer.

Aldom Deuro (2000) Malian - footballer.

Cheick Doucouré (2000) Malian - footballer. 

Ibrahim Kane (2000) Malian - footballer. 

Ali Samake (2000) Malian - footballer.

Demba van Leeuwen (2000) Malian / Dutch - footballer.

Ousmane Diakité (2000) Malian - footballer.

Wesley Fofana (2000) Malian - footballer.

Moussa Diarra (2000) Malian - footballer.

Mohamed Camar (2000) Malian - footballer.

Sameer Alassane (2000 or 2001) Malian - footballer.

Siriman Kanouté (2001) Malian - basketball player. 

N'Faly Dante (2001) Malian - basketball player. 

Sibiry Keita (2001) Malian - footballer.

Problematic:

Nas / Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones (1973) Nigerian, Beninese, Togolese, Malian, Ivorian, Ghanaian, Cameroonian, Congo, Senegalese - rapper-songwriter. - Physical and emotional violence allegations.

Tamera Mowry (1978) Afro-Bahamian [including Malian, Ivorian, Ghanian, Cameroonian, Congolese] / English, Irish, Unspecified Iberian, Unspecified Other European - actress, model, singer, tv host, and author. - Sexist/slut-shaming comments and believes one can be racist to white people.

ROES / Angel Haze / Raykeea Raeen-Roes Wilson (1991) African-American [including Malian], Blackfoot, Cherokee, Creole - Agender (Xe/Xem/Xer’s, She/Her/Her’s, He/Him/His, They/Them/Their’s) - rapper-songwriter and singer. - Use of the g-slur.

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63 Black-Run Fashion Businesses To Support Today and Always

We all have a responsibility to cultivate black culture in order for communities to thrive. After investing your time into bettering your awareness of systemic racism, familiarize yourself with those making a contribution to today’s style industry and make a purchase from a Black-run fashion brand if your budget allows. Here are 63 Black-run fashion brands to look into, both emerging and established, that span the world.

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Love & Nudes

Touted as Canada’s first Black-owned skin tone-focused brand for POC, Chantal Carter-Taylor’s label also spreads the message of body positivity.

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2/63

Annalay

This Toronto-based jewellery brand, founded in 2013 by Annalay Ajooway, celebrates self-empowerment through adornment.

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3/63

Life Liveth

Ghanaian artist Yaw Tony’s assortment of vibrant silk twill scarves are influenced by a mix of African and Western motifs.

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4/63

Afton By Palm

Bonnisa Moore, who is based in Buckinghamshire, U.K., crafts an array of elegant pieces including earrings, jewellery dishes and greeting cards.

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5/63

Bôhten

Nana Boateng Osei’s eyewear brand uses materials sourced in Africa; styles range from eclectic to classic.

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6/63

Sheer Chemistry

London-based entrepreneur Tahlia Gray launched her line of Italian-made tights after being dissatisfied with the variety of “nude” shades available on the market.

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7/63

De Lovét

“Every woman deserves to fulfill the highest truest expression of herself”–that’s the mantra of Toronto-based accessory designer, Loveth Ezeifeka.

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8/63

The Happy Hair Co.

Inspired by founder Sacha Atherton’s quest to find beautiful and gentle natural hair products for herself and her daughter, this U.K.-based brand boasts a range of scrunchies, head wraps, anti-frizz towels and more.

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9/63

Ownbrown

Created by Switzerland-based lawyer Nadine Ndjoko-Peisker, this range of intimates includes lingerie, undergarments and hosiery.

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10/63

Pseudonym

Summer Ruddock-Ellis, who’s also a partner in the popular platform 4ye, runs this second-hand business from Toronto.

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11/63

Israella Kobla

Based in Toronto, this womenswear brand founded by Emefa Kuadey recently announced a made-to-order model in an effort to reduce waste and provide more focus on particular consumer needs.

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12/63

House of Hayla

Named after co-founder Hayla Amini, who runs the brand with partner George Sully, this Canadian footwear brand offers monochromatic casual and formal styles done with vegan materials.

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13/63

L’Uomo Strano

Canadian Mic. Carter’s designs challenge notions of gender-conformity and are made with decadent, eye-catching fabrics.

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14/63

Bain

Montreal creative Linsey Myriam Bain launched her line of unisex nylon and leather bags in 2019.

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15/63

Scy By Julius

This Toronto brand offers clever pieces done in reworked and upcycled textiles; one pair of jeans comes with six Pokemon cards inside clear pockets on the legs.

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16/63

Omi Woods

The handmade designs conceived by Ashley Alexis McFarlane are crafted with fair trade and conflict-free materials.

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17/63

Mas Montreal

Mckenna Bisson was inspired to launch her line of everyday essentials after realizing there was lack of clothing for people who, like herself, had an athletic build.

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18/63

Mike Paul Atelier

Though his Toronto studio is currently only taking virtual consultations, you can still shop Mike-Paul Neufville’s selection of leather goods.

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Selfish Swimwear

Montreal-based designer Naomie Caron uses a material made of recycled nylon fibre to create her cheerful swimwear.

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20/63

Bustle

For almost 20 years, Toronto’s Bustle has offered an eclectic array of casual and evening wear developed by co-founders Shawn Hewson and Ruth Promislow.

21/63

Greta Constantine

Launched in 2006 by Kirk Pickersgill and Stephen Wong, this Toronto-based brand specializes in vibrant occasion wear.

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22/63

Spencer Badu

This eponymous Toronto brand offers unisex casual wear, and its designer is nominated for a Canadian Art and Fashion Award this year.

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23/63

LaQuan Smith

Based in Long Island City, this brand has garnered fans including Beyoncé and Winnie Harlow.

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24/63

Hoax Couture

With the tagline ‘Let Us Make You More Fabulous’, this Toronto label focuses on custom formal wear.

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25/63

Pretty Denim

Stylist Tahnee Lloyd-Smith launched this emerging label that’s composed of pieces from simple jeans to tailored outerwear.

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26/63

Bum-Cake

This vintage company, founded by Christiana Greene, specializes in previously loved lingerie.

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27/63

Réunion

Brooklyn-based Sarah Nsikak started this upcycling-centric venture as a way to honour African craft.

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28/63

Telfar

Launched in 2005 by Telfar Clemens, this label is best known for its vegan leather bag that’s been nicknamed the ‘Bushwick Birkin’.

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29/63

Dr. Liza

Originally focused on a classic pump style, this Canadian brand—founded by an osteopath—has expanded to include sandals, boots and flats.

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30/63

Atelier New Regime

This Montreal-based brand, that was launched in 2009, mixes utility with novel fabrications.

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31/63

Goodee

Montreal-based brothers Byron and Dexter Peart began this brand as a marketplace for well-designed wares from around the world, and recently launched a tote bag in partnership with the United Nation’s Ethical Fashion Initiative.

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32/63

Cherry Gardens

Toronto-based art director and event producer Myla Davey launched this loungewear line in 2018.

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33/63

Brother Vellies

New York-based Canadian Aurora James’ designs are made by global artisans.

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34/63

Batik Boutik

Maya Amoah founded this brand in 2017; its bold pieces are made in Ghana.

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35/63

Andrea Iyamah

Dumebi Iyamah might be best known for her brand’s swimwear, but it also offers ready-to-wear and bridal pieces.

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36/63

Sami Miro

This L.A.-based eponymous label features pieces made from reused vintage and recycled materials.

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37/63

Kaela Kay

“The future is bright, so why wear boring clothes?” asks this brand’s founder, Catherine Addai.

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38/63

Victor Glemaud

Launched by Haitian-born Glemaud, the label was a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist in 2017.

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39/63

Serendipitous Project

Founded last year by Sydney Ziems, this jewellery brand’s pieces are made-to-order in an effort to minimize production waste.

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40/63

Bouswari

Diarra Bousso Niang’s brand offers classic handbags and small leather goods that are made in Senegal using local traditional techniques.

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41/63

Öfuurë

Nigerian-Canadian Tehilah Abakasanga founded this clothing brand which has since expanded to include swimwear and beauty.

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42/63

Pyer Moss

Designer Kerby Jean-Raymond’s brand has become one of the most celebrated collections in the fashion world; last year, Jean-Raymond was named creative director of Reebok Studies.

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43/63

Nubian Skin

This size and gender-inclusive London-based undergarment, swim and hosiery line is helmed by Ade Hassan, MBE.

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44/63

Fenty

When Rihanna launched her high-end label last year, she became the first black woman to lead a brand for luxury conglomerate LVMH.

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45/63

Stella Jean

Italian designer Stella Jean’s label is focused on celebrating traditional craft from around the world, and providing opportunities for international artisans.

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46/63

Christopher John Rogers

This young CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund winner’s designs can be found online exclusively via e-comm giant Net-A-Porter.

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47/63

Wales Bonner

This brand, launched by Central Saint Martins grad Grace Wales Bonner, was the recipient of the LVMH Young Designer Prize in 2016.

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48/63

Lem Lem

After visiting her native Ethiopia over a decade ago, model and entrepreneur Liya Kebede founded this collection of made-in-Africa pieces.

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49/63

Lisa Folawiyo Studio

This directional label is a favourite of Solange and Lupita Nyong’o.

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50/63

Heron Preston

Streetwear designer Preston is a graduate of Parsons School of Design; in 2016, he collaborated with the The City of New York Department of Sanitation to launch a sustainability-focused foundation.

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51/63

Soko

This San Fransisco and Nairobi-based line was founded by Gwendolyn Floyd, Catherine Mahugu, and Ella Peinovich. As the brand is focused on ethical craft practices, the trio have developed an app to facilitate the the responsible standardization of its manufacturing process.

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52/63

Kenneth Ize

Not only do this Nigerian designer’s eclectic patterned separates turn heads, Ize has caused a sensation during his runway shows for casting legendary model Naomi Campbell.

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53/63

Cushnie

Carly Cushnie’s New York-based company counts Michelle Obama, Jennifer Lopez and Padma Lakshmi as fans. Bridal bonus: The brand also applies its contemporary design aesthetic to wedding wear.

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54/63

Studio 189

Actress Rosario Dawson and one-time exec at Bottega Veneta, Abrima Erwiah, head up this label that offers womenswear, menswear and even has a kids collection.

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55/63

Undra Celeste New York

This label is known for elevated takes on wardrobe essentials like blazers, turtlenecks and wrap dresses; it also offers more flamboyant styles like one-shoulder tops and metallic trousers.

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56/63

Tove Studio

Described as having an “advanced contemporary” direction, this London brand was founded by Holly Wright and Camille Perry, former heads of design and of buying for Topshop.

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57/63

Martine Rose

London-based menswear designer Rose began her brand in 2007 as a shirting label. It’s since grown to include denim and accessories.

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58/63

Maki Oh

You can shop a range of boldly printed shirts from Maki Osakwe’s 10-year-old Lagos-based line.

59/63

Mateo

Jamaican-born designer Matthew Harris creates luxe jewellery and bags at contemporary price points.

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60/63

Fe Noel

Hailing from Brooklyn and inspired by her family’s Grenadian heritage, Felisha Noel gives a lively twist to pieces like sultry robes, wide-leg pants and bodysuits.

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61/63

Romeo Hunte

This audacious New York brand recently collaborated with iconic Australian label Coogi on a selection of wildly printed pieces.

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62/63

Gazelles

Montreal designer Habi Gerba offers made-to-measure services as well as a collection of understated staples like delicate blouses and timeless frocks.

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63/63

A-Cold-Wall

Under the creative direction of Samuel Ross, this brand offers elevated staples including sneakers, utilitarian shirting and outerwear; the fashion industry has taken notice, and in 2018, Ross won the British Emerging Talent Menswear category at the British Fashion Awards.

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  Want to know more? Here are 20 black-run beauty and grooming brands that deserve your dollars.

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Things to do this week in Paris: June 19-25, 2017

A selection of some interesting things to do, see and experience in Paris and beyond for this weekend and over the week ahead.

William Eggleston, ‘Los Alamos’ series, c. 1974. Eggleston Artistic Trust, Memphis © Eggleston Artistic Trust, Memphis.

PHOTOGRAPHY

“Autophoto” at Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain

A must-visit for photography and/or car lovers, Fondation Cartier’s exhibition “Autophoto” examines how cars have influenced photography since the beginning of the 20th century and how photographers have responded to the aesthetic, cultural and environmental dimensions of an increasingly urbanised world.

Read the full review. 

Find more art exhibitions in Paris.

“Walker Evans” at Centre Pompidou

Walker Evans, Allie Mae Burroughs, Wife of a Cotton Sharecropper, Hale Country, Alabama, 1936. Private collection. © Walker Evans Archive, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Photo © Private collection.

A comprehensive exhibition of works by the American photographer Walker Evans is on view at the Centre Pompidou, Paris, best known for his poignant documentation of the Depression-era America. The Centre Pompidou exhibition presents Walker Evans’s well-known images of Alabama tenant farmers and their families along with his other important work examining the everyday life in the United States. Works on show include Evans’s work for the Fortune magazine and his photographic series on anonymous passers-by and commuters in the subways and the streets of America.

Read the full review.

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COMIC BOOKS AND HISTORY

“The Holocaust and Comic Books” at Memorial de la Shoah, Paris

Horst Rosenthal, Mickey Mouse in the Gurs Camp, 1942. Mémorial de la Shoah collection.

Paris-based Memorial de la Shoah (The Holocaust Memorial) examines the representation of Holocaust in comic books with a well-researched and exhaustive exhibition Shoah et bande-dessinée (The Holocaust and Comic Books).

Read more about this and other important exhibitions focusing on art and history here.  

MUSIC

Paris Jazz Festival 2017

Paris Jazz Festival 2017

The 24th edition of the Paris Jazz Festival kicks off this Saturday, June 17, 2017. Nestled in the beautiful Parc Floral of Bois de Vincennes, this free music festival will feature live jazz concerts every Saturday and Sunday over the next seven weekends. Some performances to look forward to are Thomas Savy Quintet on June 17, Andy Emler Megaoctet on June 24, Nicolas Folmer and Magma on June 25, on July 8, Raul Midon on July 9, Les Amazones d’Afrique on July 16, Nina Simone’s daughter Lisa Simone on July 23 and Erik Truffaz on July 30.

Paris Jazz Festival, June 17 to July 30, 2017 at Parc Floral, Esplanade Saint-Louis, Château de Vincennes – Bois de Vincennes, 75012 Paris. Free concerts but paid entry to the Parc Floral (€2.5 – €1.5). More information on www.parisjazzfestival.paris.fr.

Fête de la Musique 2017

The Fête de la Musique will be celebrated everywhere in Paris and France on June 21, 2017. The best way to make the most of this annual musical and summer celebration is to just walk around and be guided by the sounds of music in almost any neighbourhood of Paris. In our experience, Montmartre, Canal Saint Martin, Belleville and Le Marais have an exceptionally diverse and lively street music scene. More information about participating venues and performances can be found on the official website of Fête de la Musique 2017.

La Défense Jazz Festival 2017

Rendezvous at La Défense from June 19 to June 25, 2017 for a series of free, open-air jazz performances. Artists include Jowee Omicil (Canada), Abou Diarra (Mali), Yaron Herman and Emile Parisien (Israel and France), Shabaka & the Ancestors and The Comet is Coming (United Kingdom), Aron Ottignon Trio (New Zealand) and Miles Mosley (United States). This year’s edition will also feature hip-hop (Adian Cooker), electro hip-hop (Chinese Man) Afrobeat (Seun Kuti & Egypt 80′), retro pop (Alsaraha & The Nubatones) and Afrofunk (Jupiter & Okwess). For more information about the music festival and performance schedule, visit the official website of La Défense Jazz Festival 2017.

Solidays 2017

Solidays 2017: Summer Music Festivals in Paris

The 16th edition of the annual music festival Solidays will be held on June 23, 24 and 25 at the Hippodrome of Longchamp, Paris. The 2017 edition promises an interesting mix of rock, hip-hop, electronic and folk music, with a line-up that includes The Prodigy, Kungs, Ibrahim Maalouf, Soulwax and House of Pain. More details.

Paris Gay Pride 2017

  Paris Gay Pride 2016. Photo © Urban Mishmash

The Paris Gay Pride 2017 (or Marche des Fiertés LGBT) will be held on June 24, 2017. Starting at 2:00 pm from the Place de la Concorde, the parade will pass through Rue de Rivoli, Boulevard de Sébastopol, Boulevard Saint Martin before arriving at Place de la République where the closing events are scheduled to be held from 5:00 pm until 10:00 pm. Visit www.inter-lgbt.org/marche-des-fiertes/ or join the Facebook event for more information.

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