Bruno Abraham-Kremer and Nicolas de Staël, painting on boards

"Nicolas de Staël, the fury of painting" with Bruno Abraham Kremer at the Lucernaire theater © Pascal Gely

By: Jean-François Cadet Follow

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Bruno Abraham-Kremer pays homage to the painted Nicolas de Staël on the stage of the Lucernaire theater.

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“There are only two valid things in art.

1 ° The fulgurance of authority.

2 ° The fulgurance of hesitation.

That's all.

One is made of the other, but at the top the two stand out very clearly.

This is what Nicolas de Staël wrote in 1953 to the poet Pierre Lecuire, this is what Bruno Abraham-Kremer said on the stage of the Lucernaire theater.

Around him two musicians, and immense blank canvases suspended from the hangers, on which are projected the works of this unclassifiable painter.

For more than an hour, the actor declaims to the public the letters of this passionate, tortured, demanding artist, with a meteoric journey.

“Nicolas de Staël, the fury of painting” is to be applauded at the Théâtre du Lucernaire in Paris.

On the menu of this Café Gourmand:

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relishes the return of the character of the

who

returns from October 14 in all art houses in France with a series of 5 delicious little cartoons around Gourmandise. 

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us to the highest spheres of lyrical art - in the company of a 20th century singer nicknamed 'the divine': Maria Callas.

Monica Bellucci pays homage to him on stage in her "Letters and Memories", collected and set by Tom Volf. 

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went on an adventure with Mickey, the most famous little mouse, who returns in a comic strip by Denis-Pierre Filippi and Silvio Camboni entitled La Terre des Anciens published by Glénat.

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