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Marseille. A la Vieille Charité, une expo "Tatouages !" (sur les tatouages, l'utilisation de leurs motifs, les scarifications...)
Farid Belkahia - "Aube II"
Lalla Essaydi - "Les Femmes du Maroc"
Denis Martinez - "Lalla El Ouechma"
Choukri Mesli - sans titre
Denis Martinez
Denis Martinez' Balls
Old County Stadium. Fall 1996. Brewers playing the Cleveland Indians. Mom, Dad, and 3 of 4 kids sitting about 20 rows up to the right (looking down) of the Indians’ dugout. Beautiful fall evening. Mellow. “DENIS!” “EL PRESIDENTE!!” Arms waving wildly, my husband stood up to yell at Indians’ pitcher Denis Martinez as he walked back to the dugout at the end of an inning. Denis quickly looked…
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Denis Martinez' Balls
Denis Martinez’ Balls
Old County Stadium. Fall 1996. Brewers playing the Cleveland Indians. Mom, Dad, and 3 of 4 kids sitting about 20 rows up to the right (looking down) of the Indians’ dugout. Beautiful fall evening. Mellow. “DENIS!” “EL PRESIDENTE!!” Arms waving wildly, my husband stood up to yell at Indians’ pitcher Denis Martinez as he walked back to the dugout at the end of an inning. Denis quickly looked…
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Denis Martinez' Balls
Denis Martinez’ Balls
Old County Stadium. Fall 1996. Brewers playing the Cleveland Indians. Mom, Dad, and 3 of 4 kids sitting about 20 rows up to the right (looking down) of the Indians’ dugout. Beautiful fall evening. Mellow. “DENIS!” “EL PRESIDENTE!!” Arms waving wildly, my husband stood up to yell at Indians’ pitcher Denis Martinez as he walked back to the dugout at the end of an inning. Denis quickly looked…
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Denis Martinez
[Per una terra possibile][Jean Sénac]
"Per una terra possibile" di Jean Sénac permette di meglio comprendere la sua vita tormentata, al servizio della poesia, dell’emozione e della terra d’Algeria, appassionatamente amata.
Jean Sénac, scrittore algerino di lingua francese, fu assassinato ad Algeri nel 1973. Amico di Albert Camus e di René Char, poeta di altissima levatura riconosciuto a livello internazionale, ha lasciato un’opera letteraria considerevole, di cui una parte è rimasta inedita – in Italia è apparso solamente, e per i nostri tipi nel 2017, Ritratto incompiuto del padre. Questo volume colma la lacuna e…
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