11.11.2016 Paris Photo 2016
diptyque is Paris Photo’s official partner.
10.24.2016 Design of light
10.21.2016 Patterns, behind the scenes at the Design Library
Phaidon publications have devoted a major book to the history of patterns, this little sketch that multiply in all directions – a theme which also is linked to the origins of diptyque.
10.17.2016 Berger&Berger at Private Choice
Berger&Berger, the artist and architect duo, are the special guests of the Private Choice event a private initiative linked to FIAC (art fair). And so Laurent Berger grants memento an interview…
10.07.2016 Patterns in modern art
Contemporary Art expert at Christie’s, Paul Nyzam analyzes the logic of patterns in Contemporary art
10.03.2016 Praises of fermentation
Yannick Alléno presents Terroirs, his latest book which main topic is fermentation in gastronomy, another praise of slowness…
09.26.2016 Through the looking glass…
Beyond the traditions, myths and superstitions attributed to the mirror, it occupies a special place in our thoughts about images.
09.23.2016 La Collection 34
Collection 34 is today’s diptyque bazaar, loyal to his original spirit.
09.19.2016 The Invisible Dog
In memory of the joyful bazaar that the diyptyque boutique was when it first opened its doors, diptyque has now become part of the Invisible Dog party.
09.12.2016 Shoreditch
The sociological revival of this area may well be striking and spine-tingling but is not without some heartbreak and nostalgia…
09.09.2016 Henry Fox Talbot
Talbot is the English inventor of photography, just as Niépce and Daguerre were the French inventors of the same.
08.29.2016 Herbarium of Fontcuberta
Through Herbarium, one of his most emblematic work, the artist tackles fiction and irony to create a dynamic of doubt.
08.22.2016 Mesostics
It was American writer and philosopher Norman O. Brown who recommended that John Cage use this poetic technique of mesostics.
08.12.2016 Mapplethorpe Flora: The Complete Flowers
Daffodils, roses, orchids, irises, birds of paradise, tulips, each flower reveals itself to his serious and penetrating lens in the late evening light dappling the studio in which he lives.
08.01.2016 Josef Sudek at Jeu de Paume museum
Sudek’s mastery of the pigment printing process enabled him to produce highly atmospheric and evocative images, thereby reaping all of the reflective and descriptive power of the gelatin silver print.
06.27.2016 Pierre de Fenoÿl
« My meanderings through the world of photography made me veer firmly towards a religious and almost mystical perception of photography » (Pierre de Fenoÿl)
06.20.2016 The smell of memory
So many poets and writers have deliberated on the mnemonic power of smell.
06.13.2016 Jean Imbert: cooking and travelling
« The thing I love the most about travelling is all those little titbits I find out about culinary culture, ancestral know-how, produce and regional specialities! »
06.03.2016 Contemporary geophotography
Since the Seventies landscapes have blossomed in the field of «fine art » photography.
05.30.2016 Liners from the past
These ocean liners were real floating palaces.
05.23.2016 Motionless voyage
The most dreadful journey can be undertaken with the smallest of steps.
05.20.2016 Peter Doig: peaceful eeriness
A bright red boat glides gently across a lake fringed by dense jungle…
05.13.2016 The “palme d’or”
The palm leaf as a design for the prize united two symbols: an emblem of victory that went right back to Antiquity plus a nod to city of Cannes
04.28.2016 Dada optophonetic
“This wordless poetry already constituted one of the most salient features of Dada.”
04.25.2016 Gastronomy and perfume
“I have always been really interested in the world of perfume because of its evocative power.” (Anne-Sophie Pic)
04.21.2016 diptyque questionnaire: Jean-Pierre Blanc
Jean-Pierre Blanc is the founder and director of the International Fashion and Photography Festival of Hyères, and the director of Villa Noailles, a centre for art and architecture.
04.14.2016 Sound and color
Towards a synesthetic approach to art, from the Renaissance until the 20th century.