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AI CAN
In this interview, Panorama’s Director, Matthew Webb, speaks with noted illustrator Allen Shaw about AI and his new collaborative Short Film AI CAN.
The Other Paris
Every generation thinks it discovers sex and Paris. My 1970s discovery occurred with a Greek anti-hero in an intimate, inexpensive, crumbling Île Saint-Louis hotel. Paris...
Le Petite Voyeur
In Montmartre, near the place de Tertre, in the corner of a two-room flat, little Sébastien laid on his pallet of blankets next to Peter,...
Looking for Colour in the Cool Grey City
In October 2019, I could finally afford to visit the city of my youthful dreams. As a Japanese American teenager in the late 1950s, I...
Remembering Shay Youngblood
In January 2023, I had the honour of being invited to participate in the inaugural Freedom Writers Retreat for Black Women Writers at Black-owned boutique...
From Deathstyle to Joie de Vivre: My Parisian Transformation
The brother’s passport pages were so crammed with stamps that accordion extensions bulged the back cover. He’d had to renew his passport two years early...
John Singer Sargent in Paris: The Limits of Liminality
The transformative exhibition John Singer Sargent in Paris at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City (27 April-3 August 2025) demonstrates Sargent’s dramatic...
The Genesis Exhibition by Do Ho Suh
The Genesis Exhibition: Do Ho Suh: Walk The House, Tate Modern, Bankside, London, SE1 9TG 1 May 2025 – 19 October 2025, ‘Walk The House’,...
Edward Burra and Ithell Colquhoun
Edward Burra (1905-1976) and Ithell Colquhoun (1906-1988), 13 June – 19 October 2025, Tate Britain, Millbank, London SW1P 4RG. Two for the price of one,...
White Knights—Ho Chi Minh City/Saigon 50 Years On
The Mekong Delta wetlands were grey, dotted with glinting roofs and petrified boats, rivers winding every which way like a gigantic drip painting. The city...
Vous sentez le jasmin: Paris in the Soul
Who is ever ready for Paris? We’re all fools when we arrive. If we don’t know that about ourselves already, Paris is happy to teach...
Paris with My Father
After my long wait at Charles de Gaulle airport, where the joyful reunions and towering luggage of African families bottlenecked the exits; after the train...
The Girl No One Knew
It was 1975, in Irkutsk—a quiet Siberian city wrapped in the concrete hush of the Soviet era. My grandmother and I walked through her friend...
A Strange Gift
He came home from work the other day carrying, apart from his usual laptop bag, a gift box about the size of a pop-up toaster....
Caillebotte: The Floor Scrapers
The impulse to fly came to Moshe as he prepared to leave the house on the morning of his wife’s funeral. He had no will...
For the Birds
If numbers were power, chickens would rule the animal kingdom. With over 35 billion of them roaming Earth, the population of Gallus domesticus outnumbers humans...
Paris: City of Monuments
We retraced old haunts, ate ice cream, dined on the Eiffel Tower, joined the crowds at Montmartre. It was the first time we had paid...
In Too Deep
David looked up from the canvas that he was painting on the floor to check on the flurrying snow outside. He didn’t usually start getting...
What the Undisputed Witness to the Woodpecker Wrote
When nature writing outlasts the nature written of, we should re-read it. While it may never have been originally intended as such, what we’ll have...
And Dil Came Tumbling After
“You go ahead,” he said. That at least is what he meant when he made that familiar gesture—a quick, upward-turned ruffling of the air before...
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