A Love Supreme begins in abrupt solitude and complete silence. To create within constraints, to find the right place, a comfortable distance. Supreme love.

On the eve of France’s presidential elections to detach oneself from the most boring show tennis competition of the 5th Republic and read Camus’ Plague.

Olivier Dubois has just presented his piece Auguri whereby bodies dash off in a race for humanity. It seems dance has had a penchant for running lately.

Man Rec. Only me. Wolof, Senegal, back to the origins.
Hip-hop. Contemporary dance. Absolute dance.
Music. Electronic ethnic modern, with strong bass.

It is thus in a joyful questioning that the iFeel series comes to an end. The simplicity of the show betrays some serious work done beforehand.

Whilst marketing has erected a temple for fun and declared it the new religion, a different wind is blowing over the kingdom of video games.

Life is a moveable feast. Or so it is for Yves-Noël Genod and these kids who lack neither passion nor French kissing abilities.

From his ivory tower at 10 Avenue George V in Paris, the Spanish Master would create collections for the elite of the elite.

In 2013 Dub Love, François Chaignaud, Cecilia Bengolea and Hanna Hedman (in lieu of Ana Pi) do the splits between pointe and dub.