Le 48/64 EP. 20 : Japan Expo 2023, Tsukasa Hō...

Après Eurydice, Lou Lubie change de mythe et nous entraîne en Transylvanie moderne, où humains et vampires coexistent. Avec ce nouvel album intitulé Saigneurs, elle signe un récit gothique et engagé. À l’occasion de sa sortie, nous avons pu la rencontrer pour un entretien exclusi ...  Show more

Historienne de formation, Valérie Mangin est entrée par hasard dans la bande dessinée en 1998, lors d'une rencontre avec Denis Bajram. Autrice d'« Alix Senator » et de « Thorgal », elle revient sur son parcours atypique, son rapport à l'histoire et les défis du milieu en tant que ...  Show more

Katsuhiro Otomo’s vast magnum opus ‘Akira’ (1982-90) is one of the landmarks of late 20th century science fiction — a story of psychic battles, youth counterculture and technology run out of control — all set in Neo-Tokyo, a vast megastructure in the Tokyo bay. If you’ve only eve ...  Show more

Tomoko Hojo is an artist working with the fluidity between sound, music and performance. Recently she has been working on the theme of what makes (women’s) silenced voices audible in history, with a special focus on Japanese women who developed relationships with western countrie ...  Show more

Gina Kalabishis’s work is about relationships and connection; connecting with nature and connecting with each other. Her recent show at Flinders Lane Gallery, ‘Bundanon Floor to Sky’, drew on her time spent within the landscape of Bundanon, the gift that artist Arthur Boyd and hi ...  Show more

The Hell Courtesan (Jigoku Tayuu) is a mysterious figure that appears in art and story in Japan since the 1600s. But who is this beautiful high-ranked oiran who wears a kimono covered in images of hell? In this episode I talk about her legend and relationship with the eccentric m ...  Show more