This past week, while going through the inventory of new books, I found an enchanting board book by elodie jarrett [1], a mysterious self-described French-Swedish designer. Her work led me to http://www.studiolaloretsgen.com/ [2] and the website of Marie Anne-Bruschi https://www.re-voirparis.com/a-propos/ [3].
Please visit her portraits of Parisians, and explore Paname - the neighborhoods of Paris. It helps that her Paris is presented as this lovely guidebook. I am very grateful this year for Front International and efforts by the Collective Arts Network (CAN Journal) [4] to promote Cleveland's wider geography of the arts. We must invite Ms. Bruschi here to curate the next Front Trienniel. [5] She has the panache and design skills to do the job right.
Wolf's Gallery is one of the places - you must visit for the "Cleveland is my Paris" experience. [6] The show organized for FrontArt closes on August 31st. If you missed the panel discussion on Cleveland: A Cultural Center. The discussion is archived here: http://wolfsgallery.com/films [7]
A few images from my Paris experience [8] this summer.