MAPPA URBIS. Histoire de l’art se cache un travailleur acharné

se cache un travailleur acharné qui laissera derrière lui une oeuvre considérable

this decade of conversations between David Hockney and art critic Martin Gayford explores the very nature of creation through the circuitous path of the artist's anecdotes

at the same time

or enjoying our homes in our current state of "time starvation

in the studio on the rue des Grands-Augustins

MAPPA URBIS. Histoire de l’art se cache un travailleur acharnéLike Rome, there were capitals that were the "navels of the world," the spiritual beacons of civilizations. Today, when it comes to cities, eternity no longer holds sway. None of them is the center or the map of the world. Under the influence of a devouring modernity, they swell, soon overflowing the boards of the guide maps. Sometimes they move, die or change their names. A rare thing: no two cities are alike. And when the planisphere seeks to