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Corée, la K Culture
€35.00K-pop, séries, gastronomie, cinéma, mode… la pop culture coréenne conquiert le monde ! Ce livre propose un voyage autour du K-World. Un panorama tous azimuts de cette culture passionnante, étonnante, vivifiante, qui permet de regarder Parasite en mangeant un délicieux Bibimbap et en buvant un verre de soju. D’écouter BTS, d’aller danser au ryhtme du Gangnam style, puis de chanter dans un karaoké jusqu’au bout de la nuit avant de rentrer au matin calme en voyant le soleil se lever sur Bukchon Hanok Maeul !
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42ème rue
€35.00Enfin un livre pour les amoureux de la comédie musicale Finally a book for all musical loversNew bible and reference work on the subject, 42nd Street, The Great History of Musical Comedies is an authentic stroll through history, song, dance and music.In the program "42e Rue" on France Musique, Laurent Valière, journalist and producer at Radio France, has been meeting as a passionate and connoisseur of musicals lovers for 10 years. In this book, he explores this theme in all its dimensions: anecdotes, focus on artists, shows, musical theater personalities, without forgetting the news of shows in Paris, London and Broadway. -
Toits de Paris
€39.90The most beautiful views of the roofs of Paris in panoramic versionThe most beautiful views of the roofs of Paris, in a panoramic walk from dawn to dusk. The most beautiful views of the roofs of Paris, in a panoramic walk from dawn to dusk. Infinite foliage of zinc, slate and oxidized copper, from which emerge the gilding of the great monuments, the roofs of Paris form the most emblematic canopy in the world. Laurent Dequick invites us to explore them, from daybreak until dusk, in a panoramic and exhaustive walk laying bare the "most beautifulcity of the world". -
1000 sneakers deadstock
€59.90Is this pair Deadstock? This is THE question asked by the amateur; Discover the history of the sneaker in more than 1000 pairs, from the first Air Force 1 to today, through the eyes and experiences of Larry Deadstock and François Chevalier.In the era of collaborations, limited series and the resale market, the team of Larry Deadstock, a reference store in Paris, tells the modern story of sneaker culture, from the 2000s to the present day, through a ideal collection of 1000 rare models.From sports fields and fashion shows to the streets and auctions, how simple pairs of sneakers have become true cult objects in the 21st century. -
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Tokyo stories
€35.00A unique book in the world!Kim Jong Il Looking at Things is one of the most followed, shared and imitated monothematic Tumblr in recent years. Uninterrupted series of photographs of North Korea's Dear Leader looking at things, this series fascinates with its formal rigor and intensity.Without removing these photographs their primary function - to raise Kim Jong Il to an iconic rank - this series forces a shift in the purpose of propaganda. The icon changes to taxonomy, the viewer is being watched, and the meaning of this images breaks away.Accompanied by an essay by Marco Bohr entitled Looking at Kim Jong Il Looking at Things, the book reveals the springs of our fascination for these accumulated images on the Internet - these memes - analyzing how a series of apparently innocent photographs become viral and attractive. By publishing Kim Jong Il Looking at Things in the collection FOLLOW ME, Collecting Images Today, Jean Boîte Éditions continues to highlight another art scene, which establishes the online collector as a creator, and the ephemeral in the perennial. -
Accidentally Wes Anderson
€35.00A unique book in the world!Kim Jong Il Looking at Things is one of the most followed, shared and imitated monothematic Tumblr in recent years. Uninterrupted series of photographs of North Korea's Dear Leader looking at things, this series fascinates with its formal rigor and intensity.Without removing these photographs their primary function - to raise Kim Jong Il to an iconic rank - this series forces a shift in the purpose of propaganda. The icon changes to taxonomy, the viewer is being watched, and the meaning of this images breaks away.Accompanied by an essay by Marco Bohr entitled Looking at Kim Jong Il Looking at Things, the book reveals the springs of our fascination for these accumulated images on the Internet - these memes - analyzing how a series of apparently innocent photographs become viral and attractive. By publishing Kim Jong Il Looking at Things in the collection FOLLOW ME, Collecting Images Today, Jean Boîte Éditions continues to highlight another art scene, which establishes the online collector as a creator, and the ephemeral in the perennial. -
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