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Autumn leaves by Sabine Dundure

Posted on December 16, 2016 by albertorigettini

A selection of moments, snapped by Sabine Dundure, downstairs au Chat Noir…

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A new season has started: Snaps by Sabine Dundure

Posted on September 29, 2016 by albertorigettini

After the summer break a new season opened: our 10th year, as an urban legend says. Hot it’s still hot, and besides the classical shyness of every September, crowded already. These are just a few moments captured by Sabine Dundure. … Continue reading →

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May, June, Inondations…

Posted on June 6, 2016 by albertorigettini

As our friend Peter Deaves reminds us, the Seine never made it to Belleville, not even in 1910. Not even to Oberkampf. We are safe here in this underground bunker. We don’t need to move our masterpieces somewhere else as … Continue reading →

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March has gone. Memories from a basement.

Posted on April 4, 2016 by albertorigettini

Welcome April. March has gone. So many memories. But in case you forgot we still have a monthly selection of Sabine Dundure‘s pictures, so that when you’ll be old enough you can show your grandchildren how it was in Paris, … Continue reading →

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Happy birthday Sabine! February is gone and we realize it’s been 3 years with Sabine Dundure as our official photographer…

Posted on February 29, 2016 by albertorigettini

A February salad of images to celebrate 3 years of Sabine Dundure‘s pictures at SpokenWord Paris and her new record: 4,532 FB views for her last album. If you want more privacy, hide yourself better… (And if you want to … Continue reading →

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Spoken Word Paris March 9th: Strangers!

Posted on March 15, 2015 by albertorigettini

Pictures by Sabine Dundure. Full album here. She suggests you listen to this while surfing her pictures. Smiles, right hands & knick-knacks. See you on Monday with dentists.

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Spoken Word Paris September 29: Extraterrestrial!

Posted on October 4, 2014 by albertorigettini

Photo-report by Sabine Dundure. More Pictures here. Caricature-report by Marzio Mariani. More Caricatures here. Like it as you like. Downstairs au Chat Noir special fundrising night for Dawn of the Algorithm with our featured Dinosaur poet Yann Icus! You can … Continue reading →

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Photoreport from April 21: Enlightenment!

Posted on April 27, 2014 by albertorigettini

Featured Reader: Ernesto Sarezale. Uncensored pictures here. Puritane pictures by Sabine Dundure. Full album here. It’s getting hot down there. Indeed. Next Monday theme: Risks.

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Photoreport from Spoken Word February 24: Initiation!

Posted on March 1, 2014 by albertorigettini

Pictures by Alex Manthei, you know, the guy of Twowordsfor. The guy below right here. Have a look atthe full album of pictures here. Songs to listen while browsing the pictures: AC/DC – You shook me all night long (gently … Continue reading →