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Gabrielle Agachiko to guest at Spokenword Paris on January 30th. Theme: War & Peace.

Posted on January 26, 2017 by albertorigettini

Gabrielle Agachiko is a jazzsinger, songwriter, activist and performance artist. Her collaborations include William Esper, Atom said, Russ Gershon. As an activist, she has worked on various Peace committees and initiatives, she was an organizer for STARC (Stop the Apartheid … Continue reading →

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Malik Crumpler to Guest at SpokenWord Paris January 16th. Theme: Paradox

Posted on January 13, 2017 by albertorigettini

Malik Ameer Crumpler is a poet, rapper and music producer that’s released several albums, short films and five books of poetry.He founded the literary journals: Madmens Calling, Visceral Brooklyn and Those That This. He is the new curator/ host of Poets Live, Paris. Crumpler also wrote several musicals, ballets/arias commissioned by … Continue reading →

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Halloween took October away. Some pictures to remember it.

Posted on November 5, 2016 by albertorigettini

Photos taken by Sabine Dundure during October, Au Chat Noir, on Mondays.

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June at SpokenWord Paris: Highlights by Sabine Dundure.

Posted on July 7, 2016 by albertorigettini

This gallery contains 46 photos.

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Comparing Chiaroscuro Techniques: Gerrit Van Honthorst vs Sabine Dundure.

Posted on June 29, 2016 by albertorigettini

A comparison between “The Denial of St.Peter” by Gerrit Van Honthorst dated 1622 and “The Birthday of St. Leo Sirois” by Sabine Dundure June 2016.

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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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April, May, SpokenWord 1, 2, 3 and 4. Through the lens of Sabine Dundure.

Posted on May 2, 2016 by albertorigettini

April has gone, spring is lost, winter is not dead. These pictures of Sabine Dundure portray the dark light of a basement, some velvet curtains and lots of spokenwanderers who gather there one Monday after another. A birthday song, some … 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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January’s gone. It was great. This is going to be another unforgettable year.

Posted on January 26, 2016 by albertorigettini

Photos taken downstairs at the Chat Noir by Sabine Dundure:

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