Michel Cambon's Drawing Responds to Museums Caught Off Guard by Heatwaves

Published on lejournaldesarts.fr on 20 September 2026, a fifteen-word drawing by Michel Cambon titled "Pour une météo des musées" takes as its starting point the article "Face aux canicules, des musées pris de court." The work sits within the Politique culturelle section of the publication, which gathers all articles under Actualités. The same date also carries a report by Emma Boutier on India, where official gifts presented to the Prime Minister are sent to auction, in contrast to France, where presents received by the president of the Republic are kept in national collections. Two days earlier, on 18 September 2026, Gilles Bechet reported from Belgium that Benoît Schoonbroodt, a specialist in art trafficking who was sidelined after publishing a book on the art market's excesses, has been reinstated in the federal administration of the Economy, though not in his former functions. That same 18 September, Olivier Tosseri filed from Italy on a strong tourist season, noting that heatwaves have shifted travellers' destination choices while heritage sites fill up during evening openings. Also on 18 September, Christine Coste interviewed Bruno Patino, a media and digital issues specialist newly appointed president of the Arles photography school, who argues that understanding the nature and impacts of artificial intelligence is essential and states that AI enables the cloning of artworks.