Final #CultureChezVous Episode Reflects on Aging and Digital Art

Emmanuel Daydé concludes the #CultureChezVous series with reflections on aging and remote art. The death of Germano Celant (arte povera founder) on April 29 and Dave Greenfield (The Stranglers) are noted. Michel Jonasz, 73, performed in the Concert des confinés on April 22. Christian Boltanski, 75, ranks second in Artindex France 2020. Nathalie Reymond writes about Pierre Soulages, 100, confined in Sète. Pascal Dusapin, 64, composed Black Letters for piano in homage to Soulages, premiered at the Louvre on January 10. Arvo Pärt, 84, canceled concerts until May 1. Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev launched 'Cosmo Digitale' at Castello di Rivoli. Tornabuoni Art offered a viewing room of Alighiero Boetti works. Michelangelo Pistoletto, 85, recovered from COVID-19. Robert Wilson, 78, shared Video Portraits online. Rouillac auction house initiated #SoutiensUnArtiste, a solidarity online auction from April 30 to May 6, with 450 works, no fees. Paula Cooper, 82, emphasizes physical art experience. Jonas Kaufmann and Ludovic Tézier launched a petition for opera support. A collective including Catherine Deneuve and Jean Dujardin published a tribune in Le Monde warning culture will be 'on the ground'. Emmanuel Macron promised decisions on May 6. Etel Adnan's quote closes the piece.