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18 January 2022
Vale Hossein Valamanesh 1949-2022
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Iranian Australian artist Hossein Valamanesh.
- News
5 January 2022
The Australian Embassy in France sends her best wishes for 2022
- Art exhibition
- News
1 December 2021
Be enchanted by the new Jonathan Jones exhibition, presented at the Palais de Tokyo until 20 February 2022
“This interchange between continents, between nature and culture, is like a page of history to re-read and to share. This work simply inspires wonder.” Valérie Marin La Meslée, Le Point
- Events
- Review
- Science and innovation
29 November 2021
French and Australian scientists unite for Antarctica, Land of Science and Peace
Over 100 guests from the French scientific community celebrated the opening at the Australian Embassy of Antarctica, Land of Science and Peace and the launch of the science and innovation stream of Australia now France.
- Literature
- Review
25 November 2021
Don’t miss the “literary sensation” Carpentaria by Aboriginal Australian writer Alexis Wright
Carpentaria by Indigenous writer Alexis Wright has been chosen as a core texts for the English language Agrégation in France. This is a historic choice for the Agrégation examination, as English-language literature is usually drawn from British, Irish and American writers.
- Cinema
- Events
- Review
11 November 2021
From Australia to Hollywood, (re)discover the filmography of director Phillip Noyce
Look back at the Phillip Noyce retrospective at the Cinémathèque française from 27 October to 7 November 2021
- Art exhibition
- Events
- News
30 September 2021
Puisque tout se passe, Hossein Valamanesh – A poetic exhibition that will take you on a journey from Iran to Australia
The Institute of Islamic Cultures launched ‘Because everything passes’, the first European exhibition by Hossein Valamanesh on 22 September, in the presence of the artist.
- Events
- Review
- Sports
22 September 2021
Australia and sport: it’s a love story
On 4 September 2021, AFL France invited you to kick a goal at the Eiffel Tower to discover Australian football.
- News
18 August 2021
(Re)Discover the history of Australian Olympians during the First World War – Looking back at the virtual conferences held by the Sir John Monash Centre
As part of the Australia now France 2021-22 program, the Sir John Monash Centre hosted two online conferences on Monday 2 August 2021. It was the opportunity to (re)discover the exceptional stories of several Australian Olympians who served during the First World War.
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- News
- Review
12 August 2021
It’s a wrap for Ozploitation in Paris – looking back at this extraordinary month of cinema
From July 5 to 25, 2021, the Cinémathèque française, in collaboration with the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, presented a unique retrospective of the Ozploitation genre.
- News
11 August 2021
Le Havre, Australian stopover – To discover until 7 November 2021
“Le Havre, Australian stopover” is an opportunity for you to (re)discover the island-continent and its special links with the Norman city through a rich and varied cultural programme.
- News
29 June 2021
Australian Ambassador to France launches Australia now France 2021-22!
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24 May 2021
Erub artists to feature at Le Havre Natural History Museum, France
Erub artists will feature in a major exhibition at the Le Havre Natural History Museum in France. Erub artists are very pleased to once again work with curator Geraldine Le Roux on an ambitious ghost net project that has seen their artists commissioned to create a dolphin (Bid Paikai).
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24 March 2021
Baïka magazine’s latest edition brings you on a journey through Australia
The new edition of Baïka magazine, published in March 2021, will bring French readers on a journey through Australia.
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30 November 2020
Calling all applicants – Get involved with Australia now France 2021–22!
The Australian Embassy in France, together with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade invite you to become part of our flagship public diplomacy program, Australia now 2021–2022.
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