The Theory of grain of sand (part 2)

Brüsel, July 21, 784. Constant Abeels lists patiently all the stones that materialize mysteriously in different parts of his apartment. All weigh exactly the same weight: 6793 grams - a prime number… In a neighboring building, a mother is fighting the sand that builds up with regularity in her apartment, much to the delight of his children, while a little further, the owner and chef of the famous restauraunt Mauritius discovers he is losing weight, without losing weight so far… And these strange phenomena are only become more pronounced as each day passes. To investigate these unusual events a woman arrives from Pâhry: Mary Von Rathen, that we once calle "the leaning child". The second volume of THE THEORY OF GRAIN OF SAND begins two weeks after the first events of Volume 1, August 2 784. Read more in the second part that will be released on September 10th, 2008.

Pages : 120
Price : 17,50 euro
ISBN : 9782203343269
Dimensions : 29.8x20.2x1.2 cm

 
 

Concert de dessin

On Saturday September 13, the "Concert de dessin" by François Schuiten will be presented at the Maison du Peuple de Poulseur on the occasion of the 20th Heritage Days.
Combining the comic book with music and architecture, this concept absolutely unprecedented in Belgium will be offered to the public by the Commune of Comblain-au-Pont. This mixture between various art forms will highlight the building of the Maison du Peuple and its history. A formal live image in public and on the big screen images by François Schuiten, designer of the Cités obscures, on partitions violin and piano composed by Adam Line.

More info in French at http://www.comblainaupont.be/-Concert-de-dessin-de-Francois-

 

 
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