AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation: UN experts condemned the force used against student protesters in France, who are demanding safer, better-equipped schools, more teachers and fairer access to education. The government has promised reforms, but student groups say they fall short. Paris Art: A new exhibition at UNESCO’s Miró Hall brings together more than 60 paintings by Greek artist Peter Katsichtis, tracing a career shaped by cultural exchange and a lifelong search for freedom. Music and Protest: Paris’s Orchestre du Nouveau Monde has taken its activist performances into the streets and schools, treating classical music as a tool for social engagement. Gospel: Seven gospel concerts at the Zénith de Paris in the past two and a half years point to the growing reach of French-speaking and African gospel on the capital’s major stages. Prehistoric Art: Researchers are using non-invasive imaging to study the mineral coatings that may have helped preserve the 37,000-year-old paintings in Chauvet Cave.
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