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ENQUÊTE ALEXANDRA JOUSSET ET KSENIA BOLCHAKOVA Le 3 mars 2021, à Grozny, le chef de la République tchétchène, Ramzan Kadyrov, accueille Evgueni Prigojine dans le palais présidentiel décoré des portraits [...]

The article presents the discussion on images of the photographer born in 1964 in Munich. Topics include exploring the conceptual possibilities offered by the models devoting first to sculpture using photography; and using colored paper and cardboard for reconstructing the spaces represented in three dimensions.

The article reviews the Art on Paper fair, from October 3 to October 6, 2024, at TourS. Taxis, Picardstraat 11, in Brussels, Belgium.

The article focuses on importance of paper for writing and steps or the timid humming of a song that seeks to punctuate the footprints. It mentions paper is a Chinese invention, few know that it was the noble and literate Tsaï-Loun who imagined in the 5th century A.D. and voluminous philosophical and political history of the establishments and the trade of Europeans in the two Indies. It also mentions trade secret will last until the 7th century, when after the battle of Samarkand.

The article focuses on the acquisition of Kempf Universal Cardan Shafts GmbH by Ringspann, aimed at expanding its industrial transmission product portfolio and market presence. Topics include the strategic integration of Kempf's offerings to enhance Ringspann's "one-stop-shop" model, the strengthening of its position in heavy-duty applications like steel and paper industries, and plans to develop the new German site into a European hub for transmission technology.

The article presents the role of paper in corporate communication, emphasizing its continued importance despite the rise of digital channels. Topics include the physical and sensory experience offered by paper, its status as a marker in contemporary media, and its effectiveness in establishing trust and proximity with audiences, highlighting how paper can be a strategic tool within the media mix, particularly for brands and institutions looking to address important information.

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The article focuses on Releaf Paper, a company specializing in eco-friendly paper solutions and packaging. It highlights the expansion of their product range with three new innovations made from collected urban ecosystem leaves. It is reported that these innovations include a self-assembled box, a notebook, and wrapping paper, catering to businesses along with retail bags, corrugated cardboard boxes, and postal bags.

The article focuses on the history of paper which comes from China and probably appears there in the 3rd century BC, made from plant fibers and invention of the printing press in the 15th century will stimulate demand of paper. It mentions Western paper is made from rags soggy and shredded with wooden hammers, operated by the force of the current. It also mentions wood will replace rags as a raw material and chemicals added to bleach the pulp in 19th century.

The article reports that independent press is being challenged by rising production costs of uncoated paper. It mentions increases in paper prices are passed on to French printers, who also charge us the rising energy prices for manufacturing and delivery, and the number of paper press titles, already in free fall, will continue to plummet, and can expect to see newspapers close by the shovel or lose their independence in 2023. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reviews the art exhibition "Richard Serra: La Puissance Sculpturale sur Papier", by Richard Serra, in Paris, France, from March 14 to May 7, 2024.

An interview is presented with president Guillaume LeJeune of Culture Papier. Topics discussed include its goal to promote the use of the printed word in all its forms; engage in the societal promotion of the paper industry in the broad sense, and favorable environmental indicators than digital; and promoting paper recycling. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reviews the print and graphic arts exhibition "Chefs-d'œuvre of Paper", by Francisco Goya and Albrecht Dürer, in Paris, France, until January 14, 2024.

A step-by-step instruction is presented for recycling paper.

The article reports on the paper returning in force in the paraphernalia of communication of the companies. It is sending a report by email to a client doesn't ensure that it will be read. In Lyon, France, Thomas Nardone makes the same observation. His agency, Ultramedia, creates content for communities or major accounts such as Societe Generale, Allianz, Pfizer or Euromaster.

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The article presents the discussion on paper shortage and price escalation. Topics include energy prices and the limited supply of paper caused by the constant rise in demand for cardboard driven by the growth of e-commerce; and continuing increase in energy prices, and the surge in transportation costs had not altered the trajectory of paper prices.

The article focuses on how digital devour paper in corporate communication media. It mentions that Flyers raise four issues for major brands such as traffic creation, increased turnover, loyalty and recruiting new clients. It also mentions views of Nicolas Cassar, head of HighCo Nifty, on his mission is to include communication on paper in innovative marketing approaches shaken up by digital.

The article offers insight to the works of an artist Anne-Charlotte Saliba. It mentions that Saliba invents paper lights of infinite poetry, and the varieties can be multiple, cotton, bamboo, residues of cocoa pods and beans, tea leaves. It also mentions that the paper is folded, glued, sewn, perforated, attaches to the brass, the golden shade of which highlights its whiteness, becoming applique or bas-relief.

The article reviews the art exhibition titled "Rein Dool. Les Dessins," by artist, Rein Dool at the Fondation Custodia in Paris, France from June 17 to September 17, 2023.

The article informs on Oui Pub device, tested until 2025 for fighting against paper waste. It mentions to the prospect of expert debates on carbon dioxide emissions between paper and digital, the fear of advertising players is that there will not be enough stickers affixed and therefore that printing and distribution will no longer be profitable in certain geographical areas. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article highlights Flowrette, a French company revolutionizing the artificial flower market with eco-friendly alternatives crafted from mulberry paper. It offers lifelike floral creations entirely devoid of plastic.It is reported that the brand expanded its offerings in 2023 to include stabilized and paper flowers, with plans for further innovation and expansion into fabric products.

The article discusses updates to Polka magazine, which has reduced its publication frequency to twice a year while expanding to 200 pages per issue, now priced at 12 euros. Amid rising paper costs and an unpredictable distribution market, Polka aims to balance print longevity with digital immediacy.

The article presents the discussion on Oskar Kokoschka at the Museum of Modern Art showing an error in exposure since the drawing dates from 1908.

The article focuses on the evolving perception of paper as a sustainable medium in the face of digital dominance, shedding light on its environmental benefits compared to digital communication. It highlights how recent studies have shown that paper-based communication, such as flyers and mailings, can have significantly lower environmental impacts than digital counterparts.

The article reports that steps are important in the paper recycling loop, which include the sorting and recycling plant will separate the cellulose fibers from the other constituents of the paper; and how is the paper recycled.

The article reviews the exhibition "DEVOILER NEMAUSUS. JEAN-CLAUDE GOLVIN, UN ARCHITECTE ET DES ARCHEOLOGUES" at the Musee de Ia Romanite in Nimes, France from December 8, 2022 to March 5, 2023.

The article presents the discussion on Michel Coulon having titanic enterprise led by daughter, Aline Stalla-Bourdillon promising exhibitions in fashionable galleries.

The article focuses on dispelling a common misconception about the environmental impact of the paper industry with topics include the use of recycled and certified papers from responsibly managed forests in France and highlighted in a study by La Poste in collaboration with Quantis and Ademe.

The article focuses on VVF's strategic use of print media, particularly its magazine, to enhance customer engagement and drive sales. It states that through qualitative and quantitative studies, VVF evaluates the impact of its magazine on brand image and commercial effectiveness, revealing a significant contribution to sales despite contemporary digital trends.

The article informs on fragile erased papers, ancestors of stickers of Alfred Dreyfus.

The article reports that Arjowiggins SAS, a large producer of paper products, pursues the development of new segments such as connected papers or food paper replacing plastic.

The article discusses Monoprix, a life without paper or almost, which includes Monoprix believes that 90% of them are thrown before even to be read, the objective is environmental, it is about improving the ecological footprint, but also to better target customers with corresponding offers.

The article reviews a painting exhibition "CRETURES. BESTIAIRES FANTASTIQUES DE LA BANDE DESSINEE" at musee des Beaux-Arts, Calais.

The article focuses on Minjung Kim, virtuoso of the art of paper, has just entered the Colas Foundation collections. It mentions she will never forget never the infinite possibilities of this material, nor its flexibility, its sensuality and she has learned calligraphy, watercolor and ink wash from teachers. It also mentions she discovered the musicality of Paul Klee and the gestures of Franz Kline.

The article talks about the use of less paper communication and using more digital technology. It mentions that the digitization of society is underway entering the first cell phone Motorola and the Walkman by Sony. It mentions about the Intel 4004 microprocessor; and mentions that the invention will have huge consequences on the supply chain and on the job of cashiers.

The article offers information on the content of the archives of the motion picture "The Other Side of the Wind," directed by American director, actor, and screenwriter Orson Welles. According to the author, film producer Françoise Widhoff bequeathed the records, which the film production and distribution company Films de l'Apostrophe began to keep in 1973 after taking over the rights to produce the film, to the Cinémathèque française (Paris, France). Some of the letters and memos written by Welles covering topics including the film industry, set design, and film editing are discussed.

The article discusses a study conducted by Media company, CoSpirit that challenges the notion that paper catalogs would disappear with the implementation of the Oui Pub program, which aimed to reduce the use of paper advertisements. It argues that the Oui Pub program can be more environmentally friendly, reducing waste and improving efficiency. It also discusses the political and economic implications of the Oui Pub program.

The article offers a report from INSEE on inflation at the end of April 2022. Topics include the rise in energy prices; the 10 categories of products on which we record the most inflation; products affected by increases in agricultural raw materials or other products, such as toilet paper or tissues, the production of which is very energy-intensive; and the return of structural inflation, adjustments to the purchasing behavior of the French.

The article reports that Editions du Paquebot have organized for the release of their first delivers the Julio Silva exhibition to Franco-Japanese Center Tenri, in Paris, France which features installation in the space of Kuzu paper flower-sculptures.

The article reviews the exhibition "Pierre Soulages, Œuvres sur papier. Une présentation" at the museum Musée Soulages in Rodez, France, from December 4, 2018 to March 30, 2019, which features paintings on paper by the French artist.

The article presents the discussion on acknowledging the financial strain imposed by escalating paper prices on independent journalism including rising costs of paper production pose a significant threat to their financial stability, requiring innovative solutions to ensure their longevity.

The article reviews the exhibition "Retour de Chine" at the Galerie Éric Devlin in Montréal, Québec, from February 13th to March 19, 2016, which showcased rice paper works painted by artist Michel Beaucage during his stay in Shanghai, China.