Dialogue between Diane Diaz, Korda 's daugther and Corinne Tapia, director of Sous Les Etoiles Gallery about the carrier of his father and his trip in New York City with Fidel Casto in 1959 and 1960.
Talk with Sean Cororan, Curator of Prints and Photographs at the Museum of the City of New York, artist Julie Boserup and Corinne Tapia, director of Sous Les Etoiles Galley
Writer of the forword of the Book America Day by Day (1947), by Simone de Beauvoir, Douglas Brinkley was invited by Corinne Tapia, to a talk about America during the forties and the beauty of the narrative by the the French author. Professor of history at Rice University, Brinkley is the history commentator for CNN, Presidential Historian for the New York Historical Society.
Sous Les Étoiles Gallery is a contemporary art gallery dedicated to artists whose work challenges perception, expands visual language, and engages with the complexities of our time.
Established through a strong foundation in photography and lens-based practices, the gallery has evolved into a multidisciplinary platform representing artists working across a wide range of media, including photography, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, and kinetic art. Rather than defining itself by medium, the gallery is guided by a commitment to artistic vision, innovation, and the ability of works to create meaningful experiences for audiences and collectors alike.
The gallery’s program brings together established and emerging artists whose practices explore the intersections of materiality, movement, memory, space, and technology. Through thoughtfully curated exhibitions and long-term collaborations, Sous Les Étoiles fosters dialogues between disciplines and generations, presenting works that are both visually compelling and conceptually rigorous.
Rooted in a spirit of discovery, the gallery seeks to champion artists who push the boundaries of contemporary practice while maintaining a strong commitment to craftsmanship, experimentation, and cultural relevance. By embracing diverse forms of expression—from the still image to kinetic and immersive works—Sous Les Étoiles Gallery offers a dynamic perspective on contemporary art and its evolving possibilities.
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