Introduction

1 - Pan-African Paris 

2 - Édouard Glissant, the All-World

3 - Paris as a school

4 - Afro-Atlantic Surrealism 

5 - The Leap into Abstraction 

6 - Paris Dakar Lagos

7 - Revolutionary solidarity in Paris

8 - Jazz – Free Jazz

"Paris noir (Black Paris). Artistic circulations and anti-colonial resistance, 1950-2000" traces the presence and influence of Black artists in France, from the creation of the journal Présence Africaine to the Revue noire.It highlights 150 artists of African descent, from Africa to the Americas. In this podcast, thirteen leading figures – artists, archivists, guides, art historians – speak up, along with Alicia Knock, curator of the exhibition. Credits&nbsp;Production: Clara Gouraud and Florence Sayag-MoratGuests: Alicia Knock, Kévi Donat, Sylvie Glissant, Franck Hermann Ekra, Eskil Lam, Jezabel Traube, Florence Alexis, Annouchka de Andrade, Kra N’Guessan, Frantz Absalon, Diagne Chanel, Elodie Barthélémy, Henry RoyArchives: Édouard Glissant, La créolisation du monde, film by Yves Billy and Mathieu Glissant ; Ted Joans, Jazz is my religion, performance at the Centre Pompidou, 1980Voice over: Sonia Bonny, Walter Dickerson, Christine Hooper Recording and mix: Antoine Dahan&nbsp;Sound design: Sixième son