Paris, 24 February 2024 Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche, a pillar of Parisian luxury and culture, has transformed into a literary and artistic sanctuary under the guidance of Sarah Andelman, the co-founder of colette, and the visual pen of Jean Jullien. The exhibition "Mise En Page", which opened its doors from February 24 to April 21, is a celebration of the book universe, orchestrated with passion and ingenuity. Upon entering the iconic precincts of Le Bon Marché, visitors are invited on a journey through spaces redefined as "chapters", each telling a unique story about the world of publishing and literature. With "Just an Idea Books", the publishing house founded by Andelman, and the playful and whimsical illustrations by Jean Jullien, this exhibition is less a series of rooms than a series of narrations. Sarah Andelman, curator and editor, has always had a soft spot for bookstores around the world, unconventional artists, and emerging talents. She shares this passion through an eclectic collection that reflects her travels and discoveries. For the occasion, Le Bon Marché welcomed renowned bookstores such as Shakespeare & Co and Ofr. in Paris, Cow Books in Tokyo, The Strand, and Pillow Cat Books in New York, offering collectible merchandise. The first floor is dedicated to "Just an Idea Books and Friends", where Andelman highlights the work of photographers like Charles Bebert and RK, furniture by Aline Asmar d'Amman, and creations by Inès…
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