# 129 | Greeks, Etruscans and the image | Alain and Annie Schnapp

Using Il leone sogna la preda (2001), written by etruscologists Bruno D’Agostino et Luca Cerchiai, as a starting point, Alain Schnapp invites us to further our thinking on The Greeks, the Etruscans and images - the title of a previous book written by the same authors. The questions this text brings up are topical : thus of the visual culture ...

# 126 | The body gold | Elvan Zabunyan

This is how Elvan Zabunyan summarizes the status of this precious and coveted metal,  intrinsically linked with the history of slavery. The author unveils a significant reversal in this status : the men and women of soul and hip hop using gold, in the shape of heavy chains, most notably, in order to re-capture ...

# 125 | Exhibiting economic knowledge: esthetic spaces and dismal science | Sophie Cras

Putting the economy on show. Circumstances, it seems, have converged to give the economy an abstract dimension, keeping people at bay by impressing without convincing. With a long-held interest in artistic knowledge on the subject at hand, Sophie Cras has opened a new path of investigation. She questions how the economy has been exhibited since ...