After more than a year without a festival, exhibition, or meeting of any kind, publishers are on the way to finding their fans and customers as quickly as possible. We’ve been talking to you about Glénat’s Artist Alley II not too long ago, and it’s now the Ki-Oon manga editor entering the arena with a very exciting project: Ephemeral lair.
Ki-Oon in short
We are all familiar with the concept of Pop-up store, Temporary stores are intended to remain open to the public for a specified period of time before being closed forever. For this principle, Ki-Oon turned to imagine Antre Éphémère, an initiative midway between the temporary exhibition and the supermarket.
In the heart of Paris, you can discover many galleries dedicated to the greatest authors and publisher works: Call catholh from Joe TanabeIn addition to statues and theater, many paintings will be displayed. Jujutsu KesenAnd the My Hero AcademyAnd many other major licenses for a publisher.
We particularly welcome the initiative to bring in indigenous councils, especially from Tanabe but also Kohei Horikoshi (My Hero Academy). The original manga don’t run much outside of Japan, and that’s even more true when they come from famous writers or licenses.
In addition, we will also be able to preview the movie My Hero Academia: Rising HeroesPlus, Switch Station for playing the last game My Hero Academy, Discover an amazing statue from this universe, and even experience a virtual reality around a world Cthulhu.
In short, it’s a fun multi-support experience that awaits us from May 28 to June 6, and it’s a great way to reconnect with physical events, rather than immaterial ones.
Ephemeral lair
31 Mislay Street
75003 Paris
République metro station Lines 3, 5, 8, 9 and 11
Lu 27 May – From 5 pm to 8 pm
May 28 to June 6 – From 10 am to 8 pm
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Article by Jaime Ponkowski
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