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Goddess Matangi West Bengal, Calcutta ca. 1880–85. Source: Metropolitan Museum Open Collection

The Ghent Altarpiece: panel Virgin Mary detail, by Jan van Eyck
Photographer: Hugo Maertens

Durga intérieure (Inner Durga)
by Artist Ellébore Guimon (2024)

Revue Révolution operates from a non-dual framework: the recognition that intellectual, artistic, philosophical, and scientific traditions, whether from East, West, or Africa, participate in a shared human heritage to be understood and cherished. This perspective, rooted in the philosophical tradition of Advaita Vedanta, informs our editorial choices, our partnerships, and our curatorial method.
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L’Atelier Révolution

L’Atelier Révolution is the editorial and curatorial studio of Revue Révolution. It works with museums, foundations and collections to research, interpret and transmit significant artistic and intellectual legacies through publications, exhibitions and public programs. Recent projects include Primordial America, developed in collaboration with the Nicholas Roerich Museum in New York.
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GLOBAL PRESENCE

Revue Révolution is read internationally, with approximately 75% of its audience in North America, 11% in Europe, and over 11% across India, Africa and Australia. The review reaches approximately 3,000–4,000 readers annually through its editorial publications, conversations, and archives.

Murielle Mobengo