nouvelles

[ noo-vel ]

plural noun

, French.

1. news.

Example Sentences

I’ll be tuning in to “Pli,” a circus-meets-sculpture show from French trio Les Nouvelles Subsistances; and “The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes,” a piece from Australia’s Back to Back Theatre exploring, among other things, the intersection of AI and disability advocacy.

From Seattle Times

The couple lived for a period in Paris, where Ms. Herrera, who had previously painted in a more traditional, representational style, began to explore abstract art in earnest after discovering the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, which cultivated abstract artists.

From Washington Post

In postwar Paris, Ms. Herrera exhibited at the Salon des Réalites Nouvelles, the venue for abstract artists.

From New York Times

Nous sommes toujours sans nouvelles de Diary Sow 20ans, disparue depuis le 04 janvier 2021.

From BBC

“I dug it up and I cut it to see what was inside,” he told a local paper, Les Dernières Nouvelles d’Alsace.

From New York Times