The Alliance Française de Kuala Lumpur invites you to discover the photography exhibition “Blue Boy Mansion” by Raphaël Fournier in its own gallery.

Raphaël Fournier is a French photographer who has fallen in love with an emblematic building built in 1962 in Bukit Bintang, the first Chinese residential high storey mansion house ever built. The place is now a melting pot of inhabitants from South Asian countries and a living scene for different families and individuals. If ever the walls could tell us their secrets, we would enter an unrevealed world that Raphael takes us through.

The photos have been exhibited in the White Box at MAP during the French Art and Film Festival 2011 and are now in the main centre of AFKL in Lorong Gurney.

About the Alliance Française de Kuala Lumpur

The Alliance Française is a unique association that aims to promote both French language and Culture all around the world. Founded in Paris in 1884 and state-approved in France since 1886, Alliance Française is a non-profit organization giving the opportunity to anyone to learn French Language and enjoy French culture.

Today, Alliance Française is a worldwide network consisting of more than 1,000 centers established in more than 130 countries, and teaching to over 400,000 students.

Alliance Française has a foothold in Malaysia since 1961. In Kuala Lumpur, AFKL operates from 3 centers: Lorong Gurney (main centre), Bangsar and Lake Side Campus of Taylor’s University. The Alliance Française is not only a unique language centre whose reputation is firmly established but also an exceptional social and cultural environment, with multiple events throughout the year.

Website: http://kl.alliancefrancaise.org.my/