Le Musée de la Poupée devotes an exhibition to one of the objects that reminds us of our childhood: the snow globe. In a fairylike and kitsch style, this household trinket is always popular. This is retrospective in addition to showing a variety of these objects, offers a discovery of the history of the snow […]
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- November 28, 2014
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Just a stone’s throw away from the Eiffel Tower, La Verrière is first and formostly a truly great concept of well-being. Divided into three spaces, you can come here to relax around a good vegetarian meal, to benefit from some care between the hands of an experienced osteopath, or even to admire the art works […]
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- November 27, 2014
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Sonia Delaunay, aided by her husband Robert Delaunay, was one of the pioneers of abstraction, playing an important role in the art from the XX century. She began in fauvism, immersed herself with fashion, posters for shows and mural decorations, which all prepared the abstraction with conviction. Today, the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville […]
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- November 27, 2014
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Until the end of April 2015, the Pompidou Centre welcomes the major exhibition of Jeff Koons, the first of its kind in Europe. This world famous New York artist was largely inspired by Pop Art and the ready-made. In his paintings and sculptures, he informs of the principles of the market and the cult of […]
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- November 26, 2014
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Ethics and fashion have long since been incompatible. But L’Herbe Rouge proves it is possible with a poetic clothing line at affordable prices. But wearing this ethical label is also and above all about adopting a new way of consuming, by respecting and measuring our environmental impact. In producing this eco-design, this brand plays with […]
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- November 25, 2014
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Le Musée de la vie romantique (The Museum of the romantic life) welcomes one of the biggest figures of French Romance: Charles Nodier (1780-1844). This essay writer and novelist was the head of the works, by the sides of the baron Taylor, the “The picturesque and romantic journeys in ancient France”. This huge engraved art […]
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- November 25, 2014
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To mark the 30th anniversary of the passing of the French director François Truffaut (who passed away at 52 years of age on the 21st October 1984), the Cinémathèque de Paris has created a grand retrospective. This exhibition devoted to the film director of the Nouvelle Vague, writer-director of The 400 blows and Jules and […]
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- November 24, 2014
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The Fondation Pierre Bergé - Yves Saint Laurent welcomes a new exhibition since its return, dedicated to photography and the renowned couturier Hedi Slimane: Sonic. This retrospective presents a number of studio portraits of rock stars, captured by the artist, such as Keith Richards, Amy Winehouse and Lou Reed. This exhibition of photographs is accompanied […]
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- November 21, 2014
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The Wallworks Gallery welcomes the street artist Nebay for its new exhibition, known for having transformed ad posters since the end of the 90s. For this retrospective titled “29 July 1881”, a reference to the freedom of press law where it comes from the myth “Défense d’afficher” the artist retraces these past years on these […]
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- November 20, 2014
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Here a perfect occasion to combine gastronomy and ecological engagements by taking part in the 3rd edition of VinSurVin fait salon. This event offers you a tasting of organic, bio and natural wine from small vineyards in France, who will be there to meet at the event. Over two days, the 22nd and the 23rd […]
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- November 20, 2014
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