Carrotmob helps the world to become a little greener. This movement uses the power of money to change the habits of storekeepers in order to make them more ecofriendly. This form of activism, called buycott, is simple: the storekeeper satisfy the demand of consumers who want him or her to apply ecofriendly measures. In return, […]
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- October 07, 2014
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The Espace Fondation EDF is hosting an exhibition dedicated to Street Art – from its origins to nowadays. This massive retrospective also presents the various conventions and practices of this artistic movement, which is constantly evolving – light painting, street mapping, anamorphosis, graffiti 2.0. This is the occasion to discover famous and unknown street artists […]
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- October 06, 2014
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Hurry up! Only one week left to discover Columbian artist Pepe Gaitan’s work. An exhibition is currently dedicated to his talented creations at the galerie Christian Berst, which is specialised in outsider art. For 30 years, he has created works based on book pages: using both the form and substance of the text, he draws […]
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- October 03, 2014
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Only a few days left to discover the first exhibition of the year of the Musée en Herbe. Do not miss the occasion to take a look at the works of two talented artists from Marseille. The first one is Gilles Barbier, whose “Still Memory” series associates objects from our daily life such as books […]
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- October 02, 2014
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El Hierro is a small Spanish island of less than 300 square meters that belongs to the Canary Islands archipelago. It is now the first island in the world to be self-sufficient with renewable energies. This was made possible thanks to the hydroelectrical power plant, called Gorona del Viento, inaugurated on June 27th 2014. It […]
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- October 02, 2014
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The Galerie Wallworks will make you feel like a child again with Poes’ very first exhibition. With “Story Tellings”, dive into the French artist’s colourful universe. For 15 years, the city has been his personal playground: tunnels, car parks, corridors... every inch of it is good enough for his art. Make sure not to miss […]
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- October 01, 2014
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En Vrac is the love of wine and nature. Wine shop owner Thierry Poincin opened this cellar where you can drink and eat, and now owns three places in Paris, including an annex at the Recyclerie. En Vrac serves carefully selected natural, sulfite-free wines to be drunk in or taken away, whether alone or with […]
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- September 30, 2014
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With this exhibition entitled "Vivre avec ça?!" (“Live through that?!”), the galerie Kamel Mennour offers to discover the work of the artist Lili Reynaud-Dewar, who won the 15th Prix Fondation d’entreprise Ricard (a Parisian art prize). In an electro music atmosphere, visitors will discover what looks like the remains of a party: bed with their […]
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- September 30, 2014
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The Grand Palais is exhibiting 500 works from the most famous Japanese artist of the world: Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849). All at once a painter, an engraver and a graphic artist, Hokusai is famous for his landscape prints that bear testimony of the soul of Japan, of the country’s spiritualism, and of the traditional principles of […]
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- September 29, 2014
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L’institut des Lettres et Manuscripts is holding an exhibition on a man who left his mark on the history of erotic literature: Le Marquis de Sade. Nearly 200 original manuscripts, letters, books, drawings and extremely rare erotic portraits from the so-called “Divine Marquis” will be exhibited for the occasion. However, the central piece of the […]
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- September 26, 2014
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