This exhibition presents 500 photographs of Polish ghettos, selected with the help of Roman Polanski. These images show how hundreds of thousands of Jews were imprisoned and slowly died in the ghettos, between 1939 and 1943, during World War II. Exhibition: "Scenes from the Ghetto", from November 13th 2013 to September 28th 2014. Open every […]
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- December 04, 2013
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This exhibition aims at revealing the influence of the surrealist movement on Victor Hugo's works, by comparing his creations with those of René Magritte, Robert Desnos, Max Ernst and including Georges Malkine. Exhibition: "La Cime du rêve" (the Peak of Dream), from October 17th 2013 to February 16th 2014. Every day except Monday and public […]
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- December 03, 2013
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At a time when more and more people talk about food waste as well as local and organic products, why not feel concerned about our plates too? A young French company, founded in last January, has designed ephemeral and ecological tableware (plates, bowls, cutlery, cups and napkins). This eco-responsible crockery is made out of natural […]
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- December 03, 2013
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The Wallworks Gallery has worked with around thirty French and international graffiti artists for its new exhibition "Intérieur rue" (Interior Street). The artists customized urban furniture to create their works: traffics lights, SNCF railway light signals and RATP bus stop signs. To discover until Christmas! Exhibition: "Interior Street", from October 10th to December 24th 2013. Open […]
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- December 02, 2013
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On November 16th, a new museum called Art Ludique – Le Musée opened in Paris. It is the first museum in the world to be dedicated to the art of entertainment, which comprises comics, mangas, video games and animated movies. The very first exhibition focuses on Pixar, this animation studio that quickly became the icon […]
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- November 29, 2013
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The new exhibition at the Musée du quai Branly (Quai Branly Museum) presents Lega art, which plays a fundamental role in the eponymous tribe of Democratic Republic of Congo. This art is at the same time a symbol of success, a learning tool and a way to remember the dead. It is one of the […]
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- November 28, 2013
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Luc Jacquet, who directed “March of the Penguins” and “The Fox and the Child”, has just released a new breath-taking documentary about forests. You will witness the birth of a tropical forest, from the first shoot to the majestic canopy. With the help of French botanist Francis Hallé, the movie director shows that this untouched […]
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- November 28, 2013
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This exhibition, suitable for the whole family, invites the visitors to discover aqueducts, this clever Roman heritage that enables us to transport more than half of the amount of drinkable water Parisians consume everyday. This event is particularly suitable for the 10-14 year olds, and teaches them how water is carried thanks to objects and […]
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- November 27, 2013
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Presented as the closing movie of the 70th Mostra of Venice, Thierry Ragobert's latest movie takes you into the life of a young Capuchin monkey, born in captivity, that suddenly finds itself alone, on its own in the Amazon rainforest. The co-director of "The White Planet" succeeds in putting the audience into the heart of a hostile […]
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- November 26, 2013
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At the dawn of the 21st Century, water is one of the main issues concerning the environment's protection. However, the blue gold is still not so recurring in the medias, except when there are huge climatic and ecological disasters. Press cartoonists decided to reverse the trend and created committed drawings, full of sarcastic humor, about dirty […]
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- November 26, 2013
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