For its 2017 edition, the eco-responsible music festival We Love Green welcomes as headliner the singer Solange, Beyoncé’s little sister, and one of the biggest bands of New York hip-hop, A Tribe Called Quest. Organized again this year at the heart of the Bois de Vincennes, the festival will be divided in two stages, the […]
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- June 06, 2017
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You’re passionate about floral paint? Head to the museum of the romantic Life to discover the exhibition dedicated to Pierre-Joseph Redouté. Nicknamed the "Raphaël des Fleurs" (Raphaël of Flowers), he is one of the biggest representatives of floral paint. Over 250 works are exposed, paints, watercolours, but also art objects and vellums. All of them […]
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- June 05, 2017
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In addition to its exhibition dedicated to the Dutch artist Karel Appel, the musée d’Art moderne de la Ville de Paris is interested in the friendship of three great artists of the XXth century: André Derain (1880-1954), Balthus (1908-2011) and Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966). 350 works (paintings, sculptures, photos and works on paper) dating from the […]
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- June 02, 2017
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For the first time in Paris, the dance group of the choreographer Constanza Macras will perform at the Théâtre National de Chaillot. Born in Buenos Aires, Constanza Macras studied dance and fashion design at the University of Buenos Aires. She continued her artistic training in Amsterdam and in New York, and finally settled down in […]
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After “Littoral – Sur les sentiers du conservatoire”, l’Aquarium tropical de la Porte Dorée de Paris is interested in seabeds for its new exhibition. Until September 3rd, 2017, the curious and the enthusiasts can go off to explore the mysteries sheltered by seabeds. This retrospective is organized to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the French […]
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With "Art/Africa, le nouvel atelier", the Foundation Louis Vuitton offers a two-for-one exhibition. The first one, "The Insiders", consists of a selection of works from 1989 till 2009, from the collection of African contemporary art of Jean Pigozzi. It is the opportunity to admire the works of Seydou Keita, Chéri Samba, Seni Awa Camara or […]
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La Seine Musicale, which opened last April, redraws the downstream end of the Seguin island, thanks to its architecture which resembles that of a cruise ship. Designed by the Japanese architect Shigeru Ban and the Parisian architect Jean de Gastines, this place dedicated to entertainment extends over 36 500 m2. Thanks to it, the West […]
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Art 42, which opened at the end of 2016, is the first museum of urban art (street art and post-graffiti) in France. It is within 42, the school of computing created by Xavier Niel, that this free museum opened its doors, on a space of 4 000m2. The enthusiasts or just the curious can thus […]
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With its new retrospective, the Pavillon de l’Eau explores the devices conceived by the designer Isabelle Daëron, in order to make the city greener and more sustainable. In 2009, she started searching for a way to better connect the networks which supply energy, water and heat to the environment. Behind “Topique, eau non potable” hides […]
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After the PØLAR festival, the House of Denmark welcomes the work of the Danish fashion designer Henrik Vibskov. Wacky artist with multiple talents (dance, theatre, plastic arts and music), he had free rein to shape the exhibition space of the site with fun, surprising and playful installations. Throughout their wandering, the curious ones will be […]
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