With his new installation named “Ordre et Progrès”, the Mexican artist Héctor Zamora (born in 1974) keeps reflecting on the industrialisation’s history and social-economic models. This new creation is aligned with his previous works, like Every Belgian is born with a brick in the stomach in 2008 or Atopic Delirium in 2009. Displayed at the […]
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Since always, dinosaurs have been making both young and old fantasise. The Palais de la découverte is consecrating them a new exhibition named “Age of the dinosaurs, a trip from the Jurassic to the Cretaceous”. Real time machine, this retrospective takes us until the Jurassic seas, in exhibiting marine fossils, then on the continent where some […]
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After the Kabakov couple and their “Strange city”, this is the turn of the contemporary artist Huang Yong Ping to confront the hugeness of the Nef du Grand Palais, for the 7th edition of Monumenta. From May 8th to June 18th 2016, the visitors will have the possibility to admire the founder of contemporary art […]
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The Jardin des Plantes is welcoming representations of orchids derived from the collection of vellums of the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle, echoing to the exhibition “Mille et une orchidées”, which was held last February and March. Exhibited on the metal gates of the École de Botanique, these works are the fruits of more than three […]
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The new retrospective of the Musée de l’Homme is organised on the occasion of the 2015-2016 France Korea year. “La Corée des Origines” displays casts of prehistoric material but also tools, human fossils and animal bones to better understand the period of Korean Prehistory, relatively unknown. These last years, researchers have been expanding knowledge on […]
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- April 29, 2016
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After the exhibition consecrated to Louidgi Beltrame, recommended by the Green Hotels Paris early this month, another retrospective from the Palais de Tokyo caught our attention: the Florian and Michael Quistrebert’s. Until May 16th 2016, the museum welcomes their works which invite us to discover abstraction’s mysteries. Thanks to contemporary and experimental techniques, the two […]
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- April 25, 2016
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The Grand Palais welcomes the first major retrospective consecrated to Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso since 1958. These are 250 works from the artist that have been gathered but also some of his close friends, among them Amedeo Modigliani, Constantin Brancusi, Juan Gris or the couple Delaunay, to mention just a few. Organised by the Calouste Gulbenkian […]
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- April 22, 2016
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Nearby the musée d’Orsay and the Invalides, the galerie Hegoa hosts the exhibition “Sérénissime nature”. It presents a double selection of French photographer Gilles Molinier’s shots. The first one is dedicated to “his trees”, as he likes to say, and the second one highlights Lapland landscapes. All these photographs exhibit a raw, poetic nature, which […]
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- April 18, 2016
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Until May 16th 2016, the Palais de Tokyo hosts Louidgi Beltrame’s work (born in 1971 in Marseille). With his film El Brujo (the wizard in Spanish), the artist brings together Jean-Pierre Léaud, famous actor from the movie Les Quatre Cents Coups (1959) by producer François Truffaut, and José Levis Picón, a Peruvian healer. This work […]
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- April 15, 2016
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The Petit Palais takes an interest in the fascination exerted by the artists’ studios in the history of photography since the XIXth century. About 400 prints are shown to the general public and invite to come inside the studios of Jeff Koons, Picasso, Bourdelle, Joan Mitchell or even Ingres and Zadkine. Thanks to them, the […]
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- April 11, 2016
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