Through drawings, photographs and diagrams, the "1000 Singapours: 8 Points of the Compact City" exhibition reveals the problems of the compact city. Singapore, city-state of the South-East Asia, is thought of as pioneer when it comes to the strategies of urban density planning for the whole of Asia. The Parisian Cité de l'architecture also aims to […]
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- August 28, 2015
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From August 28th to September 5th 2015, the Festival Silhouette once again invades the lawns of the Parisian Parc de la Butte du Chapeau Rouge for a duration of 9 evenings of concerts and outdoor screenings. Celebrating its 14th anniversary this year, this cultural event brings a fresh perspective on the cinema through a selection of short films and […]
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- August 26, 2015
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The Parisian Maison Vélib' EXKI hosts the "I Vélib', I can fly", which occurred at the Hôtel de Ville de Paris in the spring 2015. At the heart of the restaurant, nineteen original silkscreen paintings made by artists from the collectif ARTCRANK (a collective of bike enthusiasts) are presented. Since 2007, Vélib' has been part of the everyday […]
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- August 24, 2015
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The French Tennis Federation Museum invites the public to discover the evolution of tennis fashion, from the 1890s to the present day. Around sixty iconic creations recounting the history of this sport are thus showcased. Originally, tennis used to be practiced by high British aristocracy, with women wearing long white pleated skirts and men white pants […]
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- August 21, 2015
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The new exhibition of the Parisian Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine is taking an interest in the notion of individual housing in Japan. Divided into three sections, this retrospective is aiming to give historical and contextual point of reference to understand how these living spaces are conceived, for Japanese homes have elicited fascination for long, so much their architecture, halfway […]
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- August 17, 2015
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Just before the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP21), the Parisian Pavillon de l'Eau showcases twenty creations made in 2014 by the students of the École nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs (a public university of art and design). Drawings, engravings and sculptures are thus presented to the public. In order to shape them, the artists drew […]
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- August 14, 2015
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The French Tennis Federation Museum features the "Secondes Vies" (Second Lives) exhibition dedicated to deteriorated sports equipment recycling. This interactive retrospective provides visitors with the opportunity to understand how this equipment is recycled, and aims to prove that Art is a genuine communication medium as far as sustainable development issues are concerned. This event is, among others, part of […]
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- August 10, 2015
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With its new exhibition, the Pavillon de l’Eau, a museum dedicated to water belonging to the City of Paris, takes a closer look at water and its stakes when confronted to climate change and the mutations of today’s society. This retrospective is part of the Parisian eco-friendly dynamic of 2015, since the French capital will host the United Nations […]
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- August 07, 2015
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Since 1993, the Festival Classique au vert (Classical music in the park Festival) falls within the Parc floral de Paris' musical process, which consists of three music festivals, from June to late September every summer. Following the Paris Jazz Festival in June and July, set at the same time as Pestacles, families as well as tourists will be able to enjoy […]
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- August 04, 2015
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The Parisian Palais de Tokyo, nestled by the Green Hotels Paris, features an exhibition dedicated to Thai artist Korakrit Arunanondchai. Divided into two parts, the artist's installation is the point of convergence of body painting on denim canvas and a video, in which the artist converses with Chantri, the invisible main character of his work and the incarnation […]
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- August 03, 2015
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