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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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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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Until August 23rd 2015, the EDF Corporate Foundation will be hosting works by Belgian sculptor Pol Bury. This free exhibition entitled "Instants donnés" ("Given moments") goes back fifty years of creation by showcasing 80 sculptures, models, photographs, film footage, jewelry, as well as fountains made by the artist. Student of the Surrealism, Pol Bury is nonetheless swift to leave this artistic […]
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Since 2002, Paris Bike Tour offers a mean to visit Paris differently... by bike! These off-tracks tours are escorted by professional guides and allow visitors to follow unusual trails, unknown from tourists. Various tours are available to visit Paris by bike and admire the capital from a different angle. The first one, “Paris en Seine” takes the one-day […]
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Until November 1st 2015, the Parisian Parc de Bagatelle honors biodiversity and urban agriculture with its “Fruits à tous les étages” (Fruits at every floor) exhibition. Visitors will discover techniques to grow fruits and vegetables on their balcony, as city dwellers. Various activities, professional gardening tips, movable orchard with fruit trees, as well as fruits from vineyards, forests, or fig trees... visitors will […]
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For his first solo exhibition in France, young Chinese artist Tianzhuo Chen has selected the Palais de Tokyo to showcase his work. His kitsch universe draws inspiration from the London rave scene, drugs, LGBT hip hop, Japanese Butoh, the fashion world and, finally, from voguing in New York. He is considered one of the most promising artists of […]
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The French Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin hosts the photographs of Italian contemporary artist Paola Pivi. With the "Yee-Haw" exhibition, she showcases shots of four horses, which seem to have found a new playground: the Eiffel Tower! Known for her numerous photographs of animals set in strange surroundings, she has succeeded to transform this emblematic Parisian landmark –located next to the Green […]
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Every summer since 2008, Pestacles –childish way of saying Spectacles (shows)– is an event that comprises many activities dedicated to young Parisians and tourists in the green setting of the Parc floral de Paris. From circus to street art, world music to slam, dance to theater, each style is represented for the pleasure of young visitors. These performances are combined with instructive […]
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