Since February 4th, you can discover the adventures of Yellowbird (Gus in French), a small non-migratory wading bird who has to lead a flock of birds to Africa. “Yellowbird” invites us to follow the migration, which seals the fate of millions of birds each year. This animated film directed by Christian de Vita offers a […]
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- February 24, 2015
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Through 70 masterpieces painted by great artists from all over Europe (Italy, France, Netherlands, Spain, Belgium and Germany), the Petit Palais intends to reveal an unexplored aspect of the sumptuous Rome of the 17th century. This exhibition entitled "Les Bas-fonds du Baroque: la Rome du vice et de la misère" (“The Baroque Underworld: Vice and […]
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- February 24, 2015
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The galerie du Passage – Pierre Passebon is hosting an exhibition dedicated to photographer Pierre Calmettes – in parallel with the exhibition “Insularité” held at the “MEP” (European House of Photography). The artist shot a series of pictures revolving around the theme of timelessness, most of which are landscapes, portraits and architectural photos. He collaborated […]
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- February 23, 2015
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The Maison Européenne de la Photographie (European House of Photography) is holding an exhibition dedicated to French photographer Eric Rondepierre – in parallel of which a second one is held at the maison d’art Bernard Anthonioz in Nogent-sur-Marne (94). These two retrospectives retrace 25 years of his career and allow to take a comprehensive look […]
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- February 20, 2015
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The Palais de Tokyo is holding a brand new exhibition entitled "Le bord des mondes" (“At the edge of the worlds”), which questions the limits of artistic creation. In this regard, this retrospective gathered together artists and creators from outside the common Art world such as Theo Jansen, Carlos Espinosa, Hiroshi Ishiguro, Rose-Lynn Fisher and […]
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- February 19, 2015
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Through this exhibition entitled "La Toilette: Naissance de l'intime" (“The Toilette: birth of intimacy”), the Musée Marmottan Monet retraces the evolution of the artistic theme of the toilette. Throughout the centuries, many artists depicted scenes of toilette and bath, as well as the places where these daily cleanliness rituals are executed. This retrospective covers the […]
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- February 18, 2015
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Starting from tomorrow, the Palais de Tokyo is hosting a major exhibition dedicated to Vassilakis Takis, a Greek sculptor based in France since the ‘50s. This contemporary plastic artist is a major figure in post-war sculpture and has always been fascinated by magnetic fields. Throughout his career (he will celebrate his 90th birthday this year), […]
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- February 17, 2015
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After its B.B exhibition, the Galerie de l’Instant of Paris is dedicating a free exhibition to American actress and sex symbol Marilyn Monroe. For the occasion, curator Julia Gragnon has gathered famous photographs taken in the intimacy of the star, appearing sometimes shy and sometimes radiant – like when she poses with her husband Arthur […]
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- February 16, 2015
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In 2013, the Gagosian Gallery of New York City held an exhibition dedicated to French figurative painter Balthus entitled “The Last Studies”. Today, Gagosian Paris is hosting a career-spanning exhibition of the talented artist’s photographs, paintings and drawings until February 2015. The only retrospective dedicated to Balthus’ work held in Paris since the 1983/1984 exhibition […]
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- February 13, 2015
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The Pinacothèque is holding an exhibition dedicated to Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) and the Vienna Secession movement, which anticipated the birth of Expressionism in the early 20th century. The painter had a major role in this movement; over 180 of his masterpieces are exhibited. This exhibition also includes some more intimate pieces such as portraits of […]
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- February 12, 2015
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