50 million tonnes of electronic equipment and electronics rubbish, commonly known as DEE or D3E, will be produced each year across the entire world according to estimates from the European Union. This alarming figure demonstrates the importance of recycling these kinds of objects that are no longer needed. This is just one of the other […]
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- October 16, 2014
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“L’Art de manger” exhibition opens today at the musée Dapper and invites visitors to discover the “Art of eating” through the rituals and traditions of African tribes. Indeed, it is associated with many rules and traditions, both in everyday-life and during celebrations and ceremonies. With utensils, cult idols and many other historical objects, this retrospective […]
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- October 15, 2014
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There was a time where alchemists dreamt of being able to transform lead into gold. Today, a team of researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have found a means to carrying out a metamorphosis much more interestingly thanks to recycling : transforming lead into solar panels. To do this, they used the metal contained in […]
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- October 14, 2014
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B.B, the two most famous initials in the world! The Parisian Galerie de l’Instant, dedicates a free exhibition to Brigitte Bardot, the most beautiful woman in the word from the 1950s to the early 1970s. Genuine sex symbol of an era, she successfully captivated the audience with her sulky pout, her dancer’s legs and her […]
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- October 14, 2014
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Exhibition: Le Japon rive gauche The Land of the Rising Sun is occupying the Bon Marché, a famous Parisian shop, until October 18th. This event, entitled “Japan – Left Bank”, offers to discover the country’s extraordinary culture with the sale of culinary products, clothes, cosmetics and many other surprises in the store. The ground floor […]
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- October 13, 2014
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The galerie Thaddaeus Ropac is hosting the third solo exhibition of works by French painter Jules de Balincourt. This “Michel Houellebecq of painting” developed a very unique style, both Raw and Expressionist, with a colourful touch reminding of Fauvism. Until October 18th, 19 of his new works will be exhibited – figurative oil paintings on […]
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- October 10, 2014
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Discover this exhibition entitled “Paul Durand-Ruel – The gamble of the Impressionists Manet, Monet, Renoir” at the musée du Luxembourg. This retrospective is centred on Paul Durand-Ruel, who is considered to be one of the greatest art dealers of the 19th century and who played a major role in the international recognition of Impressionism. This […]
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- October 09, 2014
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L'Épicerie Verte is a major landmark in terms of organic and environment-friendly products. It was founded in 1979 and is located rue Saussier Leroy, in the 17th district of Paris. It expanded throughout the years, and imposed itself as a major reference among its kind. Here, everything you can find is organic and great quality, […]
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- October 09, 2014
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This exhibition dedicated to Frank Gehry begins today at the Centre Pompidou. If this French-Canadian architect’s name doesn’t ring a bell, you probably know his work though. Among other things, he designed the Guggenheim Museum of Bilbao, the Cinémathèque Française de Paris and the luxury hotel Marques de Riscal in Spain. He is recognised as […]
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- October 08, 2014
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This exhibition entitled “The dance of forms” begins tomorrow and marks the entry of 72 new works into the collection of the musée Guimet. They were donated to the museum by their creator, Samiro Yunoki, an artist specialised in the Japanese technique of the Katazome (literally “dyeing from a form”). A perfect occasion to discover […]
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- October 07, 2014
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A new decree to make recycling easier