From tomorrow on, the Jeu de Paume Museum will host the works of one of the greatest landscape photographers of the United States: Robert Adams. Around 250 photographs will be presented. Taken between the 1960s and nowadays, they are all evidence of human intervention and of the multiple suburban developments in Colorado, Missouri and California. […]
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- February 10, 2014
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The Arts décoratifs museum presents an unprecedented exhibition about a French technique that epitomizes luxury and refinement: lacquer, also called Vernis Martin. Since the 18th century, this art has adorned carriages and carts, as well as precious wood panels, boxes and cases. Almost 300 objects are exhibited, under the direction of Philippe Pumain, in collaboration […]
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- February 07, 2014
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The American movie director David Lynch had free rein for his Parisian exhibition at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (European House of Photography). The forty black and white photographs that are exhibited cover the recurrent themes of his work, and almost seem to be alive. The Small Stories were created especially for this event. […]
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- February 06, 2014
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The Cognacq-Jay Museum presents an exhibition about a fashion and art object: the fan. More than 70 exceptional models, made by the most talented Parisian fan-makers of the 18th century, are shown. Imported from Asia during the Renaissance and adopted by the French under the reign of Louis XIV, this object was also thought to […]
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- February 05, 2014
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On February 12th, you will be able to discover myths and legends of the night at the French Museum of Natural History (abbreviated MNHN). Divided in four stages, this exhibition renders natural nightlife through sounds, images and thanks to more than 350 stuffed animals. The exhibition also deals with sleep, nocturne sky and more particularly […]
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- February 04, 2014
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For its new exhibition, starting on February 12th, the French Maritime Museum in Paris recounts a Franco-Egyptian historical event. Indeed, the visitors will be told about the over six-year-long journey of the Luxor Obelisk, erected in 1836 between the Palais des Tuileries and the Champs-Elysées. Exhibition: “The Journey of the Obelisk, Luxor-Paris (1829-1836)”, from February […]
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- February 03, 2014
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The Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin presents the works of artist Sophie Calle, a specialist of intimacy in Fine Arts. Exhibition: "Sophie Calle : Dérobés" (Concealed), from November 13th 2013 to January 11th 2014. Open Tuesday - Saturday from 11am to 7pm. Free entrance. Sophie Calle, Que voyez-vous ? (What do you see?) Landscape with a […]
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- December 31, 2013
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For the 50th anniversary of Jean Cocteau's death, on October 11th 1963, the Palais-Royal gardens host an exhibition of photographs devoted to the artist. It describes the profound, unswerving links that exist between the moviemaker and this district where he used to live for around fifteen years, and which he said was "like a village […]
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- December 30, 2013
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The Palais de la Découverte proposes an exhibition understandable by ten-year-olds, explaining what radioactivity is. How is it used, especially in the medical field? What are its dangers? This show answers every question a child (or an adult) may have about radioactivity. The exhibition also presents the tragic accidents caused by radioactivity in the world, […]
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- December 27, 2013
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The Musée Bourdelle's new exhibition comprises around sixty photographs of the workshop of sculptor Antoine Bourdelle (1861-1929), which was both a place where he created his artworks and lived with his family. Some of the pictures were taken by the artist himself or his relatives. The show draws a parallel between these works and drawings, […]
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- December 26, 2013
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