The Opera Ballet presents three pieces, created in the 70´s , that stand out thanks to their intense choreography and their musicality. The Firebird, imagined for the danseurs of the Company, is an ode to youth to the sound of Stravinsky’s powerful score. Written for two male dancers, the Song of the Wandering Companion, is […]
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The exhibition Uchronia deals with our relationship to nature and technology in an alternative version of their history. What if life on earth had evolved differently ? What if animals were endowed with poetry ? Describing facts such as they could have taken place, a uchronia designates a fictitious reconstruction of history.
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Metamorphoses will open the way for you to an enchanting playful universe. Through a dialogue, somewhere in-between science and imaginary, the new temporary exhibition at the Cité des sciences et de l’industrie, adapted for younger visitors, explores the various aspects of metamorphosis and transformation.
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Delphine and Marinette are back! Véronique Vella had already staged and produced their stories with Raphaëlle Saudinos in two performances where they met the famous Wolf, then the Deer, legendary forest animals, symbols of transgression and freedom.
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« Basquiat × Warhol, four-handed works », the biggest exhibition ever, dedicated to this singular work , brings together over 300 creations and documents , amongst which 80 paintings signed by both artists.
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What’s the story of Maman ? It’s the story of a woman who is approached by a young man, one evening, while she is waiting for her taxi , and he thinks she is a prostitute. This woman is going to develop a strange curiosity for him. Later, she will go back, with her husband, […]
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- April 28, 2023
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It’s at the end of a representation of Casse-Noisette (Rudolf Noureev), that Karl Paquette was named Étoile at the Paris National Opera. This ballet, sine then, has had a special place in his life. With this new adaptation for the spring holidays, Karl Paquette wishes to transmit to the younger spectators his passion for dance, […]
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- April 25, 2023
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The XVIIIth century is considered as the golden age of pastel. This medium is second to none to express the effects of materials and the velvety of carnation, and is therefore often restricted to portraits. Neither sketch, nor painting, pastel is a singular art which offers an immediate relationship to material. Composed of pure pigments, […]
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- April 18, 2023
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For this new collective exhibition, FLUCTUART offered 8 artists specialized in street art to deal with the theme of recycling in all its various aspects. Old books, aluminium tins, old plastic bottles or old cardboard boxes are elements which seem deprived of interest to many of us. However, they represent an amazing reservoir of resources […]
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- April 14, 2023
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Tell the story of dance by transcending the body’s limits. Cult piece from Korea , Body Concert spreads joy since it was created at the Seoul Ark Arts Theater in 2010. An explosive wink to the history of dance, seven performers , male and female, twirl like flexible ninjas, mingling hip hop, contemporary dance, classical […]
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- April 07, 2023
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