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Enriched with new research, the exhibition shows how Germaine Richier occupies a central position  in modern sculpture’s history, like a link between Rodin and the very first César. Trained to the tradition of Auguste Rodin and Antoine Bourdelle, Germaine Richier affirms herself as deeply original and radical in hardly more than 25 years, from the […]
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PIT


In a figurative and contemporary scenography, which mingles Sibelius’ Violin Concerto and a musical creation by Celeste Oram, Pit leads the spectators into an original style,  simultaneously sensual, tribal and theatrical.
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House tells the story of a House in West Jerusalem during a quarter of a century, through the narrative of its successive occupants, Arabs and Jews, Palestinians and Israelis. Throughout the years, these biographical fragments draw a larger patchwork, that of a territory and a conflict such as they are incarnated in the lives of […]
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Rewarded by the Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award in 1993, Angels in America, which was adapted for television and opera, stages the American society during the Reagan time, mixing politics and intimate stories, realism and fantasy, but also following the terrible guiding thread of the AIDS epidemic.
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Faith Ringgold, major figure in committed feminist american art, from the fight for civil rights to that for the Black Lives Matter movement, is also author of books for children , and has developed an art which draws a link between the rich heritage of the Harlem Renaissance and the contemporary art of young black […]
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An expedition around Frank Gehry’s architecture Imagine you dare experiment a unique virtual reality moment, and come and take off to discover spectacular and unattainable viewpoints of the Louis Vuitton Foundation’s building. Thanks to virtual reality headsets, this interactive visit of Frank Gehry’s architecture, divided in three chapters , will carry you above the building […]
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