Until July 2nd, 2018, the Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine de la Ville de Paris focuses on the French architect Georges-Henri Pingusson (1894-1978), one of the pioneers of French modernism, a movement which appeared during World War I. The exhibition puts the spotlight on his most beautiful creations. Among them, his famous master-piece the […]
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- April 06, 2018
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The VeggieWorld fair returns for its 5th edition, from the 7th until the 8th of April, 2018, at the Centquatre, in Paris’ 19th arrondissement. VeggieWorld is the biggest vegan exhibition in Europe and is now present in 11 European cities. ©VeggieWorldFrance The fair of the new actors of veganism This year, the fair is hosting […]
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- April 05, 2018
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This year, for its 20th anniversary, the Art Paris Art Fair focuses on Swiss contemporary art. Art lovers are invited to admire the creations of some one hundred Swiss and European contemporary artists, within the Grand Palais located just a few metro stations away from the Green Hotels Paris, the Eiffel Trocadéro and the Gavarni. […]
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- April 04, 2018
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For their 38th edition held from the 5th to the 8th of April, 2018, the Puces du Design changed their name and became the “Modern & Vintage Design Fair Paris”. Created in 1999 by Fabien Bonillo, this event is the unmissable meeting point of contemporary design aficionados. DJINN MOURGUE © VISA-VU Olivier Mourgue: the fair’s […]
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- April 03, 2018
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While it is still possible to visit Kader Attia & Jean Jacques Lebel’s retrospective entitled “One and other”, at the Palais de Tokyo, the museum welcomes Marianne Mispelaëre who is presenting her artworks until May 13th, 2018. Grand Prix winner of the 62nd salon de Montrouge, Marianne Mispelaëre explores through drawing, destroyed monuments which leave […]
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- April 02, 2018
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As of April 7th, and until May 27th, 2018, the House of Denmark welcomes the Danish photographer Henrik Saxgren and his exhibition “Ultima Thule”. With this retrospective, the artist presents the work he accomplished in Thule, a region located in the northwest of Greenland. Henrik Saxgren travelled there several times and lived in that part […]
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- March 30, 2018
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The Palais de Tokyo welcomes the 4th edition of the Do Disturb festival, from the 6th to the 8th of April, 2018. This three-day event is dedicated to the arts of dance, theatre and music. Florence Peake RITE, 2017 Credit: Anne Tetzlaff. Dancers: Iris Chan, Katye Coe, Susanna Recchia, Antonio De La Fe, Sam Kennedy. […]
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- March 29, 2018
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As of today, and until April 4th, 2018, the théâtre national de Chaillot welcomes for the very first time the French choreographer Jann Gallois and her dance troupe BurnOut, founded in 2012. Born in 1988 in a family of professional musicians, Jann Gallois received very early on a musical training at the conservatoire. An exceptional […]
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- March 28, 2018
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Imagined and created by the two associates Cheyma Bourguiba and Raphaël Francisco, the Aujourd’hui Demain concept-store is a hybrid place which offers multiple and entirely vegan services. Eating area, coffee-shop, organic groceries, cruelty-free clothes and cosmetics (not tested on animals), vegan bookshop… Everything is designed in an enjoyable way and in total respect of the […]
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- March 27, 2018
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As of Wednesday, and until January 7th, 2019, the musée de l’Homme takes us back to Prehistory with an exhibition dedicated to the Neanderthal man, who disappeared 35.000 years ago. He was discovered in 1856 after his cranial cavity was found in the Neander Valley (hence its name), in Germany. This Homo genus species gave […]
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- March 26, 2018
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