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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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Thousands of pages to sum up thousands of scientific articles that have been published since 2014. It is this collection which has recently been publicly disclosed on March the 20th, in Interlaken in Switzerland. This review of the 6th report constitutes the most complete inventory on the physical functioning of our planet, the alterations induced […]
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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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A man + a woman = an illusionist clown + a chameleon acrobat = a giant rabbit + a dragon = a human coffee pot + a cyclist platoon. Victoria Chaplin and Jean-Baptiste Thierrée metamorphose endlessly. Rub your eyes. How many are there, two or ten ? Are we dreaming ? He is a magician […]
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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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