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Paris openings this week
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The Centre Pompidou devotes a retrospective to the unique work of Irish designer Eileen Gray. Featuring a selection of works, pieces of furniture, photographs, scale models and documents brought together for the first time, this exhibition pays tribute to a designer of genius, whose work traverses the Art Deco period and the Modern Movement.
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Centre Georges Pompidou
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(French only) Le Centre Pompidou devient un laboratoire prospectif de la création plastique sous toutes ses formes pour rendre compte et penser l’élargissement des territoires de l’art d’aujourd’hui. Cette 4ème édition suit le fil rouge des langues imaginaires et inventées, les voix multiples et écritures de toutes sortes mais aussi le graphisme et la typographie.
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Centre Georges Pompidou
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(French only) Composée d’affiches, d’archives, de costumes, de photographies, de films et surtout de dessins et de peintures confiés récemment par Sylvie Pialat à La Cinémathèque française, l’exposition retrace l’ensemble de la carrière de Maurice Pialat, depuis sa première vocation, la peinture au début des années 40, jusqu’à son dernier film Le Garçu, sorti en 1995.
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Cinémathèque française
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7 PM → 11 PM
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With Michel Le Bayon, Jean-Louis Pradel and other guests.
Le Générateur
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The Marmottan Monet museum pays homage to Marie Laurencin, one of the most famous female painters of the 20th century. This exhibition is the first to be organised that does justice to what is some of the most seductive brushwork of the first half of the century.
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Musée Marmottan Monet
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Chagall was nearly a hundred when he died in 1985. He had crossed most of the 20th century, living through one revolution, two wars and a period of exile, and rubbing shoulders with some of its most avant-garde artists. His personal experience of History, the memory of people he knew, his travels and his homeland shine through in his work.
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Musée du Luxembourg
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This exhibition focuses on the richness of folk art Greenland where ornamentation, shape and colors reflect a genuine sense of beauty. During the exhibition there will be conferences, documentaries, concerts, literary evenings and dance events based on the theme of Greenland: yesterday and today.
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Le Bicolore
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Offline art : new2 is a group show all about files, versions and copies that questions the endless “new” in our era of the daily remix on the Internet. A digital file can be copied endlessly, without any loss of quality, and the web culture of nonstop creation, sharing and remixing of files has influenced a whole generation of artists.
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Xpo Gallery
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On his sailboat in 2005, Thierry Secretan undertook to photograph landscapes in complete starkness on high seas and near the coasts, in a sensory search. The first series of images was made in Tierra del Fuego and the second in the Azores.
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LWS Gallery
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Through their new creations Anne Claverie & Lou Ros give their talent free rein in every sense, from the visible world encountering the invisible, from composition to decomposition, from the structured to the unstructured and from reality to dreams or dreams to reality.
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Lili-Ubel gallery
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In the universe, planets, stars and galaxies take place from each others in a balance of unspeakable physical forces. This image of these integral bodies connected in a network space can describe the principle of Kevin Monot interventions. Works on paper and cardboard are organized into sets, governed as much by an artistic will as accidental properties.
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Jeune Création
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Success is at everybody’s reach. You just need to follow the advice I am going to state. But if you consider it as useless, if you believe that talent and work are enough for your art to be acknowledged then refer to the previous editions of Circulation(s) or without any doubt to those that will follow — François Cheval.
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Parc de Bagatelle
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The way Dafflon’s practice is rooted in shifts, while, incidentally, embracing all the operations already mentioned, none of which, alone, would exhaust its complexity: shifts of format, colour and placement. This artist summons his viewer as much to a rediscovery of the venue as to a perceiving of autonomous forms.
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Air de Paris Gallery
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In the set of works being shown for the first time, made between 2011 and 2013, Fiona Rae presents dynamic “screens” whose theatre of activity stimulates the viewer’s mental projections. This organised chaos offers us a profusion of visual choices, generating fantastic worlds, stimulating complex desires, playing on our bustling preoccupations and anxieties.
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Nathalie Obadia Gallery
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9:30 AM → 6 PM
Furthering the Topoï exhibition by Arno Gisinger, the CPIF is proposing a day of study looking at the complex relationship between history and photography. If photographic images sometimes constitute material for historians, what of artist produced images which tackle historical facts?
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Meeting
CPIF — Centre photographique d’Ile-de-France
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Mareschal reveals a kind of filmed diary, videos drawn from daily life for a proud poetry. Far from the symbols that steeped in his beginnings he goes to light and purified allegories. This coherent collection shows a lesser-known aspect of his work and gives rise to new directions.
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Marie Cini Gallery
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Jacob Kassay’s pieces play, both literally and figuratively, with notions of opacity, on reflection and transfer. His monochromes are chemically produced and electro-plated in silver. They offer themselves to the spectator thanks to the interaction that takes place when he places himself in front of the canvas, as before a mirror.
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Art : Concept Gallery
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Torri is pleased to present a new show by Florian Pugnaire & David Raffini, Chjami Rispondi.
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Torri
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The Diary Project is an exploration and unearthing of thirty years of archived images. Marnie Weber imagined it as somewhat of a retrospective of her collected imagery in collage form, using photographic clippings from previous bodies of works, as well as imagery pulled from magazines. Making one collage a day, there are 366 collages in total.
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Praz-Delavallade Gallery
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“This exhibition consists of about fifteen abstract paintings. Some of the works begin to exist in an ambiguous place between painting and sculpture, making light of these malleable terms. I continue to use the dog motif as a departure to explore abstraction, while the dog engages in his own exploration of existence itself” — MRM.
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Jeanrochdard Gallery
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3 PM → 8 PM
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Opening
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Free shuttles from Porte Maillot to Bagatelle, every 10 minutes, beside the shuttle stop 244.
Parc de Bagatelle
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Laure Albin Guillot, a “resounding name set to become famous”, one could read just after World War II. Indeed, the French photographic scene in the middle of the century was particularly marked by the signature and aura of this artist, who during her lifetime was certainly the most exhibited and recognized.
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Jeu de Paume
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The work of Adrian Paci (born in 1969 in Albania) underlines one of the paradoxes of human intelligence, which consists of becoming aware of reality through irreality. Often inspired by subjects close to him, stories arising from his everyday life, Adrian Paci lets them slide poetically towards a fiction, which in its turn creates one or more wider realities.
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Jeu de Paume
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The first exhibition conceived by Mathieu Copeland as part of the Jeu de Paume’s Satellite program envisages the exhibition of the word and the oral diffusion of an entire work. Combining writing and mental image, reading and listening, it questions the uniqueness of reading and speech, the place of the word in exhibitions.
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Jeu de Paume
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Paul Jacoulet was a French artist who arrived in Japan in 1899 and lived there for most of his life. In those days, distant travel was unusual however Paul Jacoulet often went to Korea, China and Micronesia, to draw portraits of the native people, favouring depictions of everyday life during the Edo period.
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Musée du quai Branly
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