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The exhibition showcases some three hundred and fifty drawings, sketches, collages, and models, many of them never shown previously. The installation designed by the architect also features archival documents and films. On view will be over thirty projects in Europe, the United States, China, and the Middle East, including the new Parc Zoologique de Paris.
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Centre Georges Pompidou
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After having discovered the different guises of the absurd and sensed the precarious balance which can occur between tragedy and comedy, between idleness and nonsense, the Guido van der Werve monographic exhibition offers a poetic point of view on reality combined with evident existentialist and fatalistic overtones.
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Maison populaire
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In her photographs, Kourtney Roy seems present in the world but absent from herself. The meaning of these incongruous postures, of these empty glances is elsewhere, out of sight, leaving us in the grip of a silent and hidden violence.
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Le BAL
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For this project, Japanese swordsmiths from around the country have challenged to recreate the world of the popular animation’s film series Evangelion.
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Maison de la culture du Japon à Paris
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3 PM
For these live episodes, inhabitants of Aubervilliers will open their doors to the public and become new protagonists of a story told in pieces inside their apartments. A fragmented novel will gradually be written and its narratives will travel through public, private, actual and virtual spaces.
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Performance
Les Laboratoires d’Aubervilliers
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As part of a cycle of exhibitions on art books and limited editions, which began in January 2014, the Eva Meyer gallery presents a second event focusing on artists whose second names began with the letter ‘B’, from the beginning of the 20th century up until today.
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Eva Meyer Gallery
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The exhibition Birth of a Museum presents exceptional works from the collection of Louvre Abu Dhabi. Showcasing the art of the greatest world civilizations, from early history to the contemporary scene, the selected works highlight the universal scope of the new museum, scheduled to open in December 2015.
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Le Louvre
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In the context of an endless debate within the Israeli society on the nature and extent of the duty of the Holocaust memory, Efrat Shvily’s two video projects offer a complex and measured vision of the unrepresentable.
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(French only) La Galerie Karsten Greve présente l’exposition Wood Plaster Paint consacrée à Joel Shapiro. Fasciné par le déploiement de la matière dans l’espace, l’artiste new-yorkais conçoit la sculpture comme une condensation de son expérience.
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Karsten Greve Gallery
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6 PM
For these live episodes, inhabitants of Aubervilliers will open their doors to the public and become new protagonists of a story told in pieces inside their apartments. One apartment will turn into a labyrinth that leads to the neighbours living-room, another will become the board of a cluedo game that no one will ever end up playing, the third one will transform into a cafe-concert.
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Performance
Les Laboratoires d’Aubervilliers
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For the group show entitled “Portrait de 3/4” (‘3/4 facing portrait’), Alain Bublex tiptoes on a tightrope: being an artist assuming the role of curator.
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Galerie G-P & N Vallois
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By blending form with motif, Samuel François provides a solution to the issue of the “filling” of the painting. His interest in fabrics and clothes used as canvas emphasizes the importance of dithering as a motif.
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Jeanrochdard Gallery
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“Tattoo” explores the world of tattooing and offers a unique approach to this ancestral practice, presenting 300 historical and contemporary works from a variety of countries. For the first time, an exhibition presents the artistic dimension of tattooing and its history throughout human culture from its first appearance.
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Musée du quai Branly
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7 PM
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Lecture
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On this occasion, a lecture attended by Bolle Tham and Martin Videgård will be held at the Pavillon de l’Arsenal — 21 boulevard Morland — 75004 Paris. Reservation required : mail@galerie-architecture.fr
La Galerie d’Architecture
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7 PM
(French only) Fruit d’une longue enquête sur le goût et les usages d’une plante, « Cactus Cuttings » fait se rencontrer sciences de la nature, arts décoratifs et sociologie de la culture. A partir d’une image trouvée dans un magazine, l’artiste a construit un atlas et un jardin d’intérieur. Ces coupes botaniques fourniront la base de notre dialogue.
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Fondation d’entreprise Pernod Ricard
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Les artistes choisis par Castillo/Corrales, commissaire du Prix Ricard 2014, sont Marie Angeletti (1984), Camille Blatrix (1984), Jean-Alain Corre (1981), Audrey Cottin (1984), Hendrik Hegray (1981) et Melanie Matranga (1985). / Cent soixante œuvres déjà acquises par le Louvre d’Abu Dhabi sont présentées à Paris, lors d’une exposition d’envergure intitulée « Naissance d’un musée ». / L’artiste américaine Abigail DeVille est désormais représentée par la galerie Michel Rein (Paris/Bruxelles). / Le Solo Pirelli Prize, récompensant la meilleure exposition personnelle de la foire Art Brussels, a été remis à Catharine Ahearn (galerie Office Baroque, Bruxelles). / La galerie berlinoise Max Hetzler ouvrira les portes de son espace parisien le 17 mai prochain avec une monographie de l’artiste Albert Oehlen. / ...
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