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Paris openings this week
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This exhibition describes a world dreamt up by Françoise Huguier, without promotional romanticism or lyricism, but rather a collection of images gathered and elegantly created, as if it were nothing at all. Up close and personal with her subjects, with an insolence she claims as her own.
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MEP
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It’s not by chance that Marie-Paule Nègre, then a young photographer, selected the world of jazz as the theme for her first big work as an artist. This was not a coincidental choice. Jazz was created by — and for — those who suffered racial and social exclusion. People without words. People without images.
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MEP
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Andrea Bowers open the door to her ‘studio’ for about four months to share her experience of working in situ with the audience and show the progress of her work.
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Espace culturel Louis Vuitton
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For her first exhibition in France, Danica Phelps shows a series of drawings which stem from the project “Income’s Outcome”. This exhibition also contains works made on the gallery premises, during Phelps’ stay in Paris, together with her son Orion, at the studio inside the gallery.
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Galerie Laurent Mueller
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“Comment j’ai inventé Edith Scob…” was first, following a commission from CNAP, a creative workshop broadcast on France Culture in October 2013. A portrait of two people who are strangers. A radio-portrait, in true and false, in sounds and silences: 56 mins based on notes and messages.
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La MABA
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For this exhibition, the artists realised research and workshop based creations in which they conceived a multitude of works in parallel, where works liberally influenced others. The result outlines an environment defined by memory, with links developing through echoes, references and recollections.
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De Roussan Gallery
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“Les Jeudis Arty” invites people to discover the art galleries in the Marais, thanks to unique evening openings, mixing performances, opening events and encounters with the artists.
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Event
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(French only) Une exposition et des événements pour célébrer les avant-gardes historiques de la poésie expérimentale.
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Metropolis Gallery
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6 PM → 10 PM
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Opening
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Exhibition opening with the artists and catalogue signings.
Véronique Smagghe Gallery
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7:30 PM
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Performance
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A performance of “Play Braille”, proposed by Guillaume Leingre (Bloom). Three white volumes. Monochromes. A bunny. Pliable pages. Thousands of points. Play Boy USA in braille. The milky way. Blind spots. Apparently identical pages. Images ? Swimming costumes ? Naked girls ? Guys ?
Escougnou-Cetraro Gallery
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This exhibition gathers works of art made with elements gleaned from the different territories spanning the project. The exhibition presents a series of films, made most notably in Saint-Denis, in which the participants are invited to engage themselves as subjects of a collective portrait.
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Synesthésie ¬ MMAINTENANT
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“Animaux, Mythes, Villes, Contes nègres, Fragments, Miracles” are the six revealing titles of the leading chapters of Yona Friedman’s illustrated tale “1001 nuits + 1 jour”. The drawings originally covered the walls of the artist’s studio, this decor was taken apart when Friedman left the studio for his apartment on boulevard Garibaldi.
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Michèle didier Gallery
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Pop Art constituted one of the key influences over Alessio-B’s imagination for the mise-en-scene of cinematographic myths, pop and rock music heroes and the stars who occupy our screens and advertising posters.
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Véronique Smagghe Gallery
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In appropriating bits and pieces of torn urban posters, Jacques Villeglé fulfilled a graphic and political (hi)story of the street. This seemingly simple approach, or one which at the very least can be summed up in an exclusive gesture, makes it possible to ask all sorts of questions about the status of the painting-as-object.
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Galerie G-P & N Vallois
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As part of ARC Opus, in collaboration with the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, the students at ENSAPC are presenting two exhibitions: one at the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris from the 6 to the 15 June and the second part at the ENSAPC gallery.
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ENSAPC YGREC
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In the 1930’s, Brassaï, not yet a photographer, but already a compulsive “stroller”, observes and takes notes on the traces of a society in complete mutation, the dark corners of which he loves to explore. “He tracked down plots of wasteland, favourite places for lovers and children, leaving the signs of their love…”
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Galerie G-P & N Vallois
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“L’état du ciel — 3ème partie” displays monographic exhibitions of work by Ed Atkins, a troubling testament, and also Eduardo Basualdo, the Argentine artist of the massive meteorite, and artist collaborations around the central themes such as time or the fall.
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Palais de Tokyo
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After two successful exhibitions at the Pittsburg Mattress Factor and at Art Unlimited Bâle in 2013, the Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota is filling the Daniel Templon gallery with a new project: “Small Room”. The artist transforms the gallery space with a spectacular installation of suitcases.
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Templon Gallery
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(French only) Christian Gonzenbach aime explorer l’intérieur des choses, notamment en inversant le monde connu. Son travail consiste à produire des objets, des films ou des installations qui emploient un vocabulaire qui semble familier mais étrangement décalé. Sa recherche est d’explorer cette frontière ténue entre le normal et le bizarre, là où le monde perd son sens.
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Sator Gallery
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Norbert Bisky’s figurative style of painting, conjuring up the socialist realism he experienced as a child in GDR, is striking in its use of shimmering colours and its apocalyptic visions. Peopled by beautiful young men, his work depicts ambiguous scenes that lie somewhere between natural catastrophe, battlefield and festivities.
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Templon Gallery
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