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This retrospective — the first large scale exhibition devoted to Niki de Saint Phalle for twenty years — presents every aspect of this artist who was a painter, assembler, sculptor, engraver, performer and experimental cinematographer and profoundly revisits the way in which her work is understood.
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Les Galeries nationales du Grand Palais
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(French only) Rassemblant environ 220 œuvres, l’exposition _Roman Vishniac. De Berlin à New-York, 1920-1975_ propose une réévaluation de l’intégralité de la production du photographe, depuis ses débuts à Berlin jusqu’à l’après-guerre aux États-Unis.
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8 PM
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Lecture
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Lecture by Marc Angélil, Sarah Graham and Manuel Scholl will be held at the Centre culturel suisse. Reservation required : mail@galerie-architecture.fr
La Galerie d’Architecture
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The exhibition unites international artists with an interest in architecture and the processes of construction and destruction, as well as the accompanying regenerative processes which are expressed. It takes place under the auspices of the artist Gordon Matta-Clark, who became famous in the 70s thanks to his photographs of buildings which were abandoned.
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Topographie de l’art
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“Impression, Sunrise”, the painting that gave the name to Impressionism and the flagship of the Musée Marmottan Monet is one of the most famous paintings in the world. The enigma of the history of this work has not yet had a comprehensive study. Instead, for nearly forty years, the mystery seems to grow around the masterpiece.
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Musée Marmottan Monet
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(French only) Ann Grim est une artiste pluridisciplinaire dont la réflexion se fonde sur une expérience de vie passée entre Amérique latine, Afrique du sud et Europe. Généreuse et hypersensible, l’artiste se bat avec sa propre nature afin de guider le public vers des questions basées sur la finalité de notre existence.
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A2Z Art Gallery
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On the occasion of the “Terrains/vagues” exhibition, the artist Marceŀla Barceló presents a series of recent works representing suffering creatures and individuals. To the underlying psychic tensions respond real physical wounds, as so many threatening symbols of the dreadful influence of mankind on its peers and Nature.
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Da-End Gallery
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As much by its etymology as by its very appearance in the exhibition space “Rancho Mirage” portrays itself as a fantasy, a destination rooted in chance, a meeting point determining the outlines of a shared dream.
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Perception Park Gallery
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(French only) Chez Kirill Ukolov, le contexte (l’espace physique ou symbolique) définit la nature de l’intervention. Quel que soit le lieu de l’intervention : en galerie, dans un cloître, dans la rue, il construit sa proposition par rapport à l’environnement pour que celle-ci rentre en résonance avec la vie réelle dans le but, dit-il, de prendre le spectateur au dépourvu.
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Baraudou Schriqui Galerie
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(French only) Dans une proposition radicale, Sambre s’approprie le local de la future galerie, du sol au plafond, agissant comme catalyseur interrogeant la transition de son ancienne activité à sa future fonction. Cette installation sera le résultat fascinant d’assemblages de matériaux récupérés sur place puis réorganisés dans l’espace par l’artiste.
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Jérôme Pauchant Gallery
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“The main focus of “The Pale Fox” is obsessive curiosity, the irrepressible desire to affect things, to achieve goals, to perform actions, and the inevitable consequences.” — Camille Henrot
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Bétonsalon - Centre d'art et de recherche
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The Chapuisat brothers have drawn inspiration from the Maréchalerie’s significant structure in order to fill it with an invasive and massive structure. The visitor finds himself face to face with a house of cards in oak, a self-standing extreme sculpture which reveals the architectural forces at work in the space.
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La Maréchalerie
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All day
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Visit
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Opening of the exhibition “Les Frères Chapuisat — Le culte de l’archipendule”, Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 September from 2pm until 6pm. Guided tours at 3pm.
La Maréchalerie
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Hanns Schimansky is recognized by his peers as one of the most talented draughstman of his generation in Germany. This new exhibition is an opportunity to capture his approach through recent drawings. It includes the series entitled “micro-canonic orchestra”.
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Jeanne Bucher Jaeger | Paris, Marais Gallery
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Tania Mouraud is a major figure in French contemporary art. Her art explored mostly human conditions. Like a paintbrush on canvas, Mouraud uses her camera to capture reality and make a statement. The bulldozers grinding through books at a frantic pace cannot help but call up other images of History in our collective memory.
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MAC VAL Musée d'art contemporain du Val-de-Marne
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Angelika Markul’s universe is interwoven with a dark poetry, at times serene, at times disturbing, which reconstitutes the earth’s texture and the brilliance of the stars. Conjuring and prophesying at the same time, the installations brings the beauty of astronomy to the viewer all while engaging the viewer in a post-humanist journey.
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La maison des arts, centre d'art contemporain de Malakoff
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7 PM
For its fourth consecutive season, the seminar of performances “Partitions (Performances)” focuses once more on its interest in hybrid forms of research and enquiry at the nexus of art and conference. How does a myth come to life? Which processes lead it to change? How does it help us understand the world today?
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Fondation d’entreprise Pernod Ricard
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