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A stone’s throw from the Musée Rodin, the Canadian Cultural Centre presents an exhibition entirely devoted to the French sculptors, and the monument “Les Bourgeois de Calais” (1885) in particular. At its heart is a new video installation that revisits the idea of the urban monument by taking apart and putting back together the sculpted group using actors.
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Centre culturel canadien
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Deploying classic tropes from the science fiction genre, including notions of futurism, fantasy, utopia/dystopia, the exhibition takes its title from the concept of the oracle–typically heroic deities, most often female, who act as communicative mediums, providing turning-points in narratives or conversations by speaking to the future in the present.
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Xpo Gallery
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Etel Adnan is a writer and painter. She was born in Beirut in 1925, and studied philosophy at the Sorbonne in Paris in the 1950s, then pursued post-graduate studies at Berkeley and Harvard. Since the 1960s, she has painted vibrant and brightly coloured small abstract landscapes. Her work became international recognized since her participation in the 2013 Documenta in Kassel.
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Lelong & Co Gallery
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Cyrille Weiner finalises a project which was talked about for a long time with the designer Grégory Lacoua: to conceive a hybrid photographic object, halfway between sculpture and furniture. They are both interested in the possibility of enriching our relationship with the world through the creation of objects and situations.
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Galerie Laurent Mueller
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Xicheng District, like many traditional districts in China, is given an aggressive makeover in which any trace of its history is erased. All this mimics Chinese history which itself saw each dynasty disappear in favor of the next. As though assuming this history, or as a sweet inspiration, Zhang Litao gives us the gift of this experience.
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A2Z Art Gallery
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For this retrospective dedicated to Lynne Cohen, Fabienne Leclerc wishes to give carte blanche to the French photographer Patrick Tosani. He will offer a personal reading of the work of Canadian photographer whose career has spanned over 40 years.
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In Situ Gallery
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Mathieu Mercier has selected works that seem very much opposed. On one hand, he chooses some of the many conceptual artworks in mfc-michèle didier’s collection, whose repetitive character has the potential to cause a particular psychological state of mind, close to beatitude; on the other hand, he confronts these with art works that reveal a much more sensual nature, erotic even.
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Michèle didier Gallery
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The gallery presents the new design collection of Celia-Hannes’ design studio, the result of a workshop in South Africa for Cape Town Design World Capital 2014. An observation of local manufacturing techniques and materials, highlighting the potential of their contemporary interpretation.
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Great Design Gallery
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The Jeune Création gallery presents a solo exhibition by Pieter van der Schaaf, winner of the Boesner prize at the exhibition Jeune Création 2014.
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Jeune Création
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6:30 PM → 7:30 PM
nspired by the writings of the evolutionary biologist Jared Diamond, Marion Laval-Jeantet and Dominique Lestel will talk about the disappearance of complex societies and the similarities between past civilisations and the current one. They will propose alternatives drawing from art and thought, in order to imagine an …
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Lecture
La Maréchalerie
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7 PM
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Event
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Over an aperitif, a screening of the best contemporary Danish films on fashion designers: Nikoline Liv Andersen, Asger Juel Larsen, Vilsbøl De Arce, Han Kjøbenhavn, Huber, BarbaraI Gongini, Mads Nørgaard, Jeppe Worning and Maikel Tawadros. An evening organised in collaboration with the Copenhagen Cinémathèque. Entrance free.
Le Bicolore
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For his third exhibition at Galerie Chantal Crousel, Heimo Zobernig presents a set of new paintings on canvas and a selection of older works on paper. From the outset, Heimo Zobernig works with different media and various means of expression such as video, performance, painting, sculpture, installations, architecture, and design.
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Chantal Crousel Gallery
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4 PM → 6 PM
A conference/performance organised by Julien Creuzet (artist in residence) with Afro Carribean Jo’School (Noiseau association of Afro-Caribbean dance), Elsa Dorlin (philosopher), Anna Pi (dancer) and Fannie Sosa (sociologist and performer.)
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Performance
La Galerie, centre d’art contemporain
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