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Paris openings this week
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Through photographs, sounds and sculptures, this exhibition examines land development and questions the concept of infinite growth in a finite world with limited resources.
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Centre culturel canadien
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Galerie Paris-Beijing shows the works of Wang Haiyang, Yan Heng, Ma Sibo, Fu Site, Zhu Xinyu and Sun Yu. These six talented artists are representatives of a new wave of Chinese figurative painting, focused on the expression of an inner world.
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Paris-Beijing Gallery
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This two-day long colloquium will from a theoretical perspective reflect on the visual art, film, performance and literature presented as part of the project “Singapour mon amour” curated by Lowave. Thematic sessions will focus on each of these disciplines and will focus on what makes them unique within the global artistic landscape.
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Lecture
Musée du quai Branly
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Bethan Huws plays on the strangeness of certain connections between words, concepts and images. Through the different mediums that she uses, she mischievously explores language, the way it works, its manifestations, its mechanisms of construction, its strategies as well as its translations.
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La MABA
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This is BAL’s first exhibition without either artwork or artist. ‘Images à charge’ looks at those images which are produced as proof by experts, researchers and historians in the case of crimes or individual and collective violence.
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Le BAL
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An alternative. It’s what we’re always looking for. How to get on, how to invent oneself without getting trapped in a banal life? How to develop the self with passion as the only the motivator?
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Galerie Derouillon
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The workshop will focus on the design and understanding of complex networks through mapping and visual analysis in order to expand the individual’s thinking about the network as a creative medium. Starting from hand drawn simple graph diagrams, participants gradually build complex network models.
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Event
Les Laboratoires d’Aubervilliers
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(French only) Great Design présente un ensemble de meubles (chaises, fauteuils, tabourets) et d’œuvres murales dans un jeu de lignes qui produit un effet particulièrement graphique.
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Great Design Gallery
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6 PM → 10 PM
(French only) 40 galeries du Marais vous ouvrent leurs portes de 18h à 22h pour une nocturne exceptionnelle mêlant vernissages, performances, rencontres avec des artistes et visites guidées.
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Multiple venues
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If nothing usually evokes an absence, a lack or a void, it is often at the frontier of nothing in which these artists excel. Through an apparent simplicity, their works both move and impact on the viewer. The pieces displayed in the exhibition share a similar aesthetic; one that is at once minimal and refined.
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Marian Goodman Gallery
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On Saturday, from one area to another, from Crédac to the Laboratoires d’Aubervilliers, passing by the Jeu de Paume in the Paris centre, the Pink Line trip will unfold according to the whims of Line 7.
On Sunday, it’s the very concept of hospitality which will pervade the length of this trip. The art space Camille Lambert will host Eva Nielsen and Jean-François Leroy.
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Event
Multiple venues
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A proposal by Grégoire Monsaingeon with Michel Aubry, Stéphane Bérard, Werner Büttner, Olivier Dollinger, Juliette Goiffon & Charles Beauté, Séverine Hubard, Jan Kopp, Rainier Lericolais.
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Eva Meyer Gallery
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Happenings pioneer and one of the original Pop Art protagonists, known for experimenting with a range of techniques, American artist Jim Dine has chosen to celebrate his 80th birthday with a new installation in Paris: “City of Glass”.
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Templon Gallery
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Rirkrit Tiravanija presents two new quasi-monumental works in the main hall. From the outset, he has always been interested in countercultures that have nourished his work. The artist resorts to recurrent provocation in experimental situations, leaving viewers to interact freely with his installations and, thus, shift their status from visitor to participant.
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Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac presents Raqib Shaw’s second solo exhibition in the Paris Marais gallery featuring a series of new bronze sculptures and paintings. True to his signature style, Shaw presents us with radical images that are deeply informed by art historical references.
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Thaddaeus Ropac Marais Gallery
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The Xippas Gallery presents three recent series by Vik Muniz. A magician of images, the artist uses unlikely materials — copper wire, chocolate, caviar, ketchup, dust, toys, diamonds, and trash — to construct images that are part of our collective visual memory.
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Xippas Gallery
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Cory Arcangel has built up an international reputation since the early 2000s with his innovative performances, videos and computer-generated projects. Arcangel is now considered a pioneer of a generation of artists who have devoted themselves to the archaeology of (computer) technologies.
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Thaddaeus Ropac Paris Pantin Gallery
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![Satoru Sugihara - Art[n+1] Gallery](https://medias.slash-paris.com/main_images/images/000/007/846/atlv-cornell-university-facade-design_thumbnail.jpg?1433940251)
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Satoru Sugihara embodies here a new generation of architectural practice developing new conceptual programming tools in order to script and process complex surfaces and unexpected designs.
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Art[n+1] Gallery
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Anish Kapoor is Versailles 2015 guest. Kapoor’s sculptures will stand in the perspectives of Le Nôtre, the groves and the fountains, in the Gardens of Château de Versailles. With this major contemporary art exhibition, Anish Kapoor fully reflects all aspects of history.
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Château de Versailles
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7 PM → 9:30 PM
What does queer art mean today? Political perspectives. This last conference in the cycle returns to the attempt of a genealogy of queer art which was sketched out over the course of the preceding conference, and will evaluate it, in order to discuss contemporary artistic practice and its political importance.
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Lecture
Le Crédac
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7 PM → 9 PM
The cycle meetings titled “Cheese Theories” proposes taking a look at cheese from different theoretical angles. Production processes, conservation methods, technical limitations of an unstable product, study of the influence of forms on the perception of taste, analysis of the bacteriological environment in production…
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Performance
Fondation d’entreprise Pernod Ricard
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8:15 PM → 9:45 PM
(French only) À l’occasion de l’exposition, les trois séances, constituées pour la plupart de films d’artistes ou expérimentaux, proposent d’appréhender la puissance de persuasion des images.
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Screening
Le BAL
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