Paris openings this week
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"The artists taking part in this group exhibition blur the boundaries between form and function, they act with transformations which rather than “metamorphosing banality” regress to the objects’ banality and to their power to mobilize and generate worlds.
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Jérôme Pauchant Gallery
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Whether it be to do with games of language, society, strategy or video games, they all have in common the fact that they are structured by rules. This initiative brings together artists from fine art, performers and designers who perceive game rules as a catalyst or structure able to generate new playful forms in contemporary creation.
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Centre Georges Pompidou
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For Cesar del Valle, a drawn object doesn’t exist. It’s a graphical work and nothing more. Yet the public who look upon this drawing will readily see beyond a simple mark of the pencil: they see an object, a person, perhaps a story that they are ready to follow.
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La Galerie Particulière
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7 PM
During this evening event, Luce Lebart returns to the foundations of modern forensics such as envisaged by Reiss, where photography offers a scientific alternative to human testimony. Pierre Margot, professor emeritus in forensic sciences will revisit some of the investigations that he has lead during the course of his career.
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Lecture
Le BAL
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My Buenos Aires at la maison rouge continues a series of exhibitions that showcases the art scene in cities worldwide. My Buenos Aires is an invitation to plunge into the mystery of Buenos Aires without attempting to resolve it, and to experience the unsettling strangeness of its multiple personalities.
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Lafayette Anticipations
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On Saturday, the students of Beaux- Arts of Paris will open up their workshops to the public. Hicham Berrada will plunge you into a contemplative state. The Maison des Arts de Malakoff will present a joyful commotion.
On Sunday, a trip organised by the Musée d’art moderne, the Beaux-Arts and the Ferme du Buisson will celebrate the arrival of summer.
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Multiple venues
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Les Douches has the pleasure of presenting ’The Persistence of Landscaping’, an exhibit that brings together Aymeric Fouquez’s series North and Pierre Schwarz’s series Goalposts. Through images of military cemeteries and football goalposts, the peculiar visions of these two photographers document the space and transformations.
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Les Douches la Galerie
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(French only) Great Design désire rendre hommage à l’objet miroir en présentant deux miroirs produits en édition limitée. Il s’agit d’une nouvelle création de Claire Lavabre et de la réédition du miroir dessiné en 2009 par l’architecte japonais Tetsuo Kondo.
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Great Design Gallery
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5 PM → 9 PM
(French only) Dans le cadre du finissage de l’exposition double décor, la galerie See studio propose une série de projection de Laura Gozlan, Jean Hubert, Ana Vega.
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Closing
Escougnou-Cetraro Gallery
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5 PM → 9 PM
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Closing
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(French only) Soirée de projections avec les vidéos de Laura Gozlan, Jean Hubert et Ana Vega.
Escougnou-Cetraro Gallery
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“The Inca and the conquistador” presents the conquest of Peru through the epic story of two men: Atahualpa, the Inca, and Francisco Pizarro, the conquistador. The meeting of these two principal players illustrates the clash of two radically different worlds that were to undergo profound political, economic, cultural and religious change.
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Musée du quai Branly
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7 PM
Michelangelo Pistoletto and Michel Maffesoli will discuss a new conception of education, and in particular the place of art as a vehicle of initiation relating to the postmodern period.
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Lecture
Fondation d’entreprise Pernod Ricard
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Céleste Boursier-Mougenot creates a lakeside landscape which leads visitors into an experience, at once tactile, visual and auditory, which changes their perception of the space. As they move across this flooded space, visitors enter a stream of images which set the scene for an imaginary journey, a voyage through their own psyche.
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Palais de Tokyo
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Palais de Tokyo invited Thai artist Korakrit Arunanondchai to design, for the first time in France, a total environment which will bring together a collection of works. Inspired by his travels between New York and Bangkok, his work immerses the viewer in a kitschy syncretism, fusing religions, popular music and icons from mass consumption.
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Palais de Tokyo
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Mona Hatoum’s work dialogues, in an original and exemplary manner, with the major disciplines and movements of contemporary art — performance, video, Kinetic art, Minimalism and Conceptual art — and even makes a nod to Surrealism. The multidisciplinarity informs all of her work : no material, no medium, no art field is foreign to her.
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Centre Georges Pompidou
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For the first time, the Centre Pompidou is to devote an exhibition to the Swiss artist Gottfried Honegger. Through a selection of some 50 works (drawings,paintings and sculptures) the exhibition examine the career of this major figure in abstract art, focussing in particularon the genesis and development of his Tableaux-reliefs or “Relief Paintings”.
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Centre Georges Pompidou
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