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Guillaume Amat exposes two series of photos at the Galerie Particulière
Our favourite things, Photography
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Guillaume took part in our photo project a year ago. This is his new exhibition…
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« I remember » (Je me souviens), a photo exhibition by Denise Panieri from 18th – 21st March 2010
Our favourite things, Photography
Denis took part in our photo project in December 2008, and we’re happy to announce her new exhibition that you shouldn’t miss, especially as it only lasts three days!…
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Giant funfair in Paris – La Foire du Trône – from 3rd April – 31st May 2010
A Parisian experience, Our favourite things
No need to travel nearly an hour to Disneyland when you’ve got 350 attractions on your doorstep…
Photos: JasonW
Rooms With a View, an photo exhibition by Tatiana Margaux Bonhomme at the LM Gallery from 19th March – 25th April 2010
Our favourite things, Photography
I can barely remember what I was doing last week, but those of you with more athletic minds may remember that Tatiana did the very first special commission for our photo project and exhibition in 2007. With her new exhibition she shows the photos that initially convinced us that she would be very much at ease with photographing hotels…
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The Albert Kahn museum celebrates the 150th anniversay of his birth
A Parisian experience, Our favourite things
Tons of events and a spiffing new website with light boxes on a dark background (hmmm…). One of our favourite places in Paris gets a youthful reboot by looking 150 years into the past. Here are the details…
The Albert Kahn gardens - photo: JasonW
Meroë, Empire on the Nile, an exhibition at the Louvre
from 26th March – 6th September 2010
I have to admit that before today I have never hear of Meroë, but a quick enquiry on the web shows that it’s a city discovered by French explorer Frédéric Cailliaud in 1822. This exhibition is the first to concentrate on the town, with 200 pieces that showcase the majesty of this ancient civilisation and it multiple influences…
The pyramids of the northern royal necropolis in Meroë. (c) M. Baud
Living Colors, a fresh new shopping fair at the Cartonnerie, 27th & 28th March 2010
In a space that’s rare in Paris (kind of like a giant log cabin), 25 designers, artists and go-getters are preparing a weekend to wash that grey right out of your face…
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Exhibition & signing by Patrick Tourneboeuf at the Librairie de la Galerie 12th March 2010
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The photographer looking after after special commission for this year’s edition of our photo project and showing some of his photos – and signing them! – in Paris this month…
Sex, death and sacrifice, an exhibition at the
Quai Branly museum, 9th March – 23rd May 2010
Bravo to the brilliant PR person who came up with the title for this exhibition; hip, hype, funky (for what is – after all – ceramics). But – fair enough – these pottery objects do reveal an astonishing link that the Mochica people established between religion, power, sexuality and death…
Anthropomorphic figure, sitting © Museo Larco, Lima-Pérou
Meijer de Haan, the Hidden Master, an exhibition at the Musée d’Orsay from 16th March – 20th June 2010
Although the painter Meijer de Haan (1852-1895) is mainly known for the often mysterious portraits of him painted by his ‘friend’ Paul Gauguin, his body of work, started in his native Holland, then continued mainly in France, remains largely unknown….
Musée d'Orsay. Photo : JasonW
