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5 exhibitions that will take you on a journey in March

Barely have the holidays ended when the desire to leave again is felt. Fortunately, in this month of March, cultural exhibitions offer us a great escape around the world, without even leaving Paris. Discover the Egypt of the Pharaohs, from Khufu to Ramses II, at the Atelier des Lumières Immerse yourself in ancient Egypt and explore the treasures of a legendary civilization that shaped history for 3 millennia. The exhibition begins with the poetic evocation of grains of sand, lifted by the desert wind. It thus reveals the remains of ancient Egypt. You will be transported back in time, reliving the emotions of French scientists during the Egyptian Campaign from 1798 to 1801, immortalized in the drawings of painter David Roberts. Finally, your journey will continue along the majestic Nile. The sacred river that has nourished this civilization for millennia. So, until January 5, 2025, discover the daily life of ancient Egypt through treasures of bas-reliefs, paintings and ancient papyri! Atelier des Lumières – 38 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 …

Immerse yourself in modern Paris at the Petit Palais

The influence of Paris on the world stage has lasted for a long time. At the start of the 1905th century, the “international capital of the world” was at the forefront of innovation while being the scene of spectacular cultural excitement. As part of the final installment of his impeccably orchestrated trilogy, dedicated to our dazzling capital. Le Petit Palais comprehensively and captivatingly explores the extraordinary landscape of innovation and culture in Paris during the period 1925-400. Through an elegant exhibition bringing together paintings, sculptures, drawings, vehicles, jewelry, dresses and decorative objects. It highlights the incredible vitality of a city that attracted artists from all over the world. Even the dark period of the First World War is covered. As well as the profound social changes that resulted from it. A special section is dedicated to the genesis of the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, including its controversial ballet, Le Sacre du Printemps. Masterpieces and artistic movements The tour presents nearly XNUMX works by Amedeo Modigliani, Pablo Picasso, Fernand Léger, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Delaunay, etc.

“The economy according to Asterix” continues its adventures at Citeco

Since October 21, 2023, our Gaulish heroes have been welcoming you to Citéco. In the exceptional Gaillard hotel. They offer you a unique experience with the immersive exhibition “The Economy According to Asterix”, allowing you to better understand major economic concepts through the adventures of Asterix, while entertaining young and old! Our intrepid Gauls are extending their stay at Citéco until April 21! The exhibition, which captured the heart of Lutèce, continues in its success, offering a most original lesson in economics. The adventures of Asterix and Obelix transcend simple historical parody. Through their adventures and the pages of their albums, readers are revealed a subtle analysis of the contemporary world, approaching with a mocking touch surprising economic elements revealing our vices and virtues. Thus, Asterix, the irresistible Gaul, finds himself, without knowing it, being an essential player in economic life, just like each of us. “The Economy According to Asterix”: the exhibition not to be missed See this publication on Instagram A publication shared by Citéco (@citedeleconomie) Through…

IVO in Japan: the meeting of contemporary art and design

2024 is the year of Japan. IVO, the unmissable gorilla, icon of the Valmont Foundation, now embraces the ancestral traditions of the rising sun in an exceptional exhibition in Paris: IVO in Japan. After Morocco, South Africa and Tanzania… Ivo was inspired by Japan to create an immersive and innovative exhibition entitled “IVO in Japan”. Featuring the colors and stories of the cultures encountered during the travels of Didier Guillon, this explorer at heart. The exhibition will begin far from the lands of the samurai, taking place in Valmont boutiques from Paris to New York, via Madrid, Berlin and Munich. From February 1 to April 28, 2024, “IVO in Japan” pays homage to the unique blend of tradition and modernity. It was discovered by Didier Guillon and his daughter Valentine during their trip to the Japanese archipelago. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Fondation Valmont (@fondationvalmont) IVO in Japan: an invitation to travel Discover Ivo's unique art in a captivating exhibition. Let yourself be transported through a sophisticated scenography where Ivo comes to life...

TOP exhibitions to see in February

Paris, an enchanting city, harmoniously fuses art, fashion, music, gastronomy, and many other captivating facets. The city continually hosts new exhibitions in its many iconic museums. Discover below the essential exhibitions not to be missed during the month of February. “Transparencies – The power of materials” at the Yves Saint Laurent Museum The Yves Saint Laurent Museum Paris is dedicated to its new fashion exhibition. This time exploring the art of transparency and highlighting the subtle behavior of fabrics. From February 9 to August 25, 2024, visitors will have the opportunity to delve into the second chapter of “Transparencies”. A couture saga that began the previous summer at the Cité de la Dentelle et de la Mode in Calais. For this Parisian suite, the 16th arrondissement museum chose the talented curator Anne Dressen to highlight the art of this delicacy. In accordance with the vision of Yves Saint Laurent. The exhibition, designed by architect Pauline Marchetti, explores the way in which Yves Saint Laurent challenged the very nature of clothing from the...

Daniel Buren in the spotlight: Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche unveils a captivating exhibition

Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche is celebrating its ninth consecutive year of openness to contemporary artistic talents by giving carte blanche to the eminent artist Daniel Buren. The artistic excitement takes place at 24, rue de Sèvres with the exhibition in two Acts entitled “Aux Beaux Carrés: in situ works”, which draws its inspiration from the emblematic square tiles of the department store's glass roofs. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche (@lebonmarcherivegauche) In Act I, which runs from January 9 to February 18, Daniel Buren dazzles the audience with monumental works carefully arranged under the central glass roofs , on the second floor and even on the windows. The famous alternating black and white bands of 8,7 centimeters, a true signature of the artist, permeate the central escalator and the columns of the rue de Sèvres. This artistic feat is based on a subtle play of shapes, movements, colors and lights, offering a unique visual experience to visitors. The department store is thus transformed into a space where contemporary art dialogues harmoniously with classic architecture. …

Exhibitions dedicated to fashion that you absolutely must see in 2024

In 2024, fashion enthusiasts are invited to a visual narrative through captivating exhibitions illuminating the world of haute couture and style. Treasures of creativity and innovation are opened to the eyes of the most curious, highlighting the evolution as well as the undeniable impact of the world of fashion. Viviane Sassen – “PHOSPHOR: Art & Fashion 1990-2023” at the MEP The European House of Photography presents the very first retrospective exhibition of Dutch artist Viviane Sassen. A talented photographer with many talents. Its exhibition, “PHOSPHOR: Art & Fashion 1990-2023,” brings together more than 200 creations. It also traces 30 years of production of a protean work where photography meets collage, painting but also video. Thus, this exhibition aims to shed light on Viviane Sassen’s creative process by following two main axes. The constant search for renewal of photographic forms as well as the importance of the intimate sphere in his work. You have until February 11, 2024 to visit this unique exhibition. European House of Photography – 5/7 Rue de Fourcy, 75004 Paris…