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Art and Culture

El Anatsui: A Majestic Showing at the Conciergerie in Paris
Restitutions: France Is Still Putting Up Resistance
Villa E 1027: Eileen Gray's Masterpiece Rises from the Ashes
Sèvres Porcelain: An Illustrious History and Vibrant Present
Marion Baruch’s Long-Awaited Retrospective at Les Abattoirs
Exhibitions
Drawings for Versailles: 20 Years of Acquisitions
Approximately 100 works on paper, some of them being exhibited for the first time, are on display in the apartments of Madame de Maintenon. They reveal…
Exhibitions
Augustin Rouart: Painting as Legacy at the Petit Palais
The small-scale but dense exhibition devoted to "magic realist" Augustin Rouart, after a donation of 12 of his works to the museum, reveals a pure,…
Cultural Heritage
The Château de Trévarez: A Magnificent Soul
In the heart of Finistère, in Brittany, the Château de Trévarez is a fine reminder of the Belle Époque, though one scarred by World War II. Built by…
Analyses
Women Surrealists Part 3: Artists in Exile
After the Second World War, s urrealism continued its development, especially in North America. More worried and contemplative than their male counterparts,…
Exhibitions
The Musée Cognacq-Jay Explores the Senses in the 18th-Century
This season, the Musée Cognacq-Jay, Paris, is focusing on the empire of the senses, described by French philosopher Diderot as the "lasciviousness…
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The Waltz of Sculptures, from the 18th Century to Camille Claudel
A Solid Investment: The Hermès 'Himalaya' Birkin Bag
A Spectacular Folly in the Form of a Chinese Pagoda
Camille Bryen, the Forgotten Glory of Saint-Germain-des-Prés
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19 October 2021 - 23:06
Alexander Calder’s “Flying Dragon” Lands in Paris’ Place Vendôme
19 October 2021 - 22:06
Another Preemption at Drouot: A Chinese Porcelain Dish for Versailles
19 October 2021 - 21:02
Preemption at Drouot: Pierre Rousseau's "Chinese Folly" Goes to the Carnavalet Museum
19 October 2021 - 20:06
Paris Internationale Art Fair 2021 Opens Tomorrow
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Analyses
Camille Bryen, the Forgotten Glory of Saint-Germain-…
A prominent figure of the post-war Parisian art world, Camille Bryen remains…
Cultural Heritage
Brézé: Two Châteaux in One in the Heart of Anjou
A mysterious network of thousand-year-old troglodyte tunnels lies…
Exhibitions
Anni and Josef Albers at the Musée d'Art Moderne in …
A comprehensive show traces the lives and work of two modern art…
Opinion
Moving Beyond the “All Women” Exhibition
Instead of spending time and money on organizing yet another temporary…
Exhibitions
The Torlonia Collection’s Marbles Unveiled in Rome
This large private collection of marbles from antiquity amassed during the 19 th century includes outstanding pieces, some of which were reproduced…
Exhibitions
The Swiss Exception at the Musée d’Orsay
Does Swiss art exist? The Musée d’Orsay set out to answer the question with a show that avoids folklore and clichés.
Exhibitions
Signac’s Color Harmonies at the Jacquemart-André Museum
The world’s largest private collection of works by Paul Signac (1863-1935)—nearly 70 paintings and watercolors—is on display at the Paris museum until…
Analyses
The Philadelphia Museum of Art Opens to the Future
Celebrating an ambitious renovation by Frank Gehry, The Philadelphia Museum of Art reopens to the public with a commitment to broadened histories and…