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Four Highlights from the Clair-Obscur exhibition at Bourse de Commerce
At the Bourse de Commerce, Clair-obscur explores how contemporary artists engage with light, shadow and perception. Through installations, paintings and sculptures from the Pinault Collection, the exhibition invites visitors to experience darkness not as an absence, but as a space for reflection and discovery.
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The Pont Neuf: Paris’s Timeless Playground for Artists
JR’s La Caverne du Pont-Neuf transforms Paris’s oldest bridge into a monumental cave, inviting visitors to rediscover a familiar landmark through a completely new lens. Echoing Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s famous 1985 wrapping of the bridge, the installation demonstrates how public art can reshape our perception of the city and its history.
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1913-1923: How Paris reshaped perceptions of African and Oceanian arts
The Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac looks back at the years 1913–1923, during which Paul Guillaume and a handful of enlightened enthusiasts helped bring recognition to the arts of Africa and Oceania for their aesthetic qualities rather than their ethnographic significance.
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Marcel Nies: A Private Passion
“Marcel Nies: A Private Passion”, held at Christie’s Paris on March 26, 2026, brought together 47 works reflecting the refined and intuitive eye of Marcel Nies, a Belgian art dealer, who assembled a discreet but tasteful collection of African and Oceanic art – featuring a rare Fang reliquary figure, a refined Punu mask, and a Guro heddle pulley that had…
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Dana Lixenberg’s American Images at MEP
The retrospective American Images, presented at MEP Paris, offers an overview of Dana Lixenberg’s work over the past thirty years. From her celebrity shoots in the 1990s to the Imperial Courts series, her portraits reveal contemporary America quietly, thoughtfully, and through the lens of humanity.
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Retromobile Week 2016: The Quiet Charm of Ferrari’s Golden Era
Elegant coupes and convertibles, along with true racing thoroughbreds, defined the glory days of classic Ferraris in the 1950s and ’60s. During the 2026 Rétromobile week, several exceptional examples were on display, including the very car that bestowed the “Tour de France” name on the 250 GT Berlinetta, and the Ferrari 250 LM that won the 1965 24 Hours of…
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