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Paris-based American artist Matthew Rose presents a new series of major works on paper at STORIE in the Montparnasse quartier of Paris, opening Thursday, September 1, 2011. The new works target and recast religious icons, patriotism, gods and nature in a medium…
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For its 108th year, Le Tour de France, the world’s premier biking race. began on July 3, and finishes in Paris on Sunday, July 24. The route stretches in 20 stages from La Berre-de-Monts, through the mountainous Pyrénées, to the grand finale on the Avenue des…
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The Paris Ballet debuts its first performance of the season of Swan Lake on Monday, November 29th, at Opera Bastille. Tchaikovsky’s first ballet echoes with extraordinary gentleness and melancholy. Marius Petipa adopted the work in 1895 and created the legend…
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This annual photography fair involves over one hundred international galleries and publishers presenting a selection of some of the finest examples of photographic expression from the 19th century to the present day. Paris Photo has a special selection of photos…
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Today is the Paris Marathon, which means a little chaos in the streets as nearly 40,000 runners take way as they meander through Paris. Fortunately, this year the run started earlier (8:45 am) which means that the stragglers should finish and the…
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At our neighborhood école maternelle is a plaque which is a reminder of the Jewish children rounded up by the French police, in collaboration with the Nazis, and sent to concentration camps to die. Over 100 children in the 16th arrondissement were killed,…
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The annual Pavillon des Arts et du Design has landed in the Jardin des Tuileries. This art and design exposition presents new pieces engineered by the biggest names in painting, sculpture, photography, drawing, tapestries, jewelry, antiques, and furniture to at…
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