Babar at the Arts Decoratifs Get in touch with the big kid in you or bring the kids out to the new Babar Exhibition in Paris at the Toy Gallery of the Arts Decoratifs Museum. It celebrates the 80th year anniversary (1931 by Jean de Brunhoffof) the creation of the famous french book series with all the books by giving a behind the scene look at sketches and the process of the creation of the stories. In an effort to create a massive collection, many items were borrowed from prestigious museu[...]
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The work of American photographer Diane Arbus is on display here in Paris at Le Jeu de Paume until February 5, 2012. ?The exhibition of black and white photographs shows the raw reality of life in America, particularly in New York in the 1960s. Her controversial work was even?criticized?by Norman Mailer as saying ?Giving a camera to Diane Arbus is like putting a live grenade in the hands of a child." This is the first presentation in France that will contain most of her well known work bu[...]
Les Arts D?coratifs museum, Paris is showing the first ever exhibition of collected works by the renowned artist Jean-Paul Goude. It encompasses his more than 40 year career journey including famous photographs, videos and private works. Most notably you'll see much of his fashion photography and advertising campaigns for Chanel, Azzedine Alaia, and selections of his most significant pieces of Grace Jones on display. To visit the museum: Open Tuesday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.[...]
La Maison Europene de la photographie aka The European Museum of Photography in the Marais, has been welcoming professional and novice photographers alike since its inception. it is a great place that showcases some of the best photographers worldwide as well as works of up and coming photographers. price viagra Located in the Marais. This would make for a great stop for a day trip in the area (including a stop at L?As du Falefel - Address : 34, Rue des Rosiers, 75004 Paris). It is easy to take[...]
Les Parisiennes de Kiraz is presently showing in Paris at the beautiful Musee Carnavalet (Carnavalet Museum). I highly recommend it for a humorous retrospective on Parisian women of the 60s, and is one of the first major shows chronicling the work of Edmond Kiraz. Kiraz humerus caricature drawings of long legged, pouted lipped Parisian women are well known to the Parisian public and has been internationally dispersed by various magazines and books such as the French magazine,Jours de France[...]