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The world of Clovis, an exhibition in which you are the hero at the National Archaeology Museum 1
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The world of Clovis, an exhibition in which you are the hero at the National Archaeology Museum

Do you like escape games or role playing games? Then you should love the new exhibition at the National Archaeology Museum in Saint-Germain-en-Laye (only 20 minutes by RER from Paris)! In “The World of Clovis”, you are indeed an actor of the exhibition since your visit will depend on you. Built on the model of […]
Exposition Black Indians au musée du Quai Branly
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Black Indians at the Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac museum: the traditions of the New Orleans carnival

The Black Indians of New Orleans exhibition has just opened at the Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac Museum. Little known in France, the African-American custom of Mardi Gras Carnival in New Orleans is an exciting mix of traditions, beliefs and communities. A festivity rich in syncretism that is an opportunity to trace the history of African-Americans on […]
Facing the Sun, the dazzling exhibition at the Marmottan Monet museum 3
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Facing the Sun, the dazzling exhibition at the Marmottan Monet museum

Throughout the ages, the sun has never ceased to inspire artists. This fascinating star by its brilliance, capable of being reborn every day, has been the central point of many paintings. This is notably the case in “Impression, soleil levant” (“Impression, Sunrise”), the mythical painting by Claude Monet in 1872, which gave its name to […]
Exposition Xenakis à la Philharmonie de Paris
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Who was Iannis Xenakis? An innovative artist to (re)discover at the Philharmonie de Paris

“I was born twenty-five centuries too late” confided Iannis Xenakis. Yet this lover of Greek antiquity was resolutely modern, to the point of reinventing music and creating new architectural forms. Architect, engineer, composer, mathematician… Xenakis was all these things at once, which makes him a particularly atypical artist. On the occasion of the centenary of […]

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