Gabrielle Chanel – Manifeste de la Mode
Date: from 15 October 2020 to 18 July 2021
Location: Palais Galliera, Fashion Museum, 10, avenue Pierre Ier de Serbie, Paris 16e
Prices: From 14 to 12 € / Free for under 18
The Palais Galliera reopens today, May 19, 2021 and the retrospective Gabrielle Chanel. Manifesto of Fashion is extended until July 18th 2021. After only one month of opening and 40,000 visitors, it has become necessary to postpone its closing, initially scheduled for March 14th 2021, in order to give the public a second opportunity to discover the work of the famous fashion designer. This was made possible thanks to the precautionary measures taken by the Palais Galliera teams during the closure period, and also thanks to the support and solidarity of most of the lenders who have agreed to extend their loans. Finally, new acquisitions and donations of works, both at the Palais Galliera and at CHANEL Heritage – the main lender of the exhibition – will make it possible to replace the most fragile pieces that will not be able to withstand this extended presentation.
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Yves-Saint Laurent Museum– Guided Tour
En savoir +ParticipateDate : from 1 January 2021 to 31 December 2021
Location : Yves Saint Laurent Museum , 5 Avenue Marceau 75116 ParisPrices : from 22€
Come discover the Yves Saint Laurent Paris Museum before it opens to the public, during a 1h15 guided tour.In the historic location of the former haute couture house, the Yves Saint Laurent Paris Museum opened its doors in October 2017 and presents the work of one of the most famous couturiers of the 20th century on more than 450 square meters. The designer’s Studio is also part of the museum tour, preserved within the elegant 16th arrondissement Hotel Particulier.
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Napoléon : L’exposition
En savoir +ParticipateDate: from 28 May to 19 December 2021
Place: Grande Halle de la Villette, 211, Avenue Jean Jaurès, Porte de Pantin, 75019 Paris
Prices: From 15€
Admired as much as he was controversial, Napoleon Bonaparte was a highly complex character whose life oscillated between heroism and tragedy, victory and defeat, modern advances and regressive measures. To celebrate the 200th anniversary of his death, La Villette, La RMN – Grand Palais and RERE / Adonis are offering a spectacular exhibition that provides a fair and uncompromising portrait of a fascinating figure who shaped the France of today. After all, to know Napoleon is to understand the world in which we live. From his rise to the decline of the imperial adventure, the exhibition retraces this crucial period in nine sections, from key moments in French history to the intimate and romantic life of the emperor. The exceptional collaboration of the Louvre, the châteaux of Versailles, Fontainebleau and Malmaison, the Musée de l’Armée, the Mobilier National and the Fondation Napoléon has brought together more than 150 original pieces, assembled here for the first time. Masterpieces created during the Empire, exceptional objects that belonged to Napoleon and contemporary creations follow one another along a chronological and educational path. Vast reconstructions and numerous digital devices offer visitors a real immersion in the heart of these decisive moments in French history. A health pass is not required for this exhibition.
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Damien Hirst Exposition, Cherry Blossoms
En savoir +ParticipateDate : From 6 July 2021 to 2 January 2022
Lieu : Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, 261 Boulevard Raspail, 75014 ParisPrice : Tarif plein 11€
La Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain est heureuse de dévoiler Cerisiers en Fleurs, l’exceptionnelle nouvelle série de tableaux de Damien Hirst.
Une célébration de la couleur au milieu du chaos
Cerisiers en Fleurs est la première exposition institutionnelle de Damien Hirst en France. La série des Cerisiers en Fleurs [Cherry Blossoms] réinterprète avec une ironie joyeuse le sujet traditionnel et populaire de la représentation florale. Sur la toile, Damien Hirst mêle touches épaisses et projections de peinture faisant référence tant à l’impressionnisme et au pointillisme qu’à l’action painting. Les toiles monumentales, entièrement recouvertes par les couleurs vives et saturées, enveloppent le spectateur dans un vaste paysage végétal oscillant entre figuration et abstraction. Les Cerisiers en Fleurs sont à la fois un détournement et un hommage aux grands mouvements artistiques de la fin du XIXème et du XXème siècle. Ils s’inscrivent dans les réflexions picturales que Damien Hirst mène depuis toujours. Dans son atelier londonien, l’artiste dit « se plonger dans les toiles et les bombarder de peinture de bout en bout », travaillant plusieurs tableaux en même temps et revenant sans cesse sur certains qu’il garde auprès de lui de longs mois après leur achèvement. Après y avoir consacré trois années entières, c’est en novembre 2020 que Damien Hirst achève la série des Cerisiers en Fleurs : « La pandémie m’a permis de vivre avec mes peintures et de prendre le temps de les contempler, jusqu’à ce que je sois certain qu’elles étaient toutes terminées ». La série complète comprend 107 toiles (toutes reproduites dans le catalogue de l’exposition) réparties en panneaux simples, diptyques, triptyques, quadriptyques et même un hexaptyque, toutes de très grand format. L’exposition, qui répond à une invitation d’Hervé Chandès à Damien Hirst lors d’une rencontre à Londres en 2019, présente 30 tableaux qu’ils ont choisis ensemble. Envahissant l’espace de Jean Nouvel, les toiles vibrantes immergent le spectateur dans la peinture. -

La Machine de Turing by Benoit Solès, Directed by Tristan Petitgirard
En savoir +ParticipateDate: From 18 August 2021
Location: 38 Rue de Montpensier, 75001 ParisPrices:
CARRÉ OR: 48 €;
CATEGORY 1: 44 €;
CATEGORY 2: 33 €;
CATEGORY 3: 24 €;
CATEGORY 4: 17 € (REDUCED VISIBILITY)Turing has built a thinking machine that will turn out to be the first computer. He was forced to remain silent by the secret services and was condemned for homosexuality, before committing suicide by eating a poisoned apple strangely reminiscent of a famous logo…
Have you ever held a secret, a big secret? No ? Then you don’t know how difficult it can be to keep it to yourself. Of all the immaterial things, silence is one of the heaviest to bear. And my life was full of secrets… Have you ever heard of the Enigma? Of course not, how could you? Then it’s time to pay attention.