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Closed since the 2019 fire, the archaeological crypt under the forecourt of Notre-Dame reopens to the public on Wednesday September 9 with an exhibition paying … Read more
► Italian Renaissance sculptures After exhibiting sculptures from the first Florentine renaissance in 2013, the Louvre presents the second part (from October 22 to January … Read more
A damp and cool wind blows on Place Graslin. From the roof of the large theater which overhangs it, a waterfall spills over the steps, … Read more
Strolling through the streets of Pompeii thanks to virtual reality, this is what the Grand Palais in Paris has been offering since the beginning of … Read more
Paintings of the working class are rare in our Fine Arts museums. Hardly popular in the salon, where bourgeois customers favored edifying or pleasure scenes, … Read more
Two men, places, objects, words: in black and white, photographer René Tanguy evokes in Brest, by sensitive and furtive touches, the dazzling nature of Jack … Read more
The city of the popes has forgotten in this curious year the effervescence of its festival. The interior courtyard of the Lambert collection, bathed in … Read more
Creating art and beauty from waste – this is the purpose of an astonishing and engaged exhibition called “Recycling / Upcycling”. More than 80 artists … Read more
Published on : 20/08/2020 – 08:58 James Tissot’s exhibition at the Musée d’Orsay. AFP/Thomas Coex “James Tissot, the modern ambiguity”. With this title, the Musée … Read more
In Salzburg, the festival-goer’s day ends with a concert or an opera performance. But, in the morning, once his coffee has been sipped on one … Read more