Article - 5 avril 2019

Grandiose : Wim Wenders s'invite sous la verrière du Grand Palais !

Déambulez dans la nef tout en admirant une création visuelle unique de Wim Wenders : cette expérience immersive et gratuite vous attend tous les soirs du 18 au 22 avril 2019 au Grand Palais !

Ni œuvre d’art vidéo, ni film d’artiste, ces projections constituent une proposition originale et spectaculaire d’« exposer » le cinéma de Wim Wenders. Un objet avant tout artistique qui épouse l'architecture majestueuse de la Nef. Quelques mots du réalisateur avant l’ouverture de l’évènement au public :

« (E)MOTION. Wim Wenders » tous les soirs du 18 au 22 avril 2019

de 21h à minuit (dernière entrée 23h45) - Entrée libre.

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Considered one of the pioneers of modern art, Paul Cézanne had a profound impact on art history. Yet his work long baffled his contemporaries. Why did he paint so many apples? Which artists did he inspire? And why does his work resonate so strongly today? Here are five keys to better understanding his influence before visiting the exhibition “Cezanne and Us,” on view at the Grand Palais through January 17, 2027.

Widely regarded as one of the pioneers of modern art, Paul Cezanne left a profound mark on art history. Yet his work long baffled his contemporaries. Why did he paint so many apples? Which artists did he inspire? And why does his work resonate so powerfully today? Here are five key insights to help you understand his influence before exploring "Cezanne and Us", on view at the Grand Palais until January 17, 2027.

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