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Jacques Villeglé : la comédie urbaine.
17 Sept 2008-5 Jan 2009. For the first time in France this retrospective exhibition celebrates one of today's major French artists, Jacques Villegl
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25 Sept 2008-19 Jan 2009. This retrospective is dedicated to the German expressionism, which is still relatively unknown in France, and it pays homage for the first time in this country to Emil Nolde,...
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Paris Autumn Arts Festival 2008.
13 Sept-21 Dec 2008. Now in its 37th edition, the Festival d
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9-21 Sept 2008. The New York City Ballet company returns to the Op
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Napoléon. Symboles des pouvoirs sous l'Empire.
3 Apr-5 Oct 2008. The nave of the Mus
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7 May-11 Aug 2008.The Centre Pompidou displays 350 major works including paintings, sculptures, installations and videos, some of which never shown in France before, by 200 international artists. Foll...
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21 July-21 Aug 2008. Decked out in the blue and gold colours of the European Union to celebrate the current French presidency, this year
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Classical concerts in the Serres d’Auteuil.
29 Aug-20 Sept 2008. The glasshouses in the Jardin des Serres d'Auteuil provide the backdrop for this year
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The image revealed. First Photographs on Paper in Great Britain 1840-1860.
26 May-14 Sept 2008. The Mus
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16 June-2 July 2008. Legendary German choreographer Pina Bausch closes the 2008 season at the Th
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4 July-14 Sept 2008. Top church choirs and baroque music ensembles from England, Russia, Germany, Poland, Switzerland and the Basque Country perform sacred and traditional music in central Paris churc...
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Valentino. Thémes et Variations.
17 June-21 Sept 2008. On the 50th anniversary of his career, the Mus
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Marie d’Orléans, 1813 -1839 Princess and Romantic artist.
18 Apr-21 July 2008. The Mus
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1-12 July 2008. Aki Kaurismaki, Nathalie Baye, David Cronenberg and Jean-Claude Carri
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4-20 June 2008. Paris-based Californian choreographer Carolyn Carlson directs this bi-annual dance festival at the former munitions factory La Cartoucherie in the heart of the Bois de Vincennes. Highl...
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French Open Tennis Tournament.
25 May-8 June 2008. Sandwiched between the Australian Open and Wimbledon, the French Open at the Roland-Garros Stadium in Paris 16e is the second of the four annual
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The Capulets and the Montagues.
24 May-15 June 2008. Canadian director Robert Carsen has cast the charismatic Joyce DiDonato in the role of Romeo alongside young Russian soprano Anna Netrebko
