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Spain across two Centuries: From Zuloaga to Picasso (1890-1920)
7 October - 9 January. This exhibition offers a comprehensive overview of the most influential artists and trends in Spanish art from the late 19th century to the early 20th.
The museum highlights...
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Beauty, Morals and Voluptuousness in the England of Oscar Wilde
13 September-15 January 2012. This exhibition explores the British aesthetic movement in the second half of the 19th century.
The movement sought to break away from the materialism and rigid moral...
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Terry Burrus celebrates Christmas with a concert at Le Baiser Sal
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SINEAD NI MHAONAIGH: AN TIMEALL: PEINTURES
16 Sept-23 Oct 2011.
The Centre Culturel Irlandais (CCI) presents an exhibition by Irish artist Sin
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6 June-17 Sept. A retrospective of the work of German painter, sculptor and photographer Nils Udo, born in Bavaria in 1937.
After painting all his life, in his late sixties Udo decided to embrace...
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Mediaeval and Renaissance Illuminations
7 July-3 October. This interesting exhibition celebrates historical, literary and liturgical illuminations and consists of 70 Italian, French, Flemish and Germanic works produced in mediaeval and rena...
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La Suite Elle Décoration: Jean-Paul Gaultier
8 May-31 October. The third edition of an artistic project organised in conjunction with ELLE sees avant-garde French clothes designer Jean-Paul Gaultier redecorate the former apartment of Jacque Carl...
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25 May-19 September. An exhibition comprising paintings, sculpture, design, fashion and cinema by 50 artists from France and India is designed to showcase the diversity of Indian contemporary culture,...
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24 May-25 September. This exhibition at Jeu de Paume presents a wide collection of works by the avant-garde photographer Claude Cahun (1894-1954).
It highlights the diversity of the artist who use...
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Charlotte Perriand: From photography to design
7 April-18 September. With this exhibition the Petit Palais reveals for the first time the important role played by photography in the creative process of French avant-garde designer Charlotte Perrian...
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Manet: the Man who Invented Modern Art
5 April - 3 July 2011. This exhibition affirms Manet's place as one of modern art's game-changing pioneers and highlights the impact the artist had on his contemporaries as well as those who followed...
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William Crozier: A Studio Collection
22 March - 22 April 2011. The Irish Cultural Centre in Paris presents an exhibition of abstract landscape and still life paintings by William Crozier, one of Ireland's most esteemed and collectable li...
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Animonuments: Photographs by Nicolas Guilbert
1 April - 31 August. Photographer Nicolas Guibert presents the viewer with well-known French buildings to which he has added wild and domesticated animals, through the careful manipulating of photogra...
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9 February - 23 May. An exhibition dedicated to the life and works of one of the major artists of the German Renaissance, Lucas Cranach (c.1472-1553).
The show at the Mus
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Images of the African diaspora in New York City community murals
1 February - 27 March 2011. This exhibition of images of murals created by New York artists and community organisations explores the influences of African and Caribbean art and what its history, relig...
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Franz Xaver Messerschmidt (1736
28 January - 25 April 2011. Bavarian-born Austrian sculptor and master portraitist Franz Xaver Messerschmidt (1736-1783) is renowned for his "character head" busts whose faces are contorted in extreme...
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Until 21 March 2011. In an attempt to extract the artist from the movement, the Centre Pompidou assesses the work of Dutch artist Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) and his dual identity as the leading figure...
