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Reopening of Gaël Bonnefon’s window display on 17.06.20!
“Gaël Bonnefon’s photography conveys a sense of brutality and decay at first sight, yet suggests a gaze that is constantly seeking new boundaries, fearing its own annihilation. Photography is like love: the same web of distance and desire, tension and ease, difference and repetition, roaming and rest, flight and pursuit (…)”
[Covid 19] In line with government guidance, the Plateau is now closed. We will reopen as soon as lockdown restrictions are lifted.
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The book deux mille quinze, conceived by Mark Geffriaud in partnership with Coline Sunier & Charles Mazé, in written form going against the grain of the project, provides another aspect to the exhibition staged at Le Plateau (…)
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To mark the opening of the second building of the new Hôtel de la Région Île-de-France (regional council headquarters or seat), the Frac Île-de-France is exhibiting an outstanding set of works from its collection.
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The artist has created a new production inspired by objects related to the transmission of a message for the frac île-de-france Window Display.
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[Covid 19] In line with government guidance, the Château is now closed. We will reopen as soon as lockdown restrictions are lifted.
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Through a selection of artworks from the Fonds régional d’art contemporain d’Île-de-France, the Face à Face exhibition offers a contemporary approach to the portrait.
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Lucky is a Leo, Scorpio rising with a Capricorn moon when Drama More is a Taurus Gemini Cancer.
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Opening of the Window Display Wednesday 02.10.19, from 7pm to 9pm
Every month, the “Window Display” at l’antenne is home to a new art project linked to le plateau’s exhibitions, collection and educational outreach ventures.
Le Plateau is reopening on 17.06.20! Further information…
The frac île-de-france presents the first exhibition in France dedicated to the American artist Ben Russell. As an itinerant artist, filmmaker, and curator, Ben Russell’s work exists primarily at the site of projection, resulting in an embodied and hallucinatory experience of the documentary image.
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