Paris by Marco de Rivera

Paris by Marco de Rivera

François-Xavier & Claude Lalanne

JGM Galerie

79,rue du Temple 75003 Paris

Until 18th June 2011

Photos : Marco de Rivera

Anish Kapoor's solo exibition is on show at the Chapelle des Petits Augustins of the Ecole nationale

Anish Kapoor's solo exibition is on show at the Chapelle des Petits Augustins of the Ecole nationale

superieur des beaux-arts. 14 rue Bonaparte 75006 Paris.

12 May - 11 June 2011 Photo: Marco de Rivera

IN PARRALEL

"Almost Nothing" Solo exhibition at galerie kamel memour 47 rue Saint André des Arts 75006 Paris

May to 23 July 2O11

Later,

Marco de Rivera

Peter Lippmann

PETER LIPPMANN

Photographers Agency / Anne Marie Gardinier

Experimental Close ups

Erwin Blumenfeld, Le Poudrier, étude pour une publicité, 1944 AD: Alexander Liberman

© The Estate of Erwin Blumenfeld

Gilles Pernet , étude pour le catalogue Vannina Vesperini , 2011 AD: Marco de Rivera

Anish Kapoor / Monumenta / Paris

Each year MONUMENTA invites an internationally-renowned artist to turn
their vision to the vast Nave of Paris’ Grand Palais and to create a new
artwork especially for this space. MONUMENTA is an artistic interaction on
an unparalleled scale, filling 13,500m² and a height of 35m.
The first three MONUMENTA exhibitions were hugely successful, drawing in
150,000 visitors over five weeks. In 2007, the first challenge was met by
German artist Anselm Kiefer, who resides in France, followed by American
artist Richard Serra in 2008 and French artist Christian Boltanski in 2010. For
its fourth incarnation, the French Ministry for Culture and Communication has
invited Anish Kapoor, one of his generation’s greatest artists, to produce a
new work for the Nave’s monumental space, from 11th May to 23rd June
2011.

Royal Monceau

Case in Plexiglas, stitched seams, the whole art direction has been realized by al dente Paris.

From « the demolition Party » to its reopening, « the rebirth of a Palace » allows to follow step by step the adventures of the Royal Monceau. Meet every craftsman who contributed to make this palace an exceptional place designed by Philippe Starck.

Special thanks to Anne-Emmanuelle Berger, Amanda Lepoutre, Sophie Henley-Price and the great Lionel Charpentier.

Patrizio Miceli, the founder and CEO of the agency Al dente has also created artforbreakfast.com, an on-line cultural agenda offering the guests an exclusive selection of the Parisian cultural and artistic current events: exhibitions, openings, private viewings, live performances, concerts, shows...