Exhibitions to see before the end of 2019
Artsper whittles down the must-see exhibitions to visit before the end of 2019. Paris, London and New York: we’ve got you covered. Continue reading Exhibitions to see before the end of 2019
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5 contemporary artworks to see in Paris
The french capital city and its prestigious museums always attracts artists and tourists. Find out the contemporary artworks to see absolutely in Paris! Continue reading 5 contemporary artworks to see in Paris
10 Out of the Ordinary Books of Contemporary Art
François Mitterrand’s birthday gifts, a bicycle for divorcing couples, the smallest atlas in the world… The artists’ books do not know the syndrome of the blank page! Humor, craziness and oneirism go hand in hand in these objects full of an unshakeable charm. A complete work of art, the artist book combines artistic beauty with fields of ideas. Born in the 60s, this object is … Continue reading 10 Out of the Ordinary Books of Contemporary Art
10 ballets at the boundary of dance and visual arts
The time for the great return of the total work of art has come ! When visual artists decide to leave their prints on the body of the ballet, it results in a melting pot as suave as a painting in motion, ballet paintings, or ballets at the crossroads of a visual and a sound work of art. Architecture, movement, gesture, space, perspective, create a … Continue reading 10 ballets at the boundary of dance and visual arts
Sculpture and Installation: the best of 2016
How about seeing the big picture! Monumental art, even an extraordinary one, here’s the spectacle offered by the public works, booming in our cities and countrysides. Artsper has returned to the creations of 2016, which has been amusing us for the past few months, followed by a foretaste of the ones, awaiting us in 2017. Public sculptures or installations are destined to make a space … Continue reading Sculpture and Installation: the best of 2016
Top 10 of 2016 artistic news
Because of strong political and social twists such as Brexit and the last American elections, 2016 will be held in memories. But the contemporary art world has not been left behind and our team has selected for you its top 10 of art news to remember. 1. The artist Tania Bruguera anounces its candidacy to the presidencial elections The artist and activist Tania Bruguera is known … Continue reading Top 10 of 2016 artistic news
Our Favourite Installations by Olafur Eliasson
Olafur Eliasson is a Danish artist born in 1967. He grew up in Iceland, a country that strongly influenced his aesthetics. After studying at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, he moved to Berlin where he founded the “Studio Olafur Eliasson” that, today, counts a team of about 90 craftsmen, specialized technicians, architects, archivists, administrators, programmers, art historians and cooks! Olafur Eliasson’s work is … Continue reading Our Favourite Installations by Olafur Eliasson
8 artists you should follow on twitter
Artists today don’t limit themselves to creating with paint or clay. A lot of the most inventive actors of the art world are projecting their work on a much larger scale and unexpected materials. The good news is you can find many of them on twitter sharing their thoughts and vision 140 characters at a time on Twitter. Artsper has compiled for you 8 artists … Continue reading 8 artists you should follow on twitter
The must see artists at this year’s FIAC
FIAC is an opportunity to see into some of the world’s most influential galleries. Discover our must see artists that we spotted in gallery booths Continue reading The must see artists at this year’s FIAC
We interviewed Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres
Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres is a French politician; he was the Minister of Culture and Communication between 2004 and 2007. He was involved in the opening of the Louvre in Abu-Dhabi and especially in the restoration and reopening of the Grand Palais to the public. A contemporary art amateur, he kindly accepted to answer our questions and to tell us which one of the art … Continue reading We interviewed Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres
