Should exhibitions cater to the masses with monolithic shows featuring blue-chip artists and a shiny new line of gift shop merchandise, or should they present a novel intellectual and aesthetic experience?
As fall cedes to winter, the Jardins des Tuileries in Paris will be enlivened by Yayoi Kusama's vibrantly colored Flowers That Bloom at Midnight, a series of unique large-scale sculptures.
Chloé's style, poised between genres and aesthetics, reflects a unique eclecticism which has led her to become one of the most sought-after leaders of the contemporary electronic scene.
The Centre Pompidou Mobile, a travelling component of the French museum of modern and contemporary art, is set to launch in October, much to the delig...
The career of Nouveau Realiste Arman is much less familiar than that of of Yves Klein. But his exhibition presents a fascinating portrait of an important conceptual artist.
Aside from being a seminal European post-war artist and founder of the De Stijl movement, Piet Mondrian is one of those artists that had an all encomp...
As my French counterparts explained to me many times over the frenetic week of press conferences, parties, and interviews that marked the opening of m...
ARTINFO France surveyed Paris's lively visual arts scene and presents this guide to the top 10 shows to see this summer in the City of Lights, the gra...
PARIS-- There is only one week left to explore the Pompidou Center's "Dreamlands" exhibition (running through August 9), which examines contemporary u...
Last week Paris was abuzz with Fashion Week and the opening of 2 extraordinary exhibits: the first ever retrospective of Yves Saint Laurent's entire work, and a showing of Lucian Freud's paintings and engravings.