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Flowers as canvas: When bridal florals become a painter’s dream. Le Sentiment Atelier doesn’t make bouquets, they make statements. With their signature hand-painted florals, the Paris-based studio turns bridal tradition on its head. This time,…

POINTE-NOIRE CELEBRATES HERITAGE. A photographic project by Kloé Camier turns memory into visual poetry through culture, memories, and textures. Above all, “Pointe-Noire” honors identity through roots and rituals. Photography has long captured the visible. However,…

Sophie Inard’s power in thread. Crochet becomes rebellion, poetry, and quiet resistance. In fact, Sophie Inard doesn’t just soften objects, she rewires their aura. Although crochet is often dismissed as decorative, she transforms icons of…

Uta Tiggesmeier’s hands move between worlds. “My work begins where language fails, in the space of gesture, memory, and matter.” A German sculptor and draftswoman working between Arles and London, her art calls back to…

Entrance to a Radical Artistic World Opera Gallery Paris is proud to present Jean Dubuffet, L’Hourloupe and Its Legacy (1962–1982), an exciting exhibition running from October 16 to November 12, 2025. This show marks the 40th…

AFTER PARTY: NIGHTCLUBS LOST IN DAYLIGHT. A photographic journey into French nightclub facades by photographer François Prost. After Party opens with a twist: Cinderella is already home, barefoot, the spell broken. So what remains? The…

ENTRE TRÓPICOS: EXHIBITION OF DESIRE. A lush dive into Brazilian sensuality through art. Two artists, two visions, one tropical pulse. Entre Trópicos opens on centuries of fascination. Ever since colonial times, the tropics have stirred…

Jérôme Prochiantz will showcase an extraordinary selection of sixty photographic prints from his private collection at the Moderne Art Fair 2025, held in Paris from October 23 to 26. This unique exhibition, set in the…

WARHOL/CUTRONE UNMASKS POST-POP GLORY. Two icons, one Factory: Warhol and his right-hand man Cutrone were the perceived masters of Manhattan in the 1970s and 1980s. A cultural collision reimagined for our era. Andy Warhol didn’t…