The Parisian Corner agenda : from October 8 to October 15
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As waiting for the Rugby Semi finals, you wonder what to do in Paris ? Here are some propositions ...
Exhibitions :
Arcimboldo, the vegatable man at the Luxembourg museum
In addition to the famous anthropomorphic heads created by the representation of vegetables, fruits and other natural elements, this exhibition tributes to that mysterious artist’s talent by presenting a large collection of his tapestries and graphic works. To be seen at the Luxembourg museum until the 13th of January 2008.
Musée du Luxembourg,
19 rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris, tube station Odéon ou St Sulpice, RER B
Tel 01 45 44 12 90
Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday from10:30am to 10 :00pm
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 10 :30am to 7 :00pm
Sunday from 9am to 7pm
Entry
Full fare : 12 euros
Reduced fare : 10 euros
free under 10 years old
For more information
http://www.museeduluxembourg.fr/?gclid=CJz5taiY844CFQeXXgodmHA5MQ
Oskar Dawicki
Famous for his irony, his originality, his sense of anarchy as well as for his interest for the paradoxes of the reality we are living in, the artist, specialized in the video and in the art-performance, creates for the Polish Institute of Paris, and as part as the International Fair of Contemporary Art (FIAC) a “lounge-trap”, where the audience evolves through conceptual sets which invade the space. Once again, the artist surprises where he is not expected.
Institut polonais de Paris from the 27th of September to the 21st of October 2007
31 rue Jean Goujon
75008 Paris
tube station Alma-Marceau
Tel 01 53 93 90 10
Wednesday from 10 :00am to 7 :30pm
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 10:00am to 5:00pm
http://www.institut.pologne.net/institut_polonais.html
Conferences :
The national administrations and the European union
The State Council in partnership with the Centre of Sciences European studies invites you at a State Council’s seminar.
12 October 2007, from 9:15am to 6:15pm
Institut d’études politiques
Amphithéâtre Emile Boutmy
27, rue Saint-Guillaume
75007 PARIS
Compulsory pre-inscription : sre-colloques@conseil-etat.fr
Cinema :
The festival of German cinema, 10 to 16 October, Arlequin cinema
The 12th edition of the festival of German cinema presents many long but also short films as well as some documentaries, thus making discover a large panorama of the contemporary German cinema.
To be seen (among others):
Nichts als Gespenster - de Martin Gypkens Mein Führer : Die wirklich wahrste Wahrheit über Adolf Hitler - Dani Levy Auf der anderen Seite - Fatih Akin Der rote Elvis - Leopold Grün
L’Arlequin 76, rue de Rennes 75006 Paris tube station St Sulpice Tel 01 45 44 28 80
Pass « unlimited UGC » accepted
http://www.festivalcineallemand.com/
Music:
Bandolero – Co Flamenco Vivo
Bandolero is a musical which is above all flamenco; the music is therefore put forward, but is interrupted with moments of action and with some dialogues to make the understanding easier. This musical plunges us into the former Andalusia, by the discovery and the understanding of the Bandolerismo, political and social phenomenon fashionable from the 16th to the 19th century, and characterized by a desire of equality.
Espace Rachi - Centre d’Art et de Culture 39, rue Broca, 75005 Paris tube station : Censier-Daubenton (ligne 7) Bus : 91 stop Port Royal/Berthollet or 27 stop Monge/Claude Bernard Full fare : 23 € or Reduced fare: 17,5 €
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday at 8:45pm
Sunday at 3pm http://www.theatreonline.com/guide/detail_piece.asp?i_Region=&i_Programmation=19952&i_Genre=&i_Origine=&i_Type=