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Kerry James Marshall - Musée d'Art Moderne

Kerry James Marshall - Musée d'Art Moderne

Sun, Nov 29, 1:15 PM
From Escapades artistiques
4.7

Le Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris présente la première exposition en France consacrée à l’artiste américain Kerry James Marshall, né en 1955 à Birmingham, Alabama, États-Unis. Conçue avec l’artiste, l’exposition retrace plus de quatre décennies de création à travers des cycles d’œuvres issus de collections publiques et privées d’Europe et d’Amérique Nord. Le parcours chronothématique est divisé en douze ensembles réalisés entre 1980 et aujourd’hui. Elle réunit 70 œuvres dont 8 peintures inédites réalisées pour l’exposition. Bonjour à tous, Je vous donne rendez-vous le dimanche 29 novembre dès 14h15 dans le hall du Musée (au niveau de l'accueil) afin de démarrer l'exposition à 14h30. Merci de venir muni(e) de votre billet. Billetterie en ligne (créneau 14h30) : [https://www.billetterie-parismusees.paris.fr/selection/timeslotpass?productId=10229949718981](https://www.billetterie-parismusees.paris.fr/selection/timeslotpass?productId=10229949718981) Après la visite, et si le cœur vous en dit, nous irons boire et/ou manger dans une brasserie aux alentours. L'exposition rencontre un certain succès, je vous invite donc à réserver votre billet au plus tôt. En cas d'empêchement, veuillez svp décocher votre participation et/ou m'envoyer un mot. La veille de l'événement, je posterai un message avec quelques rappels, les modalités du lieu de rdv et mon numéro de téléphone. D'ici là, je reste joignable via Meetup. Très bon week-end et à très vite ! Charlotte

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COURS - Volumes : Questions et Récapitulation

COURS - Volumes : Questions et Récapitulation

Mon, Nov 16, 6:30 PM
From Paris Modèle Vivant
4.8

🔎Deuxième cycle de cette année, essentiel mais intimidant à aborder seul·e : les volumes! Qui nous aideront à comprendre le modelé, les directions, la profondeur et les ombres. Au bout de ce cycle plutôt long, nous profiterons de ce cours pour revoir ensemble les notions qui ont encore besoin d'être éclaircies, et les cours pour lesquels vous ne pouviez pas être là. Notamment, les raccourcis et les rentrées de contour! On se retrouve à 19h30, mais qui veut peut arriver au local à partir de 19h pour grignoter, discuter! Attention, le local a changé, il s'agit maintenant de la Générale, près de la mairie du 14ème. (28 rue Mouton Duvernet, [vidéoguide ici](https://videos.files.wordpress.com/IUjUfyJQ/generale01.mp4)) Paiement en espèces (25€), sur place, et il y aura un chapeau pour qui veut donner un peu plus au modèle! Le matériel n'est pas fourni. Hâte de vous y voir! 🙂

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L'anti-conférence philo-art

L'anti-conférence philo-art

Sat, Nov 14, 4:00 PM
From Studio Descartes

Studio Descartes monte à bord de la péniche littéraire Nanna pour proposer une nouvelle manière de faire de la philosophie : plonger dans la profondeur du quotidien et y découvrir ses trésors cachés. C’est l’anti-cours magistral, l’anti-conférence. Le principe : Jules & Florian, cofondateurs de Studio Descartes, animent la rencontre aux côtés du **philosophe Charles Bobant, sur le thème de la philosophie de l’art**. Le public propose ses questions au moment de l’inscription, le philosophe construit le sujet à partir de celles-ci, fait émerger concepts, citations, actualités et les échanges s’enchaînent pendant une heure. Et parce qu’une bonne question mérite parfois qu’on s’y arrête : un buzzer est là pour interrompre, demander une explication ou signaler ce qui reste flou. Une soirée pour comprendre, questionner et surtout… oser penser. Inscription via : https://nanna-paris.fr/event/lanti-conference-philo-par-studio-descartes/

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Pier Paolo Pasolini

Pier Paolo Pasolini

Sun, Dec 13, 3:00 PM
From The New Arcades Project (Arts/Humanities Discussion Group)

Pier Paolo Pasolini was one of the great filmmakers of the 20th century, a poet and a cultural critic. Pasolini was a gay atheist marxist who directed a film embraced by the Catholic Church (screened for bishops attending Vatican II) portraying Jesus as a revolutionary. He also took the side of the police in the 1968 protests on the basis that the protestors were the intellectual children of the bourgeoisie while the police were the children of the proletariat. He defies simple characterisation. I see Pasolini as one of the great critics of consumer capitalism and how it impacts what it means to be human. He saw the modern world as driving out the 'sacred' and reconstructing the very nature of desire within people - that is, effectively rewiring what it is to be human. Ultimately, I think Pasolini's films demonstrate the development of his thinking over time: * First, seeking to demonstrate the impact of the modern world's value system on the sub-proletariat (Accattone, Mama Roma) as well as prior revolutionary resistance (Gospel According to St Matthew); * Second, seeking to theorise how the structure of modern society drives out the sacred (Medea, Theoreme); * Third, trying to create a positive resistance to that pressure (The Decameron, Canterbury Tales); and * Finally, admitting defeat in that effort before going out in a defiant blaze of glory with no positive message (Salo). The above only includes films of his I've seen (I haven't seen the rest - so that may disrupt my reading!). Pasolini also trained as an art historian - and several of his films draw very clearly upon particular artists. This is another interesting way into his work. I've seen 8 Pasolini films this year at small cinemas around Paris. (If you search Pasolini in Offi.fr you'll find what is on at the moment). If you're interested but have never seen any, I would recommend starting with Theoreme and Salo (but Salo is not an easy film to watch). **Don't feel like you must have seen a lot of his work to attend (a film or two would suffice!).**

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PHOTOSHOOT IN SECRET MONTMARTRE

PHOTOSHOOT IN SECRET MONTMARTRE

Sat, Nov 14, 3:00 PM
From PHOTOSHOOT IN SECRET MONTMARTRE

Bonjour I'm Vincent! I'm a Parisian photographer and writer and Montmartre native. Join me for a fun and and exclusive photoshoot experience in the secret corners of Montmartre, Paris' most hip neighborhood, home to poets, filmmakers and revolutionaries. We will discover together and I will photograph you in a dazzling variety of settings, including the romantic I Love You Wall, Van Gogh's hidden house, Picasso's real workshop, movie locations from Amelie (Amélie Poulain) and Emily in Paris, hip spots of the bohemian life, original street art made by local artists. And a secret spot only known to locals... YOU will be the star of every shot. Along the way I will also share with you the wild stories that made Montmartre a hotspot of bohemian life and revolutions. And of course this experience is also about connecting and most importantly, having fun :) Bilingual English - French. FREE MEETUP Pay only for the photos that you like Note: this is not a "photo walk". à bientôt, see you soon :) Vincent SEE MANY MORE PHOTOS ON THE ALBUM ON THE GROUP'S PAGE: https://www.meetup.com/photoshoot-in-secret-montmartre/

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Life Drawing Session 485 (female) MONTMARTRE

Life Drawing Session 485 (female) MONTMARTRE

Sun, Nov 15, 1:00 PM
From Life Drawing Montmartre
4.8

Join us for an untutored life drawing session with a female model. The session starts with brief warm-up poses of two minutes, followed by a series of 5-25 minute poses. Our models are professional fine art models affiliated with the Beaux-Arts de Paris, Académie de la Grande Chaumière and other Parisian life drawing ateliers. Please bring your preferred art materials. After the session, we come together for a relaxed drink and chat. It's a chance to share your drawings from the session and discuss drawing tips & techniques. You can also connect with fellow artists, exchange contacts, and promote your artistic projects. Please see a detailed schedule below: 5 poses x 2 minutes 3 poses x 5 minutes 2 poses x 10 minutes Break 15 minutes 1 pose x 25 minutes 2 poses x 10 minutes Break 5 minutes Networking (30 minutes) All media are allowed, including pastels, ink, watercolor, or paint. No easels provided. While we recommend bringing your own art supplies, a basic drawing materials set (A4 paper, soft graphite pencil, charcoal stick, and an eraser) is available for purchase at €5. Please notify us in advance if you'd like to purchase the set, and we'll have it ready for you at the session. We kindly ask everyone to RSVP to secure their spot. If you haven't booked, we reserve the right to deny participation if the session is full. For any questions about a specific session, feel free to contact us via Meetup or email your host / organizer at deni@lifedrawingmontmartre.com or maria@lifedrawingmontmartre.com **Early Bird Discount** If you book your spot at least 6 days before the session, you can enjoy a special early bird rate. After that, the regular price of €25 (excluding platform fees) applies to both untutored and instructed sessions. Don’t miss out! **Refunds** We offer a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the event. Refunds are not issued automatically, so please send us a short message via Meetup or email maria@lifedrawingmontmartre.com to request a refund after cancellation. / Atelier libre de dessin d'après modèle vivant avec avec un modèle feminin. Chaque session commence avec des poses d’échauffement, croquis de deux minutes, puis une série de poses de 5 à 25 minutes. Tous les niveaux sont admis ! Les participants doivent amener leurs propres fournitures (papier, crayons, pinceaux, etc). Pour réserver votre place, veuillez payer en ligne. \* Nous offrons un remboursement complet si vous annulez au moins 1 jours avant l’événement. Paintings by Suzanne Valadon, Amedeo Modigliani, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, Tamara Lempicka, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Henri Matisse.

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