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exhibition of the week

DALI - Centre Pompidou

The National Centre for Art and Culture Georges Pompidou has until 25 March 2013, one of the creators of the most complex and prolific twentieth century. Salvador Dalí (1904-1989) is both one of the predominant figure in the history of modern art and one of the most popular. It is also one of the most controversial artists, often criticized for his bizarre attitude, his love of money and provocative political stance. More than thirty years after the institution retrospective dedicated to him in 1979-1980, this exhibition remains to this day the most successful attendance in its history. It illuminates the character of Dalí through an exceptional choice of major works. New attendance record in 2012 for the National Centre for Art and Culture Georges Pompidou. Attendance at the Centre Pompidou in 2012 exceeded the record level set in 2011 and 3.8 million visits to the museum and exhibitions, up 5.5% compared to the previous year. This growth attests to the exceptional success of the program of temporary exhibitions, as evidenced in 2012 several exhibitions that have been and are still the event: after Matisse, Pairs and sets (495,000 visitors) and Gerhard Richter, Panorama (425,000 visitors) The public's enthusiasm was confirmed at the end of the year by welcoming it reserves the Dalí exhibition that draws from its opening on 21 November, some 6,700 visitors per day. More than two hundred works (paintings, sculptures, drawings ...) are presented in a course designed by chrono-thematic sections: the dialogue between the eye and the brain of the artist and the viewer: Dalí, pioneer performance, author of ephemera, media manipulator considering art as a fact of global communication. Among the masterpieces exposed, you can admire some great Icon - The Persistence of Memory (Soft Watches), 1931, The Great Masturbator, 1929 The specter of sex appeal, 1934 or The Endless Enigma, 1938 - and discover a hundred works on paper, objects, projects for the theater or cinema, films, photographs and excerpts from TV shows. The visitor of the exhibition began its entry into the world of the artist through an airlock ovoid evoking the intrauterine life, a symbol of birth and origin. He graduated with a labyrinthine hall showing the brain of the artist.  Around the exhibition this international conference will be held over two days, will bring together contributions from leading experts in Dalí's work, crossed through the eyes of contemporary artists.This public institution established by the governments of Catalonia and the Balearic Islands in 2002, aims to promote the Catalan language and culture through the internationalization of its creators, the diffusion of artistic and cultural exchanges, and support for language studies and Catalan culture in the academic field.
 

Bohêmes - Grand Palais

This exhibition about la Boheme, modern myth, is hold at Grand Palais from 26 September 2012 to 14 January 2013. The fact that it is organized by NMR - Grand Palace and the fundación Mapfre, Madrid is more attractive and promising. If Leonardo da Vinci, Van Gogh, Modigliani and Picasso are of course invited, Especially as the Bohemian reminds each of us so much, and sometimes so different ... Artists, exoticism, music, as countries where the man would still be a wolf to man and hide for days in his dreams! And the blurb, which we take here so long excerpts, is written so so sensitive! It is true that the "Bohemian" is firmly entrenched in our imagination. In many ways and forms very diverse. It is as much a part of us as our great modern myths. It was sung, filmed, verse, exalted, declared dead a hundred times, and percent once adjusted. The idea of ​​Bohemia appeared in the middle of the nineteenth century in the company of Romanticism and Realism. It marked the transformation of the status of the artist, who left the protection of the prince to become "solitary genius, miserable and misunderstood that anticipates the convulsions of society." Poets (Nerval, Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Verlaine ...), painters or musicians (Courbet, Van Gogh, Satie, Modigliani, Picasso ...), many great heralds of modernity that gave a face to one facets of this tumultuous concept.
Rebels all conventions, drummers paved cow eating rabid fans of women and drinks they have, for generations of apprentice artists, turned the dream of redemptive glory that is gained at the risk from oblivion and death. The literature and the press, theater and opera, La Boheme has quickly gained immense popularity and has entered the collective imagination and forever linked the image of Paris in the Latin Quarter, Montmartre, then Montparnasse. Last twenty years of work on external fields as the history of marginality, migration, nomads, renewed analysis of this phenomenon. The myth of Bohemia is now part of history, much richer and more complex, the report of the European peoples to the gypsy nation. Egyptian called the classical period, and then appointed the most diverse names - Gypsy Manouche bigot - the Bohemian became shortly after its appearance in the West in the fifteenth century, a hero of the novel (Cervantes at first) and favorite subject for artists (Calot, Vouet, Georges de la Tour). The mystery of its origins, long incomprehensible language, his intimate relationship with nature, his ability to tell the future, are a legend. His sudden appearances and disappearances feed the fantasy of a life without ties, without rules, intense and sensual. The artist, fascinated, found him in his master free. Gypsies and bohemians have therefore a related party. Figures of liberty, of wandering, they share marginality and misery. Elusive, clever, insider secrets to inaccessible, permanently reduced to the standard, they disturb, provoke and delight our sedentary society. This is of course the term gypsy who come from the pen of the first descriptors bohemian life emerging. And under the Nazi regime, artists and gypsies will be combined in the same detestation. By being in a new relationship as well as on the intersections between disciplines (painting, literature, photography, music), based on more than 180 works and unpublished discoveries combining outstanding loans (The Fortune Teller, Georges de la Tour , Metropolitan Museum New York, L'Absinthe, Edgar Degas, Musee d'Orsay, Paris, in Montmartre area, Vincent van Gogh, Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, La Gitane Van Dongen, MNAM, Paris ...), this exhibition aims to bring a new light on this common history. The scenography is Robert Carsen. The visitor crosses the centuries and will cross the most picturesque representations of people wandering. Then penetrate the world of the painter, his garret, his studio, his shelter, to complete his race in the cafes of Montmartre. When, out of the tavern he resumed his way, he will quickly sobered by the inauguration of the exhibition hall Gypsy has degenerated Art in Munich 1937 ... Through a journey of four centuries and fifteen themes, a phenomenon that sheds light bohemian, Leonard da Vinci Picasso, throughout the history of art and societies, and still resonates in our contemporary world. As Puccini's opera, this exhibition is a large popular rendezvous, mixing fantasy and severity, entertainment and melancholy, misery and glory.
Bohemians at the Grand Palais from 26 September 2012 to 14 January 2013