Paris is the most romantic city in the world! However, it was close to disaster during the Second World War when occupied by Germany. Look at the pictures form 1940s and then view the beauties humanity could have lost!
Louise Bourgeois is regarded as one of the most important artists working today. Born in 1911 in Paris, she studied under Léger, André Lhôte and Roger Bissière in the 1930s before moving to New York in 1938. Bourgeois has always been at the forefront of new developments in art, but has pursued a wholly personal path, removed from the major avant-garde movements of her time. She has explored her ideas in painting, printmaking, sculpture, installation and performance, using extraordinarily varied media from wood and stone to latex and rubber. However, this breadth of materials is balanced by an almost obsessive continuity of subject matter, often deeply autobiographical in its references to Bourgeois’ childhood. (Tate Modern)
A retrospective by Louise Bourgeois which is now open in Paris contains 200 works of this famous artist including sculptures, art, images and different objects. This exhibition shows that art is the only thing which can live forever.
Louise Bourgeois Exhibition, Centre Pompidou, Paris. (Photo: Horacio Villalobos / EPA)
A strange hotel with only one room was opened in Paris (France) on the roof of Palais de Tokyo, a contemporary art museum. Swiss architects, Sabina Lang and Daniel Baumann, built the hotel as an exhibit for the museum but the interesting thing is that the room in the hotel can actually be booked and is offered at a price of 333 EUR per night during week days and 444 EUR/night. during weekend.
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