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Berlin, May 5 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Clemens Bilan).- The Palais Populaire in Berlin will host the exhibition "Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Projects 1963-2020", which will be open to visitors on 6 May.FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION AT BERLIN PALAIS POPULAIRE.
Paris, Sep 30 (EFE) .- (Camera: María Díaz Valderrama) Gabrielle Chanel, the creator of the French brand that bears her name, is much more than a celebrity and iconic garments, something the Palais Galliera in Paris, which is reopening its doors on Thursday after two years of restoration, shows with the first retrospective dedicated to the work of the stylist. More than 350 pieces from the collections of the Parisian museum, and of the Chanel archives, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, the fashion museum in Santiago de Chile or the MoMu in Antwerp have served to carry out this exhibition, which recovers the more than 60 years of the professional life of "Coco" Chanel (1883-1971).FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION.SOUNDBITES OF CURATOR AND PALAIS GALLIERA DIRECTOR MIREN ARZALLUZ.Translation:"We quickly realised that there was deep knowledge, from the general public, not just specialists, of what the life of Gabrielle Chanel was. There are up to 100 biographies published about Chanel, apart from films, documentaries and articles that talk fundamentally about her private life. It's not that her work wasn't known or nobody had spoken about it, but it was more of a superficial knowledge that a lot of time was a cliche, they spoke mostly about the same things.""We realised that there was a more complex and sophisticated Chanel that went beyond what we knew, even specialists. That's what we wanted to do, we focused on her work, which is almost the entire 20th century, because she started in the 20s and she worked until '71. Understanding why she has her own place in the world of fashion and haute couture, why her style is timeless, which principles guided her work and why today she's still relevant in today's fashion."
Parisians soak up the spring sunshine gratefully amid the peaceful surroundings of the Jardin des Tuileries in the heart of the French capital. Just hours earlier, its gates reopened to the public for the first time in some two and a half months after being closed due to coronavirus. IMAGES
París (Francia), 8 oct (EFE).- (Imagen: Antonio Torres) Un artista francés consagrado, Maurice Renoma, y otro cubano exiliado en España que pasó inadvertido durante años, Jorge Carracedo. Las sinuosas formas y el hormigón del arquitecto Óscar Niemeyer de telón de fondo. Así es "Cosmogonie", la ecléctica y angustiante exposición que se inaugura hoy en París.FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE FRENCH COMMUNIST PARTY IN PLAZA COLONEL FABIEN IN PARIS SOUNDBITES FROM CURATOR ROSMY PORTER AND FROM EXILED CUBAN ARTIST JORGE CARRACEDOTRANSLATIONPorter: This 1,200 square meter space is unique in Paris. It represents the fusion of an old city like Paris with this work that is a jewel of modern architectureWe present their meeting through 24 pieces (photos of Renoma intervened by Carracedo), but we also add original works by both so that those who visit the space better understand how the merger was reachedCarracedo: From the beginning I saw the potential, it was very subjective but I saw it, I wanted to see what it felt when I started working and it flowed, the first pieces of Renoma's work were exhibited in Cuba,
A team of technicians remove the silver fabric covering the Arc de Triomphe as the two weeks of artist Christo's temporary, posthumous work draws to a close. IMAGES
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