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Get your dancing shoes on at a new exhibiton

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Art and dance collide at the Centre Pomipidou's new exhibition "Dance Your Life!" which explores the relationship between the two art forms. Sculptures, paintings and video installations all capture the body in motion. We're taking a look at how every artistic movement finds its own expression on stage.

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