Artist Louise Bourgeois dies in New York
02/06/2010 - OBITUARY

Artist Louise Bourgeois dies in New York

Louise Bourgeois, the French-American artist best known for her sculptures of giant spiders, has died in New York at the age of 98.
France's modern art museum opens regional offshoot
10/05/2010 - ART

France's modern art museum opens regional offshoot

The Pompidou Centre, France's national modern art museum located in Paris, is inaugurating a new version of itself in the eastern city of Metz this week. Seven years in the making, the 10,700 square metre building is already a Metz landmark.
Claire Morgan: an 'eco artist'
05/03/2010 - CULTURE

Claire Morgan: an 'eco artist'

In today’s culture, Eve Jackson speaks to award-winning artist Claire Morgan who is an 'eco artist'. She creates dynamic sculptures mixing man-made fibres with natural materials. Then, we go to Pakistan for the first slacker movie 'Slackistan', directed by Hammad Khan.
Auctioned Giacometti sculpture is most expensive ever
04/02/2010 - ART

Auctioned Giacometti sculpture is most expensive ever

A sculpture by Swiss sculptor Alberto Giacometti, the first of his "Walking man" series, has fetched 104.3 million dollars at a Sotheby's auction, beating the previous record held by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso's painting "Garçon à la Pipe".
Sandra Nkaké’s first album 'Mansaadi'
28/10/2009 - CULTURE

Sandra Nkaké’s first album 'Mansaadi'

In this edition, singer Sandra Nkaké is our guest. She will be tomorrow night at the Cigale in Paris for her first album "Mansaadi". And let's have a look at the exhibition of Hervé Di Rosa about Sculpture from Africa.
ART

The art of the siesta

The Louis Vouland museum in Avignon, southern France, has devoted an exhibition to this typically-Mediterranean custom. It features paintings, sculpture and furniture especially designed to enjoy the siesta in.
MUSEUM

Jacquemart-André museum, an art love affair

The Jacquemart-André museum opened its doors 95 years ago, to reveal an impressive private art collection from the Second Empire. The museum is also a prime example of 19th century architecture and bourgeois interior design.
SCULPTURE

Camille Claudel, first and foremost an artist

Best known as the lover of famous French sculptor Auguste Rodin, Camille Claudel was an accomplished artist in her own right. An exhibition at the Rodin Museum in Paris aims to put the emphasis back on her work, rather than on her life.
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