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La Pierre Sacrée des Maori, the exhibition at the Musée du Quai Branly

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Published by Elodie D. · Photos by Elodie D. · Published on 22 May 2017 at 10h07 · Updated on 22 May 2017 at 16h38
The Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac accommodates a lovely exhibition in its eastern mezzanine entirely dedicated to jade, the sacred stone of the Maori (New-Zealand). From Tuesday, May 23 to Sunday, October 1, 2017, the exhibition will present all the facets of the green gold from the other end of the world.

The Maori people is interested in precious and gleaming stones, just like the West and its love for gold; but the Maori people’s favorite stone is jade (like Chinese which passion has been delightfully exhibited at the Musée Guimet).

The Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac offers to explore the uses and symbols of the jade in New-Zealand through a wonderful narrative exhibition leading us across the furthest country in the world.

Called pounamu in the Maori language, jade is considered as a treasure and has been shaped in many ways and in objects always more splendid. The Te Papa Tongarewa museum in Wellington (capital of New-Zealand) agreed to lend a part of its wonderful collections of jade so we can discover the elaborated crafts around this noble material, as well as the numerous legends related to jade.

Practical information:

The Sacred stone of the Maori
at the Musée du Quai Brandly – Jacques Chirac
From Tuesday May 23 to Sunday October 1, 2017
Rate: €12 (full), €9 (reduced)
Opening times: from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. (9 p.m. from Thursday to Saturday / closed on Mondays)

Practical information

Dates and Opening Time
From 23 May 2017 to 1 October 2017

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    Location

    Quai Branly
    75007 Paris 7

    Access
    Métro ligne 9 station "Iéna", RER C station "Pont de l'Alma"

    Prices
    tarif réduit: 9 €
    tarif plein: 12 €

    Recommended age
    For all

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    Tags : Musée du Quai Branly Jacques Chirac, expo artisanat, expo bijoux, exposition nouvelle zélande, La pierre sacrée des Maori

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    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    The Eiffel Tower postpones its reopening, tickets bought will be cancelled and refunded
    The Eiffel Tower was expected to reopen this Wednesday December 16, 2020 after closing for a month, but because of the government's latest announcements, it is postponed at least to Januayr 7, 2021. Tickets bought on the official website for dates from December 16, 2020 to January 6, 2021 included will be cancelled and refunded at the beginning of next week.
    Reopening of the Palace of Versailles
    The Palace of Versailles, its museums and gardens expect you again from Saturday June 6, 2020. The park and gardens have undergone a makeover and the historic monument is setting up a protocol to make sure visitors are all safe and healthy.
    The Advent of the Artist, the Louvre’s Petite Galerie’s exhibition – available online for free
    The Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to the Advent of the Artist in the Petite Galerie. Halted by the coronavirus epidemic, it will resume from July 6, 2020 and is extended to July 5, 2021. Adapted to all, this display will get you accustomed to all “features” used by artists over time.
    Quirky Paris: Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages
    How about visiting a quirky side of Paris? We take you with us, to visit Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages, an exclusive place presenting a collection of over 4,800 medical wax figures of dermatologic diseases listed as historic monuments. Not for the faint of heart!
    Musée Méliès: Paris Cinémathèque gets a makeover
    Paris Cinémathèque museum closed over the summer 2020 to reopen on January 13, 2021. Get ready to welcome the Musée Méliès 2.0 taking us to the fantastic story of the movie industry.
    Musée Rodin reopens the sculpture garden
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. Even though the epidemic does not enable us to visit the museum, the sculpture garden will reopen from Saturday January 17, 2021. This is the occasion to (re)discover works by his master surrounded by greenery.
    Lockdown: museums' digital collections to enjoy
    France is moving to a new lockdown, and we must say that we will sure miss visiting museums! Sortiraparis gives you a selection of digital tours and other digital collections from Paris museums to nicely enjoy from home while waiting for their reopening.
    The Matisse exhibition by Centre Pompidou to visit online
    Centre Pompidou pays tribute to Henri Matisse with an exceptional and original exhibition focusing on the relationship between the painter and literature. To be discovered from October 21, 2020 to February 22, 2021. And to make us wait during lockdown, the museum shared a digital 13-minute tour around 10 works of art.
    The Louvre to reopen later, tickets automatically refunded
    The Louvre was to reopen in December 2020. When will we enjoy Mona Lisa, the Apollon Gallery, Middle-Eastern, Greek, and Roman antiques, in a new tour again? The museum might reopen from January 7, 2021 depending on the government's decisions.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida, the compelling exhibition at the Arab World Institute
    The Arab World Institute takes out glitters and rhinestones to welcome “Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida”. Running from January 27 to July 25, 2021, the compelling exhibition displays the greatest female Arab artists in the 20th century.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    The Eiffel Tower postpones its reopening, tickets bought will be cancelled and refunded
    The Eiffel Tower was expected to reopen this Wednesday December 16, 2020 after closing for a month, but because of the government's latest announcements, it is postponed at least to Januayr 7, 2021. Tickets bought on the official website for dates from December 16, 2020 to January 6, 2021 included will be cancelled and refunded at the beginning of next week.
    Reopening of the Palace of Versailles
    The Palace of Versailles, its museums and gardens expect you again from Saturday June 6, 2020. The park and gardens have undergone a makeover and the historic monument is setting up a protocol to make sure visitors are all safe and healthy.
    The Advent of the Artist, the Louvre’s Petite Galerie’s exhibition – available online for free
    The Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to the Advent of the Artist in the Petite Galerie. Halted by the coronavirus epidemic, it will resume from July 6, 2020 and is extended to July 5, 2021. Adapted to all, this display will get you accustomed to all “features” used by artists over time.
    Quirky Paris: Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages
    How about visiting a quirky side of Paris? We take you with us, to visit Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages, an exclusive place presenting a collection of over 4,800 medical wax figures of dermatologic diseases listed as historic monuments. Not for the faint of heart!
    Musée Méliès: Paris Cinémathèque gets a makeover
    Paris Cinémathèque museum closed over the summer 2020 to reopen on January 13, 2021. Get ready to welcome the Musée Méliès 2.0 taking us to the fantastic story of the movie industry.
    Refine your search
    Musée Rodin reopens the sculpture garden
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. Even though the epidemic does not enable us to visit the museum, the sculpture garden will reopen from Saturday January 17, 2021. This is the occasion to (re)discover works by his master surrounded by greenery.
    Lockdown: museums' digital collections to enjoy
    France is moving to a new lockdown, and we must say that we will sure miss visiting museums! Sortiraparis gives you a selection of digital tours and other digital collections from Paris museums to nicely enjoy from home while waiting for their reopening.
    The Matisse exhibition by Centre Pompidou to visit online
    Centre Pompidou pays tribute to Henri Matisse with an exceptional and original exhibition focusing on the relationship between the painter and literature. To be discovered from October 21, 2020 to February 22, 2021. And to make us wait during lockdown, the museum shared a digital 13-minute tour around 10 works of art.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières, new dates
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    The Louvre to reopen later, tickets automatically refunded
    The Louvre was to reopen in December 2020. When will we enjoy Mona Lisa, the Apollon Gallery, Middle-Eastern, Greek, and Roman antiques, in a new tour again? The museum might reopen from January 7, 2021 depending on the government's decisions.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida, the compelling exhibition at the Arab World Institute
    The Arab World Institute takes out glitters and rhinestones to welcome “Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida”. Running from January 27 to July 25, 2021, the compelling exhibition displays the greatest female Arab artists in the 20th century.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    The Eiffel Tower postpones its reopening, tickets bought will be cancelled and refunded
    The Eiffel Tower was expected to reopen this Wednesday December 16, 2020 after closing for a month, but because of the government's latest announcements, it is postponed at least to Januayr 7, 2021. Tickets bought on the official website for dates from December 16, 2020 to January 6, 2021 included will be cancelled and refunded at the beginning of next week.
    Reopening of the Palace of Versailles
    The Palace of Versailles, its museums and gardens expect you again from Saturday June 6, 2020. The park and gardens have undergone a makeover and the historic monument is setting up a protocol to make sure visitors are all safe and healthy.
    The Advent of the Artist, the Louvre’s Petite Galerie’s exhibition – available online for free
    The Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to the Advent of the Artist in the Petite Galerie. Halted by the coronavirus epidemic, it will resume from July 6, 2020 and is extended to July 5, 2021. Adapted to all, this display will get you accustomed to all “features” used by artists over time.
    Musée Méliès: Paris Cinémathèque gets a makeover
    Paris Cinémathèque museum closed over the summer 2020 to reopen on January 13, 2021. Get ready to welcome the Musée Méliès 2.0 taking us to the fantastic story of the movie industry.
    Musée Rodin reopens the sculpture garden
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. Even though the epidemic does not enable us to visit the museum, the sculpture garden will reopen from Saturday January 17, 2021. This is the occasion to (re)discover works by his master surrounded by greenery.
    Lockdown: museums' digital collections to enjoy
    France is moving to a new lockdown, and we must say that we will sure miss visiting museums! Sortiraparis gives you a selection of digital tours and other digital collections from Paris museums to nicely enjoy from home while waiting for their reopening.
    The Matisse exhibition by Centre Pompidou to visit online
    Centre Pompidou pays tribute to Henri Matisse with an exceptional and original exhibition focusing on the relationship between the painter and literature. To be discovered from October 21, 2020 to February 22, 2021. And to make us wait during lockdown, the museum shared a digital 13-minute tour around 10 works of art.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières, new dates
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    The Louvre to reopen later, tickets automatically refunded
    The Louvre was to reopen in December 2020. When will we enjoy Mona Lisa, the Apollon Gallery, Middle-Eastern, Greek, and Roman antiques, in a new tour again? The museum might reopen from January 7, 2021 depending on the government's decisions.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida, the compelling exhibition at the Arab World Institute
    The Arab World Institute takes out glitters and rhinestones to welcome “Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida”. Running from January 27 to July 25, 2021, the compelling exhibition displays the greatest female Arab artists in the 20th century.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    The Eiffel Tower postpones its reopening, tickets bought will be cancelled and refunded
    The Eiffel Tower was expected to reopen this Wednesday December 16, 2020 after closing for a month, but because of the government's latest announcements, it is postponed at least to Januayr 7, 2021. Tickets bought on the official website for dates from December 16, 2020 to January 6, 2021 included will be cancelled and refunded at the beginning of next week.
    Reopening of the Palace of Versailles
    The Palace of Versailles, its museums and gardens expect you again from Saturday June 6, 2020. The park and gardens have undergone a makeover and the historic monument is setting up a protocol to make sure visitors are all safe and healthy.
    The Advent of the Artist, the Louvre’s Petite Galerie’s exhibition – available online for free
    The Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to the Advent of the Artist in the Petite Galerie. Halted by the coronavirus epidemic, it will resume from July 6, 2020 and is extended to July 5, 2021. Adapted to all, this display will get you accustomed to all “features” used by artists over time.
    Musée Méliès: Paris Cinémathèque gets a makeover
    Paris Cinémathèque museum closed over the summer 2020 to reopen on January 13, 2021. Get ready to welcome the Musée Méliès 2.0 taking us to the fantastic story of the movie industry.
    Musée Rodin reopens the sculpture garden
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. Even though the epidemic does not enable us to visit the museum, the sculpture garden will reopen from Saturday January 17, 2021. This is the occasion to (re)discover works by his master surrounded by greenery.
    Lockdown: museums' digital collections to enjoy
    France is moving to a new lockdown, and we must say that we will sure miss visiting museums! Sortiraparis gives you a selection of digital tours and other digital collections from Paris museums to nicely enjoy from home while waiting for their reopening.
    The Matisse exhibition by Centre Pompidou to visit online
    Centre Pompidou pays tribute to Henri Matisse with an exceptional and original exhibition focusing on the relationship between the painter and literature. To be discovered from October 21, 2020 to February 22, 2021. And to make us wait during lockdown, the museum shared a digital 13-minute tour around 10 works of art.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières, new dates
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    The Louvre to reopen later, tickets automatically refunded
    The Louvre was to reopen in December 2020. When will we enjoy Mona Lisa, the Apollon Gallery, Middle-Eastern, Greek, and Roman antiques, in a new tour again? The museum might reopen from January 7, 2021 depending on the government's decisions.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida, the compelling exhibition at the Arab World Institute
    The Arab World Institute takes out glitters and rhinestones to welcome “Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida”. Running from January 27 to July 25, 2021, the compelling exhibition displays the greatest female Arab artists in the 20th century.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    The Eiffel Tower postpones its reopening, tickets bought will be cancelled and refunded
    The Eiffel Tower was expected to reopen this Wednesday December 16, 2020 after closing for a month, but because of the government's latest announcements, it is postponed at least to Januayr 7, 2021. Tickets bought on the official website for dates from December 16, 2020 to January 6, 2021 included will be cancelled and refunded at the beginning of next week.
    Reopening of the Palace of Versailles
    The Palace of Versailles, its museums and gardens expect you again from Saturday June 6, 2020. The park and gardens have undergone a makeover and the historic monument is setting up a protocol to make sure visitors are all safe and healthy.
    The Advent of the Artist, the Louvre’s Petite Galerie’s exhibition – available online for free
    The Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to the Advent of the Artist in the Petite Galerie. Halted by the coronavirus epidemic, it will resume from July 6, 2020 and is extended to July 5, 2021. Adapted to all, this display will get you accustomed to all “features” used by artists over time.
    Musée Méliès: Paris Cinémathèque gets a makeover
    Paris Cinémathèque museum closed over the summer 2020 to reopen on January 13, 2021. Get ready to welcome the Musée Méliès 2.0 taking us to the fantastic story of the movie industry.
    Musée Rodin reopens the sculpture garden
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. Even though the epidemic does not enable us to visit the museum, the sculpture garden will reopen from Saturday January 17, 2021. This is the occasion to (re)discover works by his master surrounded by greenery.
    Lockdown: museums' digital collections to enjoy
    France is moving to a new lockdown, and we must say that we will sure miss visiting museums! Sortiraparis gives you a selection of digital tours and other digital collections from Paris museums to nicely enjoy from home while waiting for their reopening.
    The Matisse exhibition by Centre Pompidou to visit online
    Centre Pompidou pays tribute to Henri Matisse with an exceptional and original exhibition focusing on the relationship between the painter and literature. To be discovered from October 21, 2020 to February 22, 2021. And to make us wait during lockdown, the museum shared a digital 13-minute tour around 10 works of art.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières, new dates
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    The Louvre to reopen later, tickets automatically refunded
    The Louvre was to reopen in December 2020. When will we enjoy Mona Lisa, the Apollon Gallery, Middle-Eastern, Greek, and Roman antiques, in a new tour again? The museum might reopen from January 7, 2021 depending on the government's decisions.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida, the compelling exhibition at the Arab World Institute
    The Arab World Institute takes out glitters and rhinestones to welcome “Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida”. Running from January 27 to July 25, 2021, the compelling exhibition displays the greatest female Arab artists in the 20th century.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    The Eiffel Tower postpones its reopening, tickets bought will be cancelled and refunded
    The Eiffel Tower was expected to reopen this Wednesday December 16, 2020 after closing for a month, but because of the government's latest announcements, it is postponed at least to Januayr 7, 2021. Tickets bought on the official website for dates from December 16, 2020 to January 6, 2021 included will be cancelled and refunded at the beginning of next week.
    Reopening of the Palace of Versailles
    The Palace of Versailles, its museums and gardens expect you again from Saturday June 6, 2020. The park and gardens have undergone a makeover and the historic monument is setting up a protocol to make sure visitors are all safe and healthy.
    The Advent of the Artist, the Louvre’s Petite Galerie’s exhibition – available online for free
    The Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to the Advent of the Artist in the Petite Galerie. Halted by the coronavirus epidemic, it will resume from July 6, 2020 and is extended to July 5, 2021. Adapted to all, this display will get you accustomed to all “features” used by artists over time.
    Musée Méliès: Paris Cinémathèque gets a makeover
    Paris Cinémathèque museum closed over the summer 2020 to reopen on January 13, 2021. Get ready to welcome the Musée Méliès 2.0 taking us to the fantastic story of the movie industry.
    Refine your search
    Musée Rodin reopens the sculpture garden
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. Even though the epidemic does not enable us to visit the museum, the sculpture garden will reopen from Saturday January 17, 2021. This is the occasion to (re)discover works by his master surrounded by greenery.
    Lockdown: museums' digital collections to enjoy
    France is moving to a new lockdown, and we must say that we will sure miss visiting museums! Sortiraparis gives you a selection of digital tours and other digital collections from Paris museums to nicely enjoy from home while waiting for their reopening.
    The Matisse exhibition by Centre Pompidou to visit online
    Centre Pompidou pays tribute to Henri Matisse with an exceptional and original exhibition focusing on the relationship between the painter and literature. To be discovered from October 21, 2020 to February 22, 2021. And to make us wait during lockdown, the museum shared a digital 13-minute tour around 10 works of art.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières, new dates
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    The Louvre to reopen later, tickets automatically refunded
    The Louvre was to reopen in December 2020. When will we enjoy Mona Lisa, the Apollon Gallery, Middle-Eastern, Greek, and Roman antiques, in a new tour again? The museum might reopen from January 7, 2021 depending on the government's decisions.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida, the compelling exhibition at the Arab World Institute
    The Arab World Institute takes out glitters and rhinestones to welcome “Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida”. Running from January 27 to July 25, 2021, the compelling exhibition displays the greatest female Arab artists in the 20th century.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    The Eiffel Tower postpones its reopening, tickets bought will be cancelled and refunded
    The Eiffel Tower was expected to reopen this Wednesday December 16, 2020 after closing for a month, but because of the government's latest announcements, it is postponed at least to Januayr 7, 2021. Tickets bought on the official website for dates from December 16, 2020 to January 6, 2021 included will be cancelled and refunded at the beginning of next week.
    Reopening of the Palace of Versailles
    The Palace of Versailles, its museums and gardens expect you again from Saturday June 6, 2020. The park and gardens have undergone a makeover and the historic monument is setting up a protocol to make sure visitors are all safe and healthy.
    The Advent of the Artist, the Louvre’s Petite Galerie’s exhibition – available online for free
    The Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to the Advent of the Artist in the Petite Galerie. Halted by the coronavirus epidemic, it will resume from July 6, 2020 and is extended to July 5, 2021. Adapted to all, this display will get you accustomed to all “features” used by artists over time.
    Quirky Paris: Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages
    How about visiting a quirky side of Paris? We take you with us, to visit Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages, an exclusive place presenting a collection of over 4,800 medical wax figures of dermatologic diseases listed as historic monuments. Not for the faint of heart!
    Musée Rodin reopens the sculpture garden
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. Even though the epidemic does not enable us to visit the museum, the sculpture garden will reopen from Saturday January 17, 2021. This is the occasion to (re)discover works by his master surrounded by greenery.
    Lockdown: museums' digital collections to enjoy
    France is moving to a new lockdown, and we must say that we will sure miss visiting museums! Sortiraparis gives you a selection of digital tours and other digital collections from Paris museums to nicely enjoy from home while waiting for their reopening.
    The Matisse exhibition by Centre Pompidou to visit online
    Centre Pompidou pays tribute to Henri Matisse with an exceptional and original exhibition focusing on the relationship between the painter and literature. To be discovered from October 21, 2020 to February 22, 2021. And to make us wait during lockdown, the museum shared a digital 13-minute tour around 10 works of art.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières, new dates
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    The Louvre to reopen later, tickets automatically refunded
    The Louvre was to reopen in December 2020. When will we enjoy Mona Lisa, the Apollon Gallery, Middle-Eastern, Greek, and Roman antiques, in a new tour again? The museum might reopen from January 7, 2021 depending on the government's decisions.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida, the compelling exhibition at the Arab World Institute
    The Arab World Institute takes out glitters and rhinestones to welcome “Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida”. Running from January 27 to July 25, 2021, the compelling exhibition displays the greatest female Arab artists in the 20th century.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    The Eiffel Tower postpones its reopening, tickets bought will be cancelled and refunded
    The Eiffel Tower was expected to reopen this Wednesday December 16, 2020 after closing for a month, but because of the government's latest announcements, it is postponed at least to Januayr 7, 2021. Tickets bought on the official website for dates from December 16, 2020 to January 6, 2021 included will be cancelled and refunded at the beginning of next week.
    Reopening of the Palace of Versailles
    The Palace of Versailles, its museums and gardens expect you again from Saturday June 6, 2020. The park and gardens have undergone a makeover and the historic monument is setting up a protocol to make sure visitors are all safe and healthy.
    The Advent of the Artist, the Louvre’s Petite Galerie’s exhibition – available online for free
    The Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to the Advent of the Artist in the Petite Galerie. Halted by the coronavirus epidemic, it will resume from July 6, 2020 and is extended to July 5, 2021. Adapted to all, this display will get you accustomed to all “features” used by artists over time.
    Quirky Paris: Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages
    How about visiting a quirky side of Paris? We take you with us, to visit Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages, an exclusive place presenting a collection of over 4,800 medical wax figures of dermatologic diseases listed as historic monuments. Not for the faint of heart!
    Musée Rodin reopens the sculpture garden
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. Even though the epidemic does not enable us to visit the museum, the sculpture garden will reopen from Saturday January 17, 2021. This is the occasion to (re)discover works by his master surrounded by greenery.
    Lockdown: museums' digital collections to enjoy
    France is moving to a new lockdown, and we must say that we will sure miss visiting museums! Sortiraparis gives you a selection of digital tours and other digital collections from Paris museums to nicely enjoy from home while waiting for their reopening.
    The Matisse exhibition by Centre Pompidou to visit online
    Centre Pompidou pays tribute to Henri Matisse with an exceptional and original exhibition focusing on the relationship between the painter and literature. To be discovered from October 21, 2020 to February 22, 2021. And to make us wait during lockdown, the museum shared a digital 13-minute tour around 10 works of art.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières, new dates
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    The Louvre to reopen later, tickets automatically refunded
    The Louvre was to reopen in December 2020. When will we enjoy Mona Lisa, the Apollon Gallery, Middle-Eastern, Greek, and Roman antiques, in a new tour again? The museum might reopen from January 7, 2021 depending on the government's decisions.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida, the compelling exhibition at the Arab World Institute
    The Arab World Institute takes out glitters and rhinestones to welcome “Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida”. Running from January 27 to July 25, 2021, the compelling exhibition displays the greatest female Arab artists in the 20th century.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    The Eiffel Tower postpones its reopening, tickets bought will be cancelled and refunded
    The Eiffel Tower was expected to reopen this Wednesday December 16, 2020 after closing for a month, but because of the government's latest announcements, it is postponed at least to Januayr 7, 2021. Tickets bought on the official website for dates from December 16, 2020 to January 6, 2021 included will be cancelled and refunded at the beginning of next week.
    Reopening of the Palace of Versailles
    The Palace of Versailles, its museums and gardens expect you again from Saturday June 6, 2020. The park and gardens have undergone a makeover and the historic monument is setting up a protocol to make sure visitors are all safe and healthy.
    The Advent of the Artist, the Louvre’s Petite Galerie’s exhibition – available online for free
    The Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to the Advent of the Artist in the Petite Galerie. Halted by the coronavirus epidemic, it will resume from July 6, 2020 and is extended to July 5, 2021. Adapted to all, this display will get you accustomed to all “features” used by artists over time.
    Quirky Paris: Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages
    How about visiting a quirky side of Paris? We take you with us, to visit Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages, an exclusive place presenting a collection of over 4,800 medical wax figures of dermatologic diseases listed as historic monuments. Not for the faint of heart!
    Musée Rodin reopens the sculpture garden
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. Even though the epidemic does not enable us to visit the museum, the sculpture garden will reopen from Saturday January 17, 2021. This is the occasion to (re)discover works by his master surrounded by greenery.
    Lockdown: museums' digital collections to enjoy
    France is moving to a new lockdown, and we must say that we will sure miss visiting museums! Sortiraparis gives you a selection of digital tours and other digital collections from Paris museums to nicely enjoy from home while waiting for their reopening.
    The Matisse exhibition by Centre Pompidou to visit online
    Centre Pompidou pays tribute to Henri Matisse with an exceptional and original exhibition focusing on the relationship between the painter and literature. To be discovered from October 21, 2020 to February 22, 2021. And to make us wait during lockdown, the museum shared a digital 13-minute tour around 10 works of art.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières, new dates
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    The Louvre to reopen later, tickets automatically refunded
    The Louvre was to reopen in December 2020. When will we enjoy Mona Lisa, the Apollon Gallery, Middle-Eastern, Greek, and Roman antiques, in a new tour again? The museum might reopen from January 7, 2021 depending on the government's decisions.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida, the compelling exhibition at the Arab World Institute
    The Arab World Institute takes out glitters and rhinestones to welcome “Divas from Oum Kalthoum to Dalida”. Running from January 27 to July 25, 2021, the compelling exhibition displays the greatest female Arab artists in the 20th century.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    The Eiffel Tower postpones its reopening, tickets bought will be cancelled and refunded
    The Eiffel Tower was expected to reopen this Wednesday December 16, 2020 after closing for a month, but because of the government's latest announcements, it is postponed at least to Januayr 7, 2021. Tickets bought on the official website for dates from December 16, 2020 to January 6, 2021 included will be cancelled and refunded at the beginning of next week.
    Reopening of the Palace of Versailles
    The Palace of Versailles, its museums and gardens expect you again from Saturday June 6, 2020. The park and gardens have undergone a makeover and the historic monument is setting up a protocol to make sure visitors are all safe and healthy.
    The Advent of the Artist, the Louvre’s Petite Galerie’s exhibition – available online for free
    The Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to the Advent of the Artist in the Petite Galerie. Halted by the coronavirus epidemic, it will resume from July 6, 2020 and is extended to July 5, 2021. Adapted to all, this display will get you accustomed to all “features” used by artists over time.
    Quirky Paris: Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages
    How about visiting a quirky side of Paris? We take you with us, to visit Hôpital Saint-Louis Musée des Moulages, an exclusive place presenting a collection of over 4,800 medical wax figures of dermatologic diseases listed as historic monuments. Not for the faint of heart!
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