PARIS, FRANCE, February 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Musee d'Art Moderne (MaM) de la Ville de Paris is showcasing the work of three young artists as part of an installation called Apartes.
Running until May 7th 2011, the exhibition sees Delphine Coindet, Ariane Michel and Raphael Zarka given free reign to create a kind of 'dialogue' between pieces of art.
According to the venue, the idea is for visitors to see subtle connections between the pieces on display.
Many of the works have never been shown to the public before, with a variety of sculptures, films and photographs chosen by the artists.
Attendees can view pieces such as Michel's Les Yeux Ronds at the show, which is free to enter.
All three contributors are French, giving visitors some idea what is happening in the art scene in the country.
The MaM is open from 10:00 to 18:00 local time from Tuesday to Sunday and features several other exhibitions in addition to Apartes, including Haute Culture, which runs until April 30th 2011.
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More information on Apartes can be found at http://mam.paris.fr/en/expositions/apartes or by calling the venue on +33 01 5367 4000.
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The work of Delphine Coindet, Ariane Michel and Raphael Zarka is the focus of an exhibition in Paris.
2011-02-16
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