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Shop Like a Diva in Paris
So. You want to go shopping. You want to find antiques. And ooh la, la, you’re in Paris, where the options for these two combinations are endless. What’s a shop-a-holic to do?
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Gain a new Perspective at Espace Culturel Louis Vuitton
In a rare combination of ‘Perspectives’ from visual artistry and architecture, Camille Henrot and Odile Decq aim to uncover space and the world from a twofold view; while Henrot uses her artistic background to explore the inauthenticity of objects, travel and its misunderstandings, Odile presents a challenge to our perspective by creating impressions of depth and horizon where really there is none. The meeting of these two minds, a visual artist and an architect allow us to see our destination as more than just a place but rather an opportunity to look at things from new perspectives.
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France presents the 5th Edition of La Nuit des Musées
La Nuit des Musées, presented by the French Department of Culture brings the community together for one night annually in an effort to provide greater access to the many works of art housed within France’s museums. Each participating venue is welcome to create their own special program to entertain their visitors. Venues throughout France are welcome to participate with one stipulation – free access to their museums for this one special night.
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Twestival 2010 – Using Social Media for Social Action
Twestival aka Twitter Festival uses social media to drive social action by providing the public with awareness and knowledge on the importance of education. The festival took place March 25, 2010 with local events in hundreds of cities worldwide. Although the event wrapped yesterday, the charity still continues to take in donations. It has thus far has raised more than $310K which is significantly higher than last years debut event at $250K+ from a total of 202 international cities.
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Fête de la Musique hits Paris Summer 2010
Fête de la Musique, also known as World Music Day is an annual event, taking place in Paris every summer on June 21st. The events slogan, ‘Faites de la musique’ means ‘make music’ and the performers do just that – whether its contemporary, rock, blues, funk, groove, r&b, soul, traditional, rap, hip hop, jazz, classic, electronic, or reggae – these performers set up in venues and streets all over Paris for a large-scale festival aimed to please a wide range of ears.
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