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“Indonesia at the Carousel du Louvre” exhibits twenty-two photographs captured by the famous Indonesian artist Edward Hutabarat. They highlight magic, colors, ancestral rhythm that characterize an Indonesia marked by a singular modernity. Travel photos around the fabric, its manufacture, the batik and the ikat outfit, this craft of weaving known to the world of art and fashion. Photos also of the biggest Buddhist temple in the world BOROBUDUR, emblematic of Indonesia and registered in the worldwide heritage of the UNESCO.
From October 24 to November 27, 2023, the artist SETH invaded the Carrousel du Louvre and exhibited his work of Globe-Painter. He makes us travel through a selection of giant photographs, a digest of ten years of creations and sharing on the walls all over the world.
This photographic retrospective is the first of globe-trotter artist Seth, in Paris.
From China to Tahiti, through Ukraine or Senegal, Seth offers us a colourful tour of the planet where street-art rhymes with expletives and encounters each other.
Le Carrousel du Louvre exhibits “Rome, the Eternal city” a series of 22 giant photographs suspended in the alleys Rivoli and Carrousel leading to the place of the Inverted Pyramid. This artistic work on the city of Rome around the theme “People and Territories: Regeneration, Inclusion and Innovation” is part of the Italian capital’s candidacy for the Universal Exhibition 2030.
The International Bureau of Exhibitions (BIE) will elect in November 2023 a host country among 2 other candidates to celebrate cultural diversity: the Republic of Korea (for Busan) and Saudi Arabia (for Riyadh).
ITALY IN THE SPOTLIGHT IN A PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION IN THE HEART OF PARIS
Part of a major cultural season that celebrates Italy in the heart of Paris, this photographic journey hails our joint history and invites us to reinvent the future by studying the past. This project testifies to the capacity of the city of Rome to become the time of an exhibition the land of reception of the citizens of the world “People and Territory.”
The center hosts this photographic exhibition around several themes – Cinema, Music, Fashion, Sport, Art, Architecture and Innovations – that tell the history of the City of Rome and its influence, to give access to culture in all its forms to all visitors.
The project, entitled “TO’A Coral or how to understand climate change by observing coral reefs,” aims to make research accessible through art. It is jointly conducted by the Centre des Métiers d’Art de Polynésie française (CMA) and the Coral Reef Institute of the Pacific (IRCP). “The idea is to reach out to the widest possible audience to raise awareness of coral, reefs and the threats to it from global warming,” CMA Director Viri Taimana said.
For 2 years, scientific interventions took place on a regular basis, bringing a general culture on the coral reefs to the students of the CMA. This is to feed their imagination for the creation of works around this topical theme: coral in the face of climate change. Biomineralization, bioacoustics, photogrammetry, genetics are among the subjects discussed, inspiring the artists. More than 100 works have been created paintings, scruptures, engravings, digital objects… So many media offering a multiple look at our coral reefs.
