Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain

Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain

4.3 938 Reviews
frcs crts
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It's nice to have a museum so close to home but I find the exhibitions quite average, including the one on the trees now, apart from the great paintings of a certain "Sylvera", aesthetic that's all, the visit guided, free, was kind, "boat", I learned nothing, she pleads the cause of trees with a giant green flyer distributed at the entrance ... The elevators are not accessible to the public to get to the bookstore at the top or the downstairs room, you have to ask for access to a vendor and it takes lead ...

catherine pouzenc
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We trees. Great exhibition Beautiful works from around the world. a wonderful tribune for the people of the forest and their art. a lot of love, intelligence, generosity in the sharing of knowledge. A lot of emotions To see and see again absolutely

Christian de Chavagnac
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One of my favorite places when it comes to seeing exhibitions in Paris. The new jean building is a sublime dialogue between garden and architecture. The scenography is always extremely neat and the importance given to the light, never neglected. Excellent selection in the bookstore too. The exhibition US TREES is to see, absolutely!

daniele DIMANCHE
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Very beautiful exhibition Qq observations: 1 single visit commented / day for 12 visitors. This is not due to lack of staff because many young girls very dilettantes in each room. Impossible to enter the museum without his ticket. Organization to review in the cold There should be (as in most museums) A check inside.

Mireille Berret
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The garden of the Foundation is an important asset, with its large trees, it is nice to walk there after the visit of an exhibition. And you have to go see the exhibition. "We trees" .The interior is air-conditioned and you can sit and enjoy the paintings, objects and videos for a long time

Ji Eun Kim
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Since the Berlin Wall collapsed So-called EU generation young artists are on display Not large New generation artists I could feel various attempts. Rather than Pong Not just good enough. If you are interested in contemporary art I think you'd better stop by on the way back. There's a very small garden inside. The admission fee is around 10 euros.

Angine Fitoussi
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The exhibitions and the place are qualities. However, the staff is a little rude. Posted closing at 20h on the site. We arrived around 7pm to see an exhibition. At 19:45 (15 minutes before closing ...) the staff announces the closing of the premises. A person watching the exhibition even deliberately creates a shadow on a work to prevent me from taking a last photo I found myself on the sidewalk at 19:48. Experience slightly spoiled.

A G
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We visited the Fondation Cartier on the occasion of the excellent exhibition Nous Les Arbres. The spaces dedicated to the exhibitions are very spacious, open and well equipped, we never walk on them. The building of Jean Nouvel is very beautiful and located in lush greenery in full Paris. The exhibition itself was quite remarkable.

Marie Elmo
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Beautiful exhibition "Geometries South", beautiful scenography and discovery on this occasion of exciting contemporary artists. On the other hand, the warders are haughty, chatty, noisy and the young woman from the bookshop is the same cask, obviously not concerned by the rudiments of politeness. Pity.

Jean-Pierre Dalbera
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The Cartier Foundation is one of the great artistic exhibition venues in Paris. Located on boulevard Raspail near the Denfert Rochereau metro station or RER B, in a building designed by Jean Nouvel, it is easily accessible to the public. The exhibitions are very original and very diverse. They sometimes continue in the garden at the back of the building. They can be dedicated to young artists or recognized creators, French or foreign. Young mediators are present to facilitate visits and exchange with the public. Nomadic evenings allow meetings with artists from all disciplines. The bookstore is very interesting with titles of books related to the exhibitions. The night is on Tuesday. It is necessary to visit this place which is a little eccentric compared to the great museums of the banks of the Seine because it deserves a detour.

Davy Marchand-Maillet
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I love this place, which is a haven of peace and culture in a district of Paris that lacks a bit of emblematic places. The exhibitions there are always great, I have never been disappointed, the store is an opportunity for great discoveries and it is a pleasure to see that the members of the foundation work so well in this setting signed by Jean Nouvel whose paw can be recognized. . Too bad I don't live in Paris, otherwise I will take a Duo subscription without hesitation.