The Galerie Magda Danysz celebrates its 10 years in Paris. For the occasion, the gallery's team have prepared a big celebration to take place
alongside JonOne’s solo show opening, Saturday, July 4th.
A main figure in Parisian street art,
JonOne is first and foremost from New York, importing influences from his old stomping grounds.
True to his origins, the artist continues to create
powerful pieces, sharing the culture of the street art movement which he
defends so strongly. This next exhibition will be showing his latest creations, exposing his signature abstract style. To be his biggest show yet!
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Located inside the Buttes-Chaumont park, this bar / restaurant is Paris outside of Paris, an ideal place to go to watch the sun set over the city.
You can either sit on the grass with your friends on the hill right under the bar or join the festivities inside, as they play music of the likes of Benitez and Nebula, David Bowie, Jennifer Cardinni, Jacques Brel, and Siouxie & The Banshees.
Saturday nights are a must in the summer.
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Ana Lee writing for I V Y paris
Saturday, June 27th, 2009, Petar Petrov held his fashion show at
the Espace Saint Martin in the 3rd. In squelching hot heat, we waited
in what looked like a Pharaoh's tomb - now turned sauna - one of
the space's many themed entrance halls. As guests were seated and
fanning themselves, the DJ teased us with the intro to Michael
Jackson's "Beat It" in homage to the late artist, but also uplifting
the mood at the end of a long day. Finally a variation of the song came
on full blast and so the show began...
Models came down the runway sporting eyewear reminiscent of anachrome 3D glasses. The clothes came in shades of bisque and honeydew in both jersey tops and tailored cigarette trousers - note even a pair of bubble shorts hitting just above the knee. A key accessory was to wear a contrasting pair of leather lace-ups, or pointed boots to enhance a smart silhouette. While most of the line remained casually chic in muted colors, inserts of red punctuated throughout, first introduced as imprints on t-shirts to likes of bullet wounds, then full volume on a pair of patent leather pants.
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