Dalí, the endless enigma: Dalí, the endless enigma
Culture> Expo - 15 euros
In 2021, the Atelier des Lumières lights up with famous and unique works by Salvador Dalí. The immersive exhibition “Dalí, the endless enigma” looks back over more than 60 creative years of the Catalan master who explored and invented several artistic styles. Through a thematic route, the visitor walks through surrealist and metaphysical landscapes and finds in the heart of the surprising works of the artist with the boundless imagination. Exhibited throughout the world (Dalí Theater-Museum in Figueres, The Dalí Museum in Florida, Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid, MoMA in New York ...) these works, with multiple levels of reading, illuminate the Hall of the Atelier des Lumières Deployed and animated on the floor and walls up to 10 meters high, they reveal the details of brushstrokes, lines and interplay of materials.Paintings, drawings, photographs, installations, films and archival images recall the unique personality of the famous mustache painter but also his obsessions for the strange and the supernatural as well as his fascination with his wife Gala, his true muse and collaborator.
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Nuances Café: Nuances Café
Experiences> Workshop / Tasting - 4-11 euros
When conservation and highlighting of the architectural heritage and love of coffee meet! This is the story of Café Nuances, a brand new place dedicated to specialty coffees located between the Opéra Garnier and Place Vendôme. Coffee is king here: Charles and Raphaël Corrot, two brothers who are passionate about coffee, wanted to create a new place in Paris, in order to enhance coffee. In the program ? Five nuances of coffee, all different: one immerses you in a field of flowers, the other has notes of tobacco while the "meteorite" coffee from Colombia surprises you with its smell of…. mango! Charles tells us that he “cuppé” more than 300 coffees before arriving at this demanding and contrasting selection allowing each one to find the coffee which corresponds to him. If the cafe is the star of the place,the establishment is also an incredible setting: the Uchronia studio has indeed staged the brand's identity in an iconic Art Deco-listed place, thus creating the surprise of an old creamery that is transformed into an urban coffee shop. Our favorite (beyond the coffee!): A painted glass ceiling dating from the 1920s and of course, the front of the 100-year-old roasting house!
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Sciences Experiments: Sciences Experiments
Experiences> Museum - 11-19 euros
At the crossroads, between business park and exhibition, Science Experiences is an awakening to Science and approaches Science through the prism of entertainment, with the aim of surprising, entertaining, while cultivating oneself, through immersive and innovative means, such as virtual reality, video mapping or multisensory and emotional presentations. Supported by a committee of experts, Science Experiences is an immersive journey through a park of fun and original experiences. The route is an invitation to travel, a veritable whirlwind of experiences: from the confines of the universe, to the depths of the abyss, through the center of the Earth, to finish on themes of quantum physics (laser, teleportation, levitation ), visitors will go from room to room to discover andawaken to Science.
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Galbar: Galbar
Food> Snack / Breakfast - 3.50-15 euros
Iconic pancakes and pancakes, topped with selected French products.
Original recipes cooked, to enjoy at the office, at home or while walking! Have you ever had the opportunity to eat a lemon meringue pancake?
Lemon mousse and homemade Italian meringue, ideal for a unique snack!
Conclusion: a super original creperie that knows how to stay classic, tasty pancakes and a menu with mixes that all make you want to.
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59 Rivoli: 59 Rivoli
Culture> Expo - Free
A stone's throw from Place du Châtelet, 59 Rivoli welcomes within its legendary walls - in the heart of Paris - more than 30 artists in residence.
Scheduled every Saturday and Sunday, a plethora of concerts enliven the place and its gallery (open to outdoor group exhibitions).
The 59 wants to be - in essence - an artistic pole around which singular expressions, languages of art and varied creativities revolve. Loaded with history, the 59 Rivoli is above all a vector of a cultural path that is both alternative and institutionalized, anchored in the Parisian tourist landscape.
In the heart of a museum capital, 59 proves to be an island of originality, a veritable factory of infinite possibilities.
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Damien Hirst, Cherry Blossoms: Damien Hirst, Cherry Blossoms
Culture> Expo - 7.50-11 euros
Cherry Blossoms, Damien Hirst's first major exhibition in France, is currently at the Cartier Foundation. A deluge of colored dots, for a celebration of the ephemeral. Last series completed by Damien Hirst, Cherry Blossoms is in line with the pictorial research he has been carrying out since the start of his career on color and the artist's gesture. He reinterprets with joyful irony the traditional and popular subject of landscape painting, but also the great artistic movements of the late 19th and 20th centuries, from impressionism to action painting. United Kingdom, Damien Hirst grew up in Leeds then moved to London in 1984, where he lives today. Working in sculpture as well as installation, painting and drawing,the artist explores in his works the themes linked to life and death, excess and fragility. If sculpture - in particular the Natural History series - earned the artist significant notoriety in his early days, painting has always been essential for him. The exhibition presents 30 paintings chosen by the artist from among the 107 paintings, all very large, included in the series. The presentation is deliberately sober, without comments, in order to leave visitors the pleasure of immersing themselves in the painting.all very large format, included in the series. The presentation is deliberately sober, without comments, in order to leave visitors the pleasure of immersing themselves in the painting.all very large format, included in the series. The presentation is deliberately sober, without comments, in order to leave visitors the pleasure of immersing themselves in the painting.
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Itacoa: Itacoa
Food> World cuisine - 8-26 euros
Does Brazil speak to you? Its colorful architecture and the charm of Rio, its crazy carnival and the madness of Copacabana… But also Itacoatiara! Itacoatia-what ?? Close your eyes: imagine yourself on a confidential white sand beach nestled in the bay of Rio… and birthplace of the Chef, Rafael Gomes. At Itacoa, healthy, fresh, local and seasonal products are served at any time of the day: the fish are wild, the quality meats and poultry, all from small producers and responsible fishing. So indulge yourself in the generous cuisine full of flavors by Rafael Gomes.Once you enter this pretty restaurant, all in wood, tiled floors and dressed plants, you inhale the good smells that escape from the open kitchen, or else we opt for the terrace on rue Saint-Denis, and wesplint on card reading. And you might as well say that the slightest dish on the menu knows how to play its charms to make us want to choose it.
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Moonshiner: Moonshiner
Experiences> Bar - 12-14 euros
Shhh, prick up your ears, music is filtering out behind this wall… lower your voice, lighten your steps and push open the door to the cold room… we'll meet on the other side! Only real friends are given the address of the Moonshiner. Hidden in a restaurant in Bastille, this speakeasy immediately plunges into the Prohibition period by mixing cocktails, gramophone and retro decor.Open five years ago by the drink team responsible for L'Orange Mécanique, the Kremlin, Dirty Dick and from the Rock'n'Roll Circus, this Moonshiner remains one of the warmest in Paris. Surprise: we first enter a pizzeria that doesn't look pretty before going through the small door that leads us to this secret place, where we discover dim lights, a smoking room, a ceiling and an art deco wall, woodwork,vintage floor lamps as well as stunning bottles of whiskey and gin at the counter. The atmosphere takes us to the 1920s in the United States, during Prohibition. Even the glasses are decorated with geometric patterns that recall the past. Except that the waiters are tattooed and the fauna, rather rock'n'roll.
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