LA CULTURE ❘ ART & MUSEUMS 3 for À LA MODE
Fabulous inspiration for fashionistas
DON'T MISS A GREAT DANE IN PARIS
Danish artist Niels Hansen Jacobsen’s sculptures and the indubitable mark he left on Paris are being celebrated at the Musée Bourdelle. Jacobsen, a contemporary of Bourdelle, spent a decade in Paris between 1892 and 1902 and it was in the City of Light that he truly perfected his craft. In the first exhibition dedicated to Jacobsen, the Bourdelle acknowledges the essential position he deserves in the laboratory of formal inventions in the Paris of the 1890s. The retrospective includes works from around the world as well as from other locations in Paris, offering visitors a unique perspective on his macabre and bizarre style which played with Nordic mythology and Andersen’s fairy tales. Until May 31
www.bourdelle.paris.fr
MAN RAY AND FASHION While the work of Man Ray has been the subject of innumerable exhibitions, the angle of fashion has not been explored fully. The Musée de Luxembourg now takes an in-depth look at his shoots for the likes of
Vogue and couturiers such as Vionnet, Chanel, and Schiaparelli. April 7 until July 24
museeduluxembourg.fr
MAD FOR HARPER’S BAZAAR
COBRA MEETS GAUGUIN Dutch artist Corneille is one of the founders of European avant-garde group CoBrA (named after its home cities of Copenhagen, Brussels and Amsterdam). The Musée de Pont- Aven brings together 74 works created by Corneille between 1944 and 1987, highlighting his links to the work of Gauguin. The exhibition “A Cobra in the wake of Gauguin” is divided into seven sections that retrace each major chronological period of Corneille's work, with the first devoted to his stays in Pont-Aven. Until May 24
www.museepontaven.fr
24 ❘ FRANCE TODAY Apr/May 2020 Decorative arts museum MAD
Paris presents a major photographic retrospective devoted to Harper's
Bazaar. Founded in 1867, the magazine produced some of the most
emblematic visuals of the 20th century. Until 14 July
madparis.fr
BETTY AND YSL
"She’s perfect in my clothes. Just what I like. Long, long, long." So said
Yves Saint Laurent in 1968 of his muse Betty Catroux. The Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris is devoting a special exhibition to Catroux with 50 pieces from her wardrobe, demonstrating how she embodied YSL’s aesthetic. Until Oct 11
museeyslparis.com
IMAGE © HENNY RIEMENS / MARIA AUSTRIA INSTITUTE, AMSTERDAM
IMAGE © ORF3US
IMAGE © MAN RAY 2015 TRUST / ADAGP, PARIS 2019, HIRO 1963 ©DR, STEVEN MEISEL
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