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NextMovie (blog)'Artist' Nabs 10 Cesar Nominations, But Maiwenn's 'Poliss' Leads With 13 NodsNextMovie (blog)By Max Evry | Jan 27, 2012 | 10:32 AM | Comments Silent movie sensation "The Artist" has been garnering a slew of awards and is considered to be the front-runner for the Best Picture Oscar, for which it was nominated earlier this week.'The Artist,' 'Poliss,' 'House of Tolerance,' 'Untouchable' and 'The Minister ...Hollywood Reporter'Artist' Nabs 10 César Nominations, But Maiwenn's 'Poliss' Leads With 13 NodsDeadline.comall 10 news articles »
6abc.comNew exhibit in Philly looks at van Gogh close upLebanon Daily NewsIt was after leaving Antwerp for Paris, and then the south of France, when van Gogh developed a unique language of heavy brushstrokes, thick layers of paint, swirling shapes and daring colors that make his art instantly recognizable today.VIDEO: A master's passion for nature is revealed in Van Gogh Up Close at ...Main LineNew exhibit in Philly looks at van Gogh close-up6abc.comall 21 news articles »
Wall Street JournalWhat's On Around EuropeWall Street JournalBasel, Bonnard Retrospective As a young member of Les Nabis, the French Post-Impressionist group, Pierre Bonnard admired Art Nouveau and Japanese prints. These influences are apparent in a series of his paintings that captured Paris at the turn of the…and more »
We'll Always Have That Other ParisNew York Times“We'll always have Paris”: Bogie got it right, at least when it comes to this year's Oscar nominations. While many critics note the nostalgia evinced in “Hugo” and “The Artist” for the innocence of early cinema, they overlook how these films, ...and more »
Hollywood ReporterWhy 'The Artist' Heralds a Golden Age in French Cinema (Analysis)Hollywood ReporterThis year's César award nominations are proof that France's "7th Art" is healthy both at home and abroad. France has always placed its “seventh art” form on a pedestal and, for the most part, kept it in a glass case, like a sculpture in a museum to be ...
Hollywood ReporterFrench Stars Cook Up a Storm at Paris des Chefs EventHollywood ReporterPARIS - France's seventh art met the art of cuisine as actress Carole Bouquet, actors Francois Berleand and Francois Xavier Demaison plus famed pianist Wynton Marsalis schmoozed and sauteed with famous French chefs at the Paris des Chefs event that ran ...
Wall Street JournalMarseille's Cultural RenaissanceWall Street JournalThe new museum, designed by the Algerian-born French architect Rudy Ricciotti, will be able to draw on more than a million Mediterranean-related artifacts inherited from the former Musée National des Arts et Traditions Populaires in Paris.and more »
'Flashback' highlights alumni artistsNew York State College of CeramicsShe has been an artist in residence at St. Michael's College in Colchester, Vt. as well as at the Cite Internationale des Arts in Paris, France. In 2004, Commito was the recipient of the Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant. Pollack holds an MFA from the ...and more »
Macleans.caSilence is golden for 'The Artist'Macleans.caThe Artist is a French movie (finally one without subtitles) set in Hollywood at the end of the silent era; Hugo is an American movie set in '30s Paris—wrapped around a tribute to Georges Méliès, a silent film pioneer of optical effects.and more »
Sarkozy Asks Louvre to Turn France's Naval Headquarters Into a New National MuseumARTINFOby BLOUIN ARTINFO France The Hôtel de la Marine was built by Louis XV on Paris's Place de la Concorde in the 18th century and later became the headquarters of the French navy. Now that France's naval offices plan to move to the still-under-construction ...
France may have lost an A in its credit rating, but fashion seems to have won it back with a flourishing start to haute couture week - from the A-list celebrities to Dior's 1950s A-line silhouettes.
Rebecca Leffler While the French Academy typically sees one film dominate, the noms this year are spread around "Poliss" with 13, "The Minister" with 11, "The Artist" with 10, "Untouchable" with nine and "House of Tolerance" with eight. read more
PARIS, January 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --On February 16, art lovers across Europe will be able to experience LEONARDO LIVE, a satellite-delivered HD presentation of the landmark and sold-out exhibition in ...
JOANN LOVIGLIO Associated Press PHILADELPHIA A new blockbuster exhibition takes a close-up look at Vincent van Gogh's groundbreaking shift during the personally tumultuous but artistically triumphant last four years of his life in France. The Philadelphia Museum of Art is the only U.S. stop for "Van Gogh Up Close," which opens Wednesday and will be on view until May 6. The exhibit features 46 ...
JOANN LOVIGLIO Associated Press PHILADELPHIA A major retrospective of late 19th-century painter Henry O. Tanner, who left the racial prejudice of the U.S. for the salons of France and became the first internationally celebrated African-American artist, is making its debut at the prestigious Philadelphia art school he attended. "Henry Ossawa Tanner: Modern Spirit," on view through April 15 at the ...
Vermilion Energy Inc. is pleased to announce that it has completed its previously announced purchase and sale agreements with Total E&P France whereby Vermilion, through its wholly owned subsidiaries, has acquired certain working interests in six producing fields located in the Paris and Aquitaine basins in France .
Thanks to a Pepperdine University student's Tweet, now everyone knows that Derek Jeter and Minka Kelly are sorta back together. Jaime Olaez wrote on Thursday , "Just saw @minkakelly with her boo Derek Jeter at the Musee d'Orsay in Paris, France. How'd ya like the art, you two?" giving tabloids a late 2011 gift of new news. [ more › ]
Rebecca Leffler Carole Bouquet and Francois Berleand are among the A-list French celebs who came out to schmooze and sautee with famous chefs from across the globe. read more
