Tonight opening at Nuke Gallery in Paris, Derniers Jours . Paris Mai 08 start at 5 pm until 9 pm.

Nuke Gallery, 11 rue Sainte Anastase, Paris 3eme

“Les Parisiennes de Kiraz”, at the Carnavalet Museum in Paris until September 21.

During the month of April, Colette in Paris will be featuring Pottok products in their store. If you want to buy some go check it out. They will be taking orders for the entire month and then shipping directly to the store at the end of April. Pottok wallpapers are proudly offering artist prints and patterns to fans and designers. These are hand silk-screened in Los Angeles and use only recyclable paper and water-based inks, no varsols are used in any part of the printing process.

www.pottokprints.com

colette.fr

‘Made In London’ an exhibition of photographs by Babette Pauthier..! in Paris
Vernissage / opening -  the 28th of February. at 7.00 pm at le 66

on 66 Champs Elysees 75008 Paris

Le 66 - new concept store in Paris.

www.le66.fr

Illustrative is a international forum for contemporary illustrative art, allowing established and emerging artists from the UK, France, Germany and other European countries to showcase their works. Its home base is Berlin, where Illustrative is held every year in September for three weeks followed by a further Illustrative in Paris.

Showcasing a variety of themes, styles and techniques, the show captures the status quo and the newest developments in illustrative arts. Each edition of the event is composed of a main exhibition and a series of thematic sections dedicated to specific topics and approaches (book art, fashion illustration, animation, set design, young talents, etc) . In addition to the exhibition, a series of events, discussions and lectures are held around contemporary illustration and associated areas.

Here is some cool stuff from the some of the emerging artists featured in the ” Young Talents ” section in the last Paris edition :

( From Cedric Quissola )

( From Didier Blondeau )

www.illustrative.de

Christian Louboutin, one of the world, the most fetishised shoemakers, has just collaborated on a photo series with David Lynch, one of the world‚ the most fetishistic filmmakers. The resulting photographs are quite astounding: nothing short of nihilistic, mysogynistic, absolutely stunning pictures that are, in fact, fetish-inducing pieces of art in their own rite.

The exhibition shows five limited edition pairs of shoes by Louboutin alongside five signed photographs of the shoes by Lynch.
www.galeriedupassage.com