This evocative exhibition explores from a global perspective the role of cabarets, cafes and clubs in 1880s through late 1960s visual art, in venues which were simultaneously entertainment spaces ...

Paris in the 1920s was abuzz with jazz, fashion, and art. The city became a living canvas for creativity and new beginnings, and pulsed with the energy of writers, painters, and musicians who turned ...

PARIS — There are a number of attractions that Parisians are happy to leave to tourists. These include the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Élysées, as well as some of the city’s most popular shows: ...

Stacker used academic and news sources to explore the influx and experiences of artists—both native and expat—in Paris in the 1920s. Paris has always been a mecca for artists, especially during the ...

PAINTERS are as likely to be influenced by dance, architecture, music or literature as by other painters — and vice versa — and by exploring the social and creative role of modern art in clubs and ...