đ« On the 40th anniversary of Christo and Jeanne Claudeâs thrilling The Pont-Neuf Wrapped, Paris has renamed the square next to the bridge âPlace du Pont-Neuf â Christo et Jeanne-Claudeâ. Their 1985 transformation of the cityâs oldest bridge continues to inspire. Next year, JR will bring his own large-scale activation to the monument, continuing their legacy.
đž POLARAKI at MusĂ©e Guimet pays tribute to Arakiâs frenzied use of the Polaroid, a near-daily gesture since the late 1990s that fueled his voyeuristic and erotic pursuits. Now, 25 years of these intimate snapshots, donated by collector StĂ©phane AndrĂ©, are on view. Over 18s only!
đ§ŁOur friend Michaela @letendreparis is back with a new pop-up at the Ofr. Project Space (6 Rue des Filles du Calvaire), featuring her new-season edit of timeless vintage pieces â cashmere, plaids and other winter staples, for men, women and kids.
đïž London luxe shoe brand Le Monde BĂ©ryl celebrates its first decade with a Paris pop-up, showcasing the brandâs creative process as a collage of memories, art, and design. The installation includes a curated library by our own sendb00ks.com. 24 Rue Saint-Roch, until 4 Nov.
â From Wednesday, the Bourse de Commerce presents a major exhibition devoted to Minimal art, featuring 100+ works by Dan Flavin, Agnes Martin, On Kawara, and the rest. Curated by Jessica Morgan (Dia Art Foundation), it challenges the American-centric narrative of Minimalism and highlights movements from Japan (Mono-ha), Brazil (Neo-Concrete), and Europe (Zero, Arte Povera).
đš The most important retrospective yet of George Condoâs career, in collaboration with the artist, opens at the MusĂ©e dâart moderne on Friday, tracing 40+ years of his practice - a dialogue with art history, the human figure and abstraction, and the final chapter of the museumâs âNew York trilogyâ, following Basquiat (2010) and Haring (2013).