A Paris au Printemps
Art Paris Art Fair3

March 28 / April 01 2013 - Paris

The “Springtime in Paris" programme highlights the best of what is happening on the Paris art scene...

Au delà du Street Art3

November 28 / March 30 2013 - L'Adresse musée de la Poste

After "Paint BAL: mailboxes for Keith Haring," L'Adresse musée de la Poste offers for the second time, a group exhibition of artists from Street Art movement with: Banksy, C215, Dran, Invader, L'Atlas , Ludo, Miss.Tic, Rero, Shepard Fairey, Swoon and Vhils.

The choice of the curator, Céline Neveux, has focused on the movement that is closer to urban contemporary art than Graffiti, showing its main protagonists European and French. The exhibition begins with a brief history of the movement in France with artists such as Ernest Pignon-Ernest and Gerard Zlotykamien who never have made Graffiti and Blek Le Rat, Jef Aerosol and Jérôme Mesnager who unlike Americans pioneers are not from the hip hop culture. Giving to six of them a free creative space, they showcase both their intervention work in situ and their works called "commercial" exhibited and sold by art galleries. This confrontation highlights the aesthetic and plastic work of artists of this movement, far from simple vandalism.

If you want to make disappear your prejudices on this movement, you just have to go for a ride "Beyond Street Art" until March 30th.

YUE MINJUN, L'OMBRE DU FOU RIRE3

until March 17 2013 - Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain.

"ART LOS ANGELES CONTEMPORARY" 20133

until February 04 2013 - The Barker Hangar

"Art Los Angeles Contemporary", now in its fourth year, is the International Contemporary Art fair of the West Coast, held January 24–27, 2013.

ALAC returns to the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, a known arts venue with 40,000 square feet of exhibition space and soaring 40 foot ceilings. The fair presents 70 top international blue chip and emerging galleries from around the world, with a strong focus on Los Angeles galleries. Participants present some of the most dynamic recent works from their roster of represented artists, offering an informed cross section of what is happening now in contemporary art making. The fair provides a sophisticated yet accessible environment for art collectors, curators, and patrons of the arts alike to enjoy.

In addition, the fair hosts a comprehensive programming series, including world class artist talks, museum curator led panel discussions, and film screening and performance series. Special events are staged on site at the art fair as well as throughout the city in satellite locations.

Home to internationally renowned museums, leading art schools, hundreds of contemporary galleries, and a prodigious number of practicing artists, Los Angeles serves as the perfect landscape for a progressive, international contemporary art fair.

BRAFA 20133

January 19 / January 27 2013 - Bruxelles

"One hundred and twenty-eight exhibitors from twelve countries, around twenty specialist areas spanning several millennia of artistic design, a decade of events at Tour & Taxis, new Byzantine-inspired decor and a unique design by Julien Colombier, an exclusive evening to set the scene, a new-look gala dinner and the Théâtre Royal de La Monnaie opera house as the guest of honour: BRAFA'13 has lined up a whole range of highlights and surprises in anticipation of attracting even more visitors than the previous event in 2012. Let the celebration of the arts begin!

A record 46,000 visitors attended BRAFA in 2012 and the 2013 event is pulling out all the stops in an attempt to surpass this figure. Its efforts are supported by one hundred and twenty-eight galleries, exhibiting thousands of works of art in every conceivable style and from all eras and origins, all united in their quest to present the very highest quality and authenticity. Once again, this classic fair will be using the diversity of its specialist areas, cross-over effects and an eclectic approach to catch the eye of the most discerning visitors. All this remains true to BRAFA's philosophy of continuously surprising its visitors, from art market professionals to distinguished collectors and amateur art lovers."