Installation View: Keith Haring – The Political Line
A large retrospective of Keith Haring’s work focusing on the diversity of his socio-political iconography. The exhibition—which was made possible in part by Citizens of Humanity—is on view at Musée d’Art moderne de la Ville de Paris through August 19th.
Photos courtesy of Angelique Groh and The Keith Haring Foundation
PIGALLE
I always want to pronounce this like Method Man’s Tical. Anyway, our friend Alexandra wrote up a nice piece on the Parisian brand’s new collection over on her website. Check it out.
“I’m not really a fighter but I’ve never backed down from anyone in Paris.”
The lol-so-threatening “Paris” Pete Doherty. (He runs away in England)
Kenzo Digital x Kenzo Paris
Our boy Kenzo Digital killed it with this digital jungle projection at the recent Kenzo fashion show in Paris.
Zidane’s Headbutt Gets Immortalized
Adel Abdessemed’s 16-foot tall bronze sculpture “Coup de tête” is now on view in front of the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
C’était un Rendez-vous
Claude Lelouch SPEEDING through the streets of Paris at dawn in this 1976 short film. Probably the best thing you will watch on the internet today.
via, doobybrain
Horfe / Crack & Shine International
by Will Robson-Scott
Cabaret de l’Enfer
An 1890s Satanically themed nightclub in Montmartre.
Read more on late 19th century Heaven & Hell Nightclubs in Paris here
Gondry-fied Cars
Spotted on the set of his new film The Foam of the Days in Paris.
See more angles at the Blenheim Gang
via, notcot
In Bed With Invader
One night in Paris with the street artist.
Ludo in Paris
A fresh entry in the legacy of ad interventionists.
via, bsa
Paris Graffiti in the ’90s
Photos by Mat Jacob featured in the book Descente interdite: graffiti dans le métro parisien
Love, Graffiti
I just returned from Paris, where I saw a surprising amount of graffiti and street art, especially by French artists such as Space Invader, Horfe and members of the UV TPK crew. I wasn’t able to track down any of Andre’s “Love, Graffiti” series, so this video of his Melrose & Martel piece will have to do.
—Zio
