Exhibition Gustav Klimt - Workshop of Lights
From April 13th to November 11th, 2018
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What to expect
For the opening of the Workshop of Lights in Paris, the exhibition devoted to Gustav Klimt immediately sets the tone for the venue's purpose. An avant-garde space for an avant-garde figure. For the first time in the capital, the opportunity to explore an oeuvre in an immersive journey had to highlight modernity. With this leading figure of the Viennese Secession, the Atelier des Lumières selects an exceptional painter. Through a scenography projected onto the walls and floor, the exhibition aims to be inaugural. The Kiss, The Three Ages of Woman, or Judith, all paintings that allow for a novel exploration of the Viennese painter. Sophisticated figures, adorned with gold and decorative motifs, invite visitors to immerse themselves in the painter's work, larger than life, projected by a hundred laser projectors and animated by fifty speakers.
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Workshop of Lights Hours
The Workshop of Lights is open daily from 10 am to 6 pm.
Night openings on Fridays and Saturdays until 10 pm.
Exhibitions are projected continuously (there is no session schedule).
Prices
- Full Price: €14
- Youth Price (from 5 to 25 years old): €9.50
Reduced Price: €11.50 only available on-site for students, job seekers, holders of a disability card, and holders of the Education Pass.
Senior Price: €13.50 only available on-site for those over 65.
Free for children under 5.
Other Temporary Exhibitions at the Workshop of Lights
Poetic_Ai by the Ouchhh collective from April 13 to August 31, 2018
A contemporary creation that harnesses Artificial Intelligence; an exploration of forms, light, and movement.
Duration: 17 minutes
Hundertwasser, in the footsteps of the Viennese Secession from April 13 to November 11, 2018
An immersion into the work of the Viennese painter and architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928 – 2000).
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