Showing posts with label buren. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buren. Show all posts

Friday, September 7, 2018



Palais Royal, Paris 1er

The courtyard of the Palais Royal, with Buren's columns, from the balcony of the Constitutional Court. If you want to go, it will have to be during the European Heritage Days (Journees du Patrimoine) and you will have to stay in line for hours...

Subjects: Paris, 75001, architecture, art, people, street, Buren, history

Wednesday, September 5, 2018



Avenue Mahatma Gandhi, Paris 16e

When Daniel Buren proposed to clad Frank Gehry's gigantic glass sails with colored panels, we thought it was a sacrilege... Then we saw it!

Subjects: Paris, 75116, architecture, modern, art, Buren, Gehry, Fondation Vuitton, museums

Monday, December 4, 2017



Palais-Royal, Paris 1er

People interact with Buren's columns like moving pieces of a life-size board game.

Subjects: Paris, 75001, Palais-Royal, architecture, art, people, Buren

Wednesday, November 22, 2017



Palais-Royal, Paris 1er

In the courtyard of the Palais-Royal, the columns of Daniel Buren can't distract the window washer!

Subjects: Paris, 75001, architecture, art, Buren, Palais-Royal, people, street, colors, blue

Wednesday, August 9, 2017



Palais-Royal, Paris 1er

Daniel Buren's Les Deux Plateaux, a large installation of black and white columns of varying heights in a former parking lot at the Palais-Royal, has become a whimsical playground for everybody passing through.

Subjects: Sculpture, modern art, Palais-Royal, street, people, 75001