Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Exposition Chanel: a Cultural History

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Chanel is bringing their heritage regarding their parfum phare, the oerennial No.5, into an exhibition this spring in Paris. From May 5th to June 5th Le Palais de Tokyo will showcase the cultural milieu in which the prestigious No.5 was born and matured. This exhibit which reprises many artists of the first quarter of the 20th century is briefly hinted at at the dedicated Chanel Culture site, accessed here.

Where: 13 Avenue President Wilson
When: Every day except Tuesdays, from noon to midnight.

6 comments:

  1. Lovely!
    Wish I could see it.

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  2. Anonymous14:17

    I would love to see that. I just read Tilar J. Mazzeo's book, The Secret History of Chanel No. 5. It was so interesting and it had me craving No. 5 while I was reading it. -- Lilybelle

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  3. Wish I could go and see it. Probably because I adore no 5.

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  4. L,

    it's a very interesting book, based on interesting research on several issues (and I should know, saw it getting developed as we communicated a bit with the author)

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  5. e,

    one can adore much worse things... Wear some and think of all the people who were entangled in its creation.

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