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Palais de Tokyo: Site de Création Contemporaine

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Vue d'extérieur du Palais de Tokyo
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Time Out says

When it opened in 2002, many thought the Palais' stripped-back interior was a design statement. In fact, it was a response to tight finances. The 1937 building has now come into its own as an open-plan space with a skylit central hall, hosting exhibitions and performances. Extended hours and a funky café have drawn a younger audience, and the roll-call of artists is impressive (Pierre Joseph, Wang Du and others). The name dates to the 1937 Exposition Internationale, but is also a reminder of links with a new generation of artists from the Far East.

Details

Address:
13 avenue du Président Wilson
Paris
75016
Price:
€3, concessions €1, under-18s and art students free
Opening hours:
12noon-12mid (shut Tues)
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