Paris is having non-stop drenching weather. Rain, rain and more rain, including the day of the preview showing. I wouldn't mind jumping on a train this minute and heading south to Nice or Cannes even if it is pitch dark out. What a nice change to be transported to Dufy's Riviera palm trees, Matisse's open French windows and girls boating on the Seine (now a muddy mess and flooded) by Monet. Masterpieces by 20 artists, including Renoir, Monet, Pissarro, Matisse, Signac, Derain, Vlaminck, Dufy, and Chagall, moving through Impressionism to Modernism. So many artists flocked to the Mediterranean coast to restore and paint the brilliant sunlight. Seeing the artworks blown up to such a scale that dwarfs you is a terrific experience. More than 500 works from collections round the globe set out in 7 sequences. Watching time is around 40 minutes. You'll be transported from Impressionism, with Monet and Renoir, to pointillism with Signac and Cross, and Fauvism with Camion, Derain, Vlaminck, and Marquet. With a focus on one of the greatest colourists of modernism, Chagall. The accompanying glorious music of Debussy, Ravel and Ella Fitzgerald lifts you up and carrys you way. How is all it done? It was created by MELT, scanning the Impressionists paintins in very high resoluition. These close-ups become pigments, fine particles and colored suspended components of the painting. Using an algorithm, the captured images desolve and begin to move, (almost dance really) creating a unique immersive digital work of art. You can download the free app, MONET, RENOIR...CHAGALL to have the experience if you can't make it to Paris. Thanks for reading PB. Please share with friends.Take care everyone out there🙏🏻 Enjoy Paris letters 💌and watercolors in your own mailbox 📬Xxx❤️Carolg🐻Bear
Sunday, March 01, 2020
Atelier des Lumieres - Journeys around the Mediterranean
Paris is having non-stop drenching weather. Rain, rain and more rain, including the day of the preview showing. I wouldn't mind jumping on a train this minute and heading south to Nice or Cannes even if it is pitch dark out. What a nice change to be transported to Dufy's Riviera palm trees, Matisse's open French windows and girls boating on the Seine (now a muddy mess and flooded) by Monet. Masterpieces by 20 artists, including Renoir, Monet, Pissarro, Matisse, Signac, Derain, Vlaminck, Dufy, and Chagall, moving through Impressionism to Modernism. So many artists flocked to the Mediterranean coast to restore and paint the brilliant sunlight. Seeing the artworks blown up to such a scale that dwarfs you is a terrific experience. More than 500 works from collections round the globe set out in 7 sequences. Watching time is around 40 minutes. You'll be transported from Impressionism, with Monet and Renoir, to pointillism with Signac and Cross, and Fauvism with Camion, Derain, Vlaminck, and Marquet. With a focus on one of the greatest colourists of modernism, Chagall. The accompanying glorious music of Debussy, Ravel and Ella Fitzgerald lifts you up and carrys you way. How is all it done? It was created by MELT, scanning the Impressionists paintins in very high resoluition. These close-ups become pigments, fine particles and colored suspended components of the painting. Using an algorithm, the captured images desolve and begin to move, (almost dance really) creating a unique immersive digital work of art. You can download the free app, MONET, RENOIR...CHAGALL to have the experience if you can't make it to Paris. Thanks for reading PB. Please share with friends.Take care everyone out there🙏🏻 Enjoy Paris letters 💌and watercolors in your own mailbox 📬Xxx❤️Carolg🐻Bear
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Tellement jolies tes aquarelles..Love those light shows so much..have only seen 3..Les Baux..and recently here in Mtl.
ReplyDeleteI think this is the same one as in Provence.
DeleteThey are uplifting ❤️
What a wonderful surprise you sent this AM. I just bought 2 of your watercolors of these paintings. I saw them @ the Musée D’Orsay last year
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed the post 🎉🎉🎉
DeleteA bit of light maybe amidst the gloom
Loved this post.
ReplyDeleteAnd most especially your water color at the end. A friend and I plan to go to this expo together.
I'm not seeing a link to download the app... can you help?
ReplyDeleteI've been to other exhibits here but this time won't be getting to Paris from California... sad!
It was on their website (link at the top) or go to app store
DeleteI hope these links work...
Télécharger sur l'AppStore
> Télécharger sur Google Play
Or try this:
Deletehttps://www.atelier-lumieres.com/fr/votre-visite/horaires-et-acces/prolongez-lexperience-en-telechargeant-lapplication
Did you go to the Riviera? Loved all the art...including, the three ladies in the boat at the end!
ReplyDeleteThe Riviera is my true love ❤️
DeleteThere is a link in the post...
This time we go to the mediterranean.
As of right now I believe I am going to see this. I love your posting today. I really like the watercolors you have done after your visit.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the rain
Thank you Carol. over and over and over. I love South of France and all of the French Artists......Judy
ReplyDeleteHappy to hear Judy ❤️
DeleteYour post really brightened my day ����
ReplyDeleteYou had SOOOO much fun with this one...
ReplyDeletea joy to view it. Thank you.
Would love to see this - how long will it be there? Saw two of Van Gogh and loved them but thse are some of my favorite artists.
ReplyDeleteJanuary 3, 2021 So plenty of time for you to visit Sukie ❤️
DeleteThanks for this wonderful post, love all those dancing colors!
ReplyDeleteLove your watercolors of the Monet(?) lady w/parasol! Très belle. Love the shows at Atelier des Lumières. They are so inspiring and whoever choses the music is genius.
ReplyDeleteI agree, we all need a touch of spring right about now. The paintings projected at Atelier des Lumières are lovely. Hope your rain goes away soon!
ReplyDeleteIf I can afford it, I'm skipping across the channel this fall, just to see this show. I loved the Atelier's Klimt -- it was one of the most inspiring things I've ever seen -- and these are some of my favorite artists! If only they could add Carol Gillot to those walls it would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteLet me know if you do Jeanie and we'll go together !
DeleteLovely, lush and gorgeous paintings.
ReplyDeleteYour watercolors as well!