France

The question of how to represent the dance beyond the dancer’s movements while remaining faithful to the capacity for artistic expression and the dancer’s charisma on stage is the subject of this exhibition. Using drawings, prints, paintings, photographs and videos it attempts to convey the atmosphere of a show and represent the art of movement that is dance, in a faithful, imaginary and fantasized ways.

In a world moving at the speed of the Internet, the caricature has found a new relevance. On view will be a selection of the best of contemporary cartoonists, such as Reiser, Tim, Petillon and Cabua.

Lovis Corinth (1858Р1925)

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Lovis Corinth, the Musée d’Orsay is presenting the work of this original artist who tackled almost every style from mythology, religion, portraits and self-portraits, to genre scenes and landscapes.

Rue de Rivoli, Paris
www.louvre.fr

Through 21 July

Marie d’Orléans, princess and Romantic artist, epitomizes the ideals of the age in which she lived. Possessing a solid, open-minded education given by her father King Louis-Philippe, she developed a passionate interest in the arts and took up drawing and sculpture herself. Dying prematurely at the age of 26, she has left remarkable works such as a life-sized figure of Joan of Arc and her final work, an angel in white marble, as a testament to her inspired genius which has been compared to Canova.