Andy Warhol in Paris until 7th February, 2016

The exhibition dedicated to Andy Warhol at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris is a must-see for lovers of pop art. The exhibition, which was recently inaugurated and will be on until 7^th February, 2016, is the first presentation in Europe of "Shadows", the set of 102 silkscreened paintings of 17 different colours painted by the American artist in the late '70’s, and has an exhibition space of ​​130 square meters.

Warhol's paintings on display in this important exhibition in Paris, comparing various shadows in various shades of color from black and white to high contrast, follow the concept of the reproducibility of art that marked the work of Warhol. Can’t you decide which of the exhibitions in Paris to choose from on a cold and rainy afternoon in the cuty? Warhol Unlimited in Paris, with its explosion of colour will be just what you wanted to see. If you choose to stay in one of the Eiffel Tower B&Bs you can reach the Paris MOMA on foot or by metro.

The exhibition is open from 10:00 to 18:00 and Thursday until 22:00, with special opening times on All Saints Day, 1st November, from 10:00 to 22:00. Also, if you want to immerse youselves in the art of Andy Warhol, at the Cinéma Grand Action, rue des Ecoles 5th arrondissement there will be a cycle of films dedicated to the relationship between cinema and the American artist, while at the Palais de Tokyo a retrospective of Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone on the American poet John Giorno who had a deep artistic and personal relationship with Andy Warhol, will be held until 8th January.