What does 2015 promise? “There are flowers everywhere for who is willing to see them” Henri Matisse said. More than ever, culture and its values – openness, creativity and imagination – remain a battle to shift the lines – or even create new ones – to appreciate the progressive present. Where to go? Some signs give us the clues. Humanists’ astonishment or awareness will do the rest.
Borrowing a page from the opera and European museums, the Museum of Modern Art will soon begin to experiment with taking its exhibitions into movie theaters. On Jan. 13, “Matisse” – a documentary based on the highly popular exhibition “Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs,” which began at the Tate Modern and remains on view at the Museum of Modern Art through Feb. 8 – will open in movie theaters across the United States.
The Rijksmuseum still has power to surprise us with its digital innovations or to inspire creators. Rijks Emotions is a particularly innovative tool conceived by students, would allow associating in the street the face of a passerby and a painting. This great idea will need however to have the official support of the museum to become real.
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In 2012, more than 72% of the Swiss people voted to enshrine the musical training in the constitution. Two years after, a first legal text is ready and should be voted in 2015. Let’s have a look back on this unique referendum.
The G9+ in partnership with Renaissance Numérique, releases a new white paper on a major topic for our society: the predictive big data. The cultural sector is particularly concerned by the loyalty of curation systems. In this perspective, the 5th proposal (out of 6) wants: “to make the debate on the evolution of the big data regulation within the government, the French and European parliamentarians and the European Commissions on data protection, emerge: the ethic of decision-making at the age of algorithms or the regulation through data treatment and crossing process”.
Thursday 18th of December, Mr Luc Bondy, Director of the Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe, received the insignia of officer of the Légion d’Honneur from the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Laurent Fabius. Here is his speech.
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