Video We Are Here: the free exhibition at the Petit Palais
This is a first! The Petit Palais, historic temple of fine arts in Paris, opens its doors to the world's greatest street artists in a breathtaking free exhibition. Here the craziest creations interact with the treasures of the collections of yesteryear in an electrifying scenography, transforming the walls into XXL canvases for extreme artists. Among the names of this choice casting, we will remember Shepard Fairey, Invader, Seth, Hush and even Vhils who here deploy new creations in absolutely monumental dimensions. As the apotheosis of this explosive journey, we enter this spectacular room, bringing together more than 200 contemporary and daring works, exhibited in the style of the great Salons of the last century, reminding us of the role of these urban artists in continuing to write the history of the art of tomorrow.
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