Nearly 4.000m² showing how artists, from Duchamp to Kapoor, have used light and movement in their work over the last century.

And visitors don’t just get to look – you’ll be interacting with the art too…

Kinetic art, Op art, Neon… you’ll know everything about these types of art after your visit to the Grand Palais. Colourful, illuminating even the exhibition spans two entire floors, takes you through 100 years of artistic creation.

In fact, your immersion starts before entering the building, with an installation by Felice Varini and a fog sculpture by Fujiko Nakaya, similar to the one she created for just outside the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao…

To get more from your visit, special tours for families can be booked, and on certain days chef Thierry Marx can take you through the exhibits. Or why not awaken all your senses, including your tastebuds, with wine expert David Biraud?

The exhibition Dynamo is at the Grand Palais (here) from 10th April – 22nd July 2013

Open every day except Tuesday from 10am – 8pm (10pm Wednesdays)

30th May, early closing at 5pm, and 14th July late opening at 2pm. Closed 1st May

Amdission: 13€ / 9€

iPhone / Google Play app with audioguide (359€) : here

Official catalogue: 367 pages, 45€ here chez amazon.fr

Official site: www.grandpalais.fr/en/event/dynamo

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For even more information, you can consult the press release below (a few pages near the beginning are in English). Click the ‘fullscreen’ button bottom right to save your eyes, or simply click here.