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Musee d'Orsay - Re-Opening after full renovation

Inside the new Orsay Museum, a  dark gray to allow impressionist paintings to spread their fabulous light, bright red to help visitors locate themselves in the contemporary design : the Musée d'Orsay has renovated with creativity most of its exhibition spaces. Twenty-five years after its founding, the museum saw a second birth. During the two years of thtat huge work, the museum managed to stay open and maintain its attendance to nearly 3 million visitors a year. The "new Orsay" was inaugurated Wednesday, October 12 by Prime Minister Francois Fillon. But the public will have to wait until October 20th to see the new home of Monet, Renoir and Degas, inside the impressionist gallery, jewel of the place. No white stone anymore that covered the floor and walls in the museum's original from the Italian architect Game Aulenti. The natural light falling on impressionist paintings from the canopy is now filtered and artificial lighting reveals the sophisticated works in a new light. The walls are dressed up to a very dark gray, suggested by the architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte. A dark gray extremely modern and elegant. These old paintings were usually painted for the private parisian home of the bourgeoise society. So now, they come back to the original spirit of the decoration. On the dark wooden floor of the gallery, seven solid glass benches designed by Japanese artist Tokujin Yoshioka. A touch of contemporary design in this museum dedicated to the art of the nineteenth century. To renovate the Orsay coffee at the last floor, with the beautiful clock from the old Gare d'Orsay, two Brazilian designers very fashionable, the Campana brothers, designed a new complete space. Humberto and Fernando Campana have designed a world marine blue cafeteria, with golden chandeliers and turquoise chairs. Inspiration drawn from 20.000 lieues sous les mers (Under the Sea) by Jules Verne. The main technical achievement is the development of the pavilion Front, led by the architect Dominique Brard. Now the collections of decorative arts and the great painters of the Nabis decorations can be enhanced on five levels. The museum has won 2 000 m2 of exhibition space. And a new elevator takes visitors directly to the impressionists, on the fifth floor. Pompeian red color was chosen for the wall.  Finally, 44% of the area have been renovated museum, or 7 200 16 500 m2 m2. The work cost 20.1 million euros, half of the pavilion for Amont. They have been funded for nearly two-thirds of the museum itself (12.7 million), the remainder being paid by the State (6.6 million) and Elior, the cafeteria manager (0.8 million) . During construction, some of Impressionist works circulated in the form of exhibitions abroad (Japan, Australia, USA, Spain), who met with great success. They generated financial resources that will help the museum fund its renovation.

Autumn 2011 - Art highlights at Paris
Musée Jacquemart-André : Sacred Renaissance - 23 sept - 16 jan.
30 artworks from Guido di Pietro, the master of Renaissance, sanctified by Jean-Paul II in 1984, called the "patron of artists".  An excellent view of the end of Middle-Age at Florence, Italia.
Quai Branly : Hakas - 4 oct - 22 jan.
New Zealand and Maoris, 200 pieces from the Wellington Art Museum.
Louvre : France-China - 29 sept - 9 jan.
Historical inspiration between Emperors from China and Kings of France through 8 centuries and 130 pieces exhibited in the Sully Aisle of our giant museum.
Grand-Palais : Cézanne - 5 oct - 16 jan.
Exhibition about the famous Stein, famous art modern collectors.
Georges Pompidou : Munch - 21 sept - 9 jan.
150 pieces, 60 paintings, 50 photographies to reintroduce the norwegian master.
Musée d'Art Moderne : Baselitz - 30 sept - 29 jan.
A german master of the XXth century, called with the name of his original village.