Art lovers mob Paris's Pompidou Centre ahead of five-year closure

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The museum of contemporary art will gradually close all its spaces until the final closure in September, which will allow to renew and heal its facilities, affected by the use of asbestos

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Painting, engraving and family mirror game... "Liber" guides you in the exhibitions to see in Poitiers, Toulouse, Saint-Etienne and Paris. And also: more than a few hours to visit the permanent collections of the Centre Pompidou.

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Art lovers mob Paris’s Pompidou Centre ahead of five-year closure

Tourists and French visitors alike filled Paris’s landmark Pompidou Museum on the weekend to catch a last glimpse of its prestigious art collection ahead of a five-year closure for a major renovation.“Five years – it’s long!” exclaimed one guide, Elisa Hervelin, as people around her took photos of many of the museum’s permanent works, among...

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Visitors have until 9 p.m. this Monday, March 10, to admire the jewels of the Musée d'art moderne in the centre Pompidou in Paris for free. Inaugurated in 1977, this pioneer place for modern and contemporary art, also called simply "Beaubourg" must be restored a beauty. The colossal works of asbestos removal and renovation must last five years.

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The Museum of Modern Art, also known as Beaubourg, offers to visit its permanent collection for free until Monday evening. Some 2,000 works of art will then be moved by semi-trailers to reserves or other museums in Paris, elsewhere in France or abroad.