Which exhibitions should I visit this fall? Some of the most anticipated exhibits are set to hit the stage during the month of October. With new works from rising artists to the fascinating painters of the 20th century, we recommend five national and international exhibitions, which deserve a visit with lynx eyes, attentive to the smallest detail.
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From the punk band the Sex Pistols to the cartoon "The Simpsons", passing through Netflix and the James Bond films, the unmistakable image of Queen Elizabeth II was used in popular culture throughout her reign. Some with affection, others not so much, but the omnipresence of the monarch in art, music and cinema is proof of her importance in the popular imagination.
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Don't worry, "France will always be the City of Light", the president assured the Parisians.In an attempt to save energy ahead of the winter season, the Parisian government has decided to turn off the Eiffel Tower's iconic light display an hour and fifteen minutes earlier every night. Lowering the water temperature in municipal swimming pools and delaying the heating of public buildings are also expected to take effect as part of President Emmanuel Macron's goal of reducing energy consumption by 10% in industries and homes, reports Reuters.
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In September, Underdogs presents two exhibitions strongly based on thecontext of urban art and graffiti. Nuno Viegas, Portuguese artist whose work composesa true celebration and exploration of the universe and meaning of graffiti, takes over the main space of the Gallery. In turn, the German artist The Art of Rage installs himself in the Cápsula space with works that incorporate his transgressive and countercurrent nature.
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