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Frederic introduces us to the latest exhibitions in France

Frederic reminds us that fourteen exhibitions currently open in France end next month as museums and galleries prepare for their 2018 delights.

Frederic updates us with some of the exhibitions that are running in France

Frederic brings us up-to-date with what exhibitions are on in France during the next few months

Casting his eye of what’s on in France, Frederic presents his summary of what we should see.

Frederic presents his monthly summary of what we should see in France.

Frederic highlights some of the major exhibitions that can been seen in France this summer.

Lascaux IV opened two days ago. Frederic adds this to his list of “must-sees” in France at the moment.

Frederic covers a wide range of exhibitions that are on in France at the moment from cave drawings to a collection built in just the last ten years.

Prehistoric bears, Oscar Wilde and Tintin are some of the exhibitions that Frederic highlights in France this month.

Magritte, Hergé and Afro-American art are some of the exhibitions coming to France soon says Frederic

Despite extra security most French museums and galleries are open. Frederic updates us on what’s on.

The big Impressionist extravaganza still continue in Normandy but Frederic widens his net to include other exhibitions on in France.

Frederic summarises the main exhibitions on during the vast Normandy Impressionist Festival as well as bringing us up-to-date with what is on show in the rest of France.

Frederic presents his monthly review of what’s on in France

Frederic rounds up what is on show in France including the fantastic tall ships event in Sète as well as new Picasso and Chagall exhibitions.

Frederic updates us on what’s happening in France including the Escale à Sète, one of the most famous sailing events in the world and which will attract 250,000 visitors.

As the Chagall and Andy Warhol exhibitions near their end in Paris, Frederic points to some exhibitions still running or opening soon.

Frederic winds up the year with a last look at what is still running in galleries and museums in France.

In the light of the atrocity in France just over a week ago, Frederic begins his column from France with a message – “Thank you, to all of you. Don’t let barbarians change us and may we keep on living as usual!”

Frederc resumes his monthly round-up of what’s on in France.

From France comes Frederic’s monthly newsletter. There will be no August letter because few exhibition openings are planned

SPECIAL EVENT Until July 5th: “La Géode – 30 years: film festival” To highlight its 30th anniversary, La Géode presents a retrospective of the 30 most impressive films that have been created for half-spherical giant screens. Travel back to Ice Age, dive with the great white sharks, slink with the lemurs of Madagascar, party with U2 3D, Rolling Stones at the MAX or enjoy the Black Stallion’s legend. All are included in the festival programming. Paris, La Géode     www.lageode.fr ENDING SOON Until July 5: Body-Care,
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The 30th anniversary of La Géode is just one of the events that frederic has lighlighted this month in his regular Letter from France.

A new exhibition about the Tudors takes the unusual approach of showing how they influenced the romanticism of French writers, Frederic says in his latest Letter from France

Frederic summarises some of the main exhibitions that are running throughout France this month and beyond.

Frederic wraps up the main exhibitions running in France now and until the end of March 2015

Frederic updates us with what is showing at French galleries and museums