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Nuit Blanche

Nuit Blanche is an annual arts event that takes place over the course of a single night. Typically, it offers free public access to museums, cultural institutions and other public or private venues, and uses these spaces to showcase artistic installations or performances.

The principle behind such an event has existed for many years, particularly in the Nordic countries. However, in its current form, the concept was launched in 2002 in Paris, France, and has since been replicated in numerous cities, such as Rome, Montréal, Toronto, Brussels, Madrid, Lima, Málaga, Leeds, Taipei and Seoul.

Source: Wikipedia, May 2026

Further information: www.paris.fr/nuit-blanche

Supported events

Photo J.-F. De Witte
Exhibition

Prix AICA France de la critique d’art : La rétrospective des prix 2013-2016 et Klaus Speidel, lauréat 2015, présente Benjamin Hugard : Useful abstraction

Centre culturel canadien (Invalides) September 23rd, 2016 - October 22nd, 2016

2016

The Canadian Cultural Centre presents two exhibitions featuring the winners of the AICA France de la Critique d’Art prize. The ground-floor gallery presents the retrospective of the filmed performances of all the art critics who championed their artists since the...

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