Musée d'Art moderne de la ville de Paris

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There are many good things to live in the center of Paris' 16th district.

The Seine and the Eiffel Tower are close by, so you can take a leisurely stroll, while the Paris Museum of Contemporary Art, Palais de Tokyo, Grand Palais and Petit Palais are also nearby.

Close to the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Elysées, if you want to feel the lively atmosphere of the crowds roaming the bustling streets, it is open 365 days a year.

The Korean Cultural Center was also near my home, so I could borrow Korean books from time to time. Unfortunately, the Cultural Center moved two subway stations last October.

In a previous celebration, he dubbed the "hen out of the yard," which was dubbed in French, and went with the children. The newly renovated cultural center has more than doubled in size than ever before, and the contents of Korean history and culture have become more diverse.

French Council Korea

Paris Museum of Modern Art

Inside the Museum of Modern Art, Paris, Hans Hartung Special Exhibition

But the best thing about living in the center of the 16th district is the close proximity to the Museum of Contemporary Art, Paris.

The museum, which is open for free, also has special exhibitions, but there are permanent exhibitions of post-Impressionist, beast, and cubist works. A high quality atelier is held from time to time, so you can get a high quality art class just by booking in advance.

A children's atelier for 5-7 years old costs 5 euros (approximately 6,500 won), including admission fees and material costs. After listening to the explanation with the teacher, the group visits the exhibition and then conducts related art activities. In Korea, a similar program was close to 30,000 won. Certainly, France is an advanced country, and each of these atelier museums offers art, so anyone can see art at an affordable price.

It lasts for an hour and a half so I can leave my children and my mom and dad have a cup of coffee.

The art teacher praised the first child for being creative and talented. The children were proud of their work and held on to their homes.

Children atelier

The Paris Museum of Modern Art is less crowded than famous galleries such as Orsay and Pompidou, so you can immerse yourself in the appreciation of your work. Occasionally, I meet with students who come from sortie, but I don't mind the small number of visitors.

Elementary school students

There were many works by Paris-born French painter Robert Delaunay.

Delaunay is the founder of Orphism. Orpheism, starting from cubism, is an abstract painting that emphasizes color in geometric composition.

In particular, the paintings of the Eiffel Tower used in the design of the museum pamphlet were impressive, and that was Delaunay's work.

The composition and colors are bold and unique, so they feel harmonious and beautiful. The paintings were displayed next to the large windows with a clear view of the Eiffel Tower.

Delaunay's painting is quite different from the usual still life.

It is a picture that makes you feel bright and powerful by using various colors in the form divided into cotton and circle. Although it is a composition that can be felt hard, it looks like a soft, modern and sophisticated pattern with a strong color harmony.

The poet and novelist Guillaume Apoligner likened Delaunay's abstract paintings to rhythmic music and named him Orpheus, named after Orpheus, a Greek mythology musician.

I first wanted to see Delaunay's extra-large paintings without any information about orphism. If you look closely, you can feel the soft melody, but I can't figure out exactly what it means. Although the circles seemed to be symmetrical, they were cracked in symmetry due to differences and deformations in color and position.

As I felt at the Pompidou Museum last time, abstract painting was again difficult and complicated.

Two works representing Cubism

Pablo Picasso's Head of a Man

Georges Brack's Head of a Woman

The picture of cubism called cubism is difficult, but the more I look at it, the more I know what it is trying to achieve. In particular, when a person is drawn in a cubism manner, the human face and body are divided into pieces and expressed in the same geometric pattern. However, selfishness and greed, trying to divide people into different levels by differentiating them into species, colors, shapes, and sizes, differ in their differences and differences in their shells.

Dividing the object from various points of view seems to prove the human body's identity as nothing but a skin. In the end, we think through cubism painting that human beings are all the same human beings.

Andre Drew

Co-founder of the Beast with Henri Matisse.

Dren's painting, which broke the formula of a given color to the subject, is simple in form and gives a feeling of Gauguin painting and a Matisse painting.

In fact, the paintings of Drain can be appreciated only by the landscape paintings. His intense personality is expressed in a simple form, with intense colors like the primary color and the intense brush touch. Unfortunately, the Paris Museum of Modern Art did not have a landscape of Dren.

I was most attracted to Raul Duffy's paintings.

I thought that it was a dreamy, dreamy and rhythmic relaxing painting.

I like the bright and light pastel colors as well as not expressing the characters clearly. Pure beauty was felt in all these combinations.

Expressionist painter Henri Matisse, representing the Beast.

La Dance series.

I felt it in Matisse's painting at the Pompidou Museum, but Matisse's work seems to show the essence and aesthetics of simplicity.

You can feel the dynamism, power, and beauty of movement naturally flowing out of the human body. The work of the early 20th century, which was born about a hundred years ago, was admiring how it can be so sensual.

Picasso sculptures and works.

The funeral and several symbolic scenes at the same time show the sadness and despair. All the characters removed their facial expressions and expressed their emotions with gestures and forms.

It's Chagall's work.

It is a mysterious picture that the land and the sky are turned upside down and the seminude woman hangs over the giant rabbit with a determined look. What symbol and secret does this painting contain?

The models in Modigliani's portraits are both elegant and sad. Modigliani did not belong to any trend but built his own art world.

When I first saw Modigliani's work, I didn't feel beautiful because it was strange and strange. But the more you see Modigliani's paintings, the less you'll fall. It looks simple, but it's complicated. It seems to talk to me constantly. Even though each portrait uses the same technique, the energy and emotions in each picture are completely different.

Susan Balladong is the mother of model, painter and painter Maurice Whitlio. When I saw a picture of Susan Baladong in the Grand Palais Rotrec, I felt like I had a very strong inner face. Born as an illegitimate child and living in Montmartre from a young age, she steadily painted her own paintings while continuing to live as a muse and model of artists such as Renoir, Dega and Lotrec. At the age of 18 he gave birth to an illegitimate child, Maurice. Since then he has continued to marry and divorce. Contrary to the gaze of a male painter who beautifully depicts the nudes of women and their curves and curves, Baladong drew the nudes of women as they are, showing signs of time and life.

Susan Baladong wrote: "Art makes the life we ​​hate forever."

Regardless of the eyes of others, she admires her as she learns the picture she believes over her shoulder as a woman.

I have seen Maurice Witlio's paintings in numerous art galleries, but haven't been able to connect with Susan Balladong. Even though it was a well-painted landscape, I felt something empty and heartbroken, but now I understand why.

He was born an illegitimate child, left to his grandmother, and had lived a hard time falling into alcoholism since childhood. I started to study painting by my mother's recommendation for treatment. Where would this life be flat?

Mary Laurent's first painting in an orange art buff.

She also depicted female figures gracefully and lovingly. In the portrait, you can see the middle-aged, sophisticated Parisian who is intelligent, melancholy and has a good sense of fashion.

Portrait painted by Shime Sutin

It's like a picture of kids cramming with crayons. Sutin is an expressionist painter who sees animals drawn at the Orange Museum of Art and is really unique and striking.

Paik's video art works are also on display at the Paris Museum of Contemporary Art.

It is located within the reach of the nose when it is turned away from the house. Admission is free. I moved to the Paris Museum of Contemporary Art as if I were in a local mart. I went when I was bored, I went when I was upset, and when it rained.

It's a shame now that I haven't been able to visit more often because of guineaism, but I lived in the neighborhood where the riverside and the art museum were.

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