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ONLY BE PARISIAN

Only-Be Parisian

Why Not

Mónica Boixeda

Why Not is one of the trendiest restaurants of the French capital and visiting it will leave a smile on your face and a full belly.<&a

Musée d´Orsay

Mónica Boixeda

The Musée d´Orsay in Paris, which was previously a train station, is visited by millions of tourists and it holds some of the world´s most important

Castle of Versailles

The Only Team

The Castle of Versailles is a masterpiece that must be visited if one is in Paris because the grandeur of its rooms, parks and salons is unique.

Altitude 95

Mónica Boixeda

Altitude 95 is one of the most visited restaurants in Paris because it´s in the Eiffel Tower. That´s why it has beautiful views of the city.

Le Coude Fou

Mónica Boixeda

Le Coude Fou is one of the bistros with the most history in Paris and one of the few that has managed to maintain the aspect it´s always had. Good food and wines.

Musée Des Beaux Arts

Mónica Boixeda

The Musée Des Beaux Arts in Paris is called by many the small Louvre for the magnificent works that it has.

Louvre Museum

Mónica Boixeda

The Louvre Museum, one of the most famous around the world, is a must visit for each and every one of the millions of tourists who visit the city each year.

La Bodega

The Only Team

La Bodega is one of the most important clubs in Paris and, there, you´ll be able to enjoy events that take place. It´s a perfect place for tourists to meet

Mitch Epstein in Paris

Mitch Epstein in Paris

Mónica Boixeda

Until 24 June, the Fundación Henri Cartier-Bresson will be exhibiting the project American Power by the artist, Mitch Epstein. The exhibition is based on a series of photographs in which Epstein explores American landscape and society by means of its relation to the power plants that provide the country’s energy. Mitch Epstein was born in Holyoke, Massachusetts, in 1952. He studied in the Rhode Island School of Design as well as Cooper Union in New York, where Garry Winogrand was also a student. Epstein experimented with colour photography and helped in its redefinition, an important development, as in the 70s colour photography was used principally in advertising and was not considered a valid medium in the art world. In the 70s he travelled the length of the USA, conducting a photographic exploration. In 1978 he travelled to India where he worked as cinematographer in various films, such as Salaam Bombay and India Cabaret. He also found time to make a book there: In Pursuit of India. Epstein’s quest to depict cultural behaviour and the workings of society led him to Vietnam in the 90s. There, after a long learning process in which he came to understand the history of the country, its colonial past, its wars and the imposition of a modernity alien to its ancient culture, Epstein finished the book Vietnam: A Book of Changes, which was prefaced by Susan Sontag. His last great work, American Power, won the Prix Pictet photography and environmental sustainability prize in 2011 which was presented to him by Secretary General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan. The project began as an assignment...