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The children shining new light on a well-known artist
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Handcrafted Swiss horror
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The meal plan of tomorrow
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Ticking art from a bygone era
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Contemporary art from Ticino
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Final destination – the South Pacific
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When the mountains became the subject of art
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Paper cuts have been rediscovered and reinterpreted by contemporary artists in recent years as a form and medium. Today artists are not just using scissors for their paper cuts but also scalpels and extremely fine cutters. They are also creating three-dimensional images. In an exhibition entitled “Papiers découpés. Scherenschnitte. Silhouette. Paper Cuts” at the Château de Prangins, near Nyon on Lake Geneva, over a hundred “modern” works of art are on display alongside a dozen historical paper cuts. In an exhibition entitled “Papiers découpés. Scherenschnitte. Silhouette. Paper Cuts” at the Château de Prangins, near Nyon on Lake Geneva, over a hundred “modern” works of art are on display alongside a dozen historical paper cuts. The exhibition at the Château de Prangins runs until 28 September. www.nationalmuseum.ch > Château de Prangins
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