Discover this new edition of ECHOES. News about Arts & Culture at Cartier FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY   DEAR CARTIER READERS,   To open this edition of ECHOES, we cruise between the sails of the Sydney Opera House, a musical reverie in Korea and a plunge into Belle Époque Paris.

INDIGENOUS ARTISTS ON THE SAILS OF THE SYDNEY OPERA   The Sydney Opera House launched a new chapter of “Badu Gili”, its nightly First Nations sails lighting on December 15, with a dynamic projection displaying the works of two celebrated First Nations artists, Gail Mabo, and Nikau Hindin. This vibrant new projection of powerful First Nations storytelling is the first major creative collaboration between the Opera House, the Biennale of Sydney, and the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain. © Daniel Boud "The sky is for everybody, the stories which connect people are different everywhere, but the stars remain. At a time when people forget to look up I hope my work brings the sky and the best of the world closer for us to see." — Gail Mabo (Mer Island)

Modern by Design   In Paris: Modernity from the Belle Époque to the Roaring Twenties at the Petit Palais   The Maison Cartier helped define modernity in the early twentieth century. In this exhibition, it is the only jeweler represented, with loans from the Cartier collection and Cartier archives.   Brooch. Cartier Paris, 1925, altered in 1927. Platinum, gold, brilliant and single-cut diamonds, onyx, black enamel - Marian Gérard, Cartier Collection     Cartier showcase at the international exhibition of modern industrial and decorative arts, held in Paris in 1925. Cartier Paris, 1925. Gelatin silver print - Archives Cartier Paris     Spotlight on 1925 brooch: this Orchid brooch was originally set on a head ornament which was one of the items displayed by Cartier at the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes held in Paris in 1925. The head ornament, was dismantled from 1926 on, and transformed into nine brooches and a pair of ear pendants Le Paris de la modernitÉ, Petit Palais, until April 14, 2024.   Concert at Maison Cheongdam   In Seoul: A “jewel-like” program with two master musicians As part of the Résonnances community, Korean musicians Sunwook Kim & Clara-Jumi Kang performed at the Maison Cheongdam Residence. The program notably included Bach’s French Suites “because it is a natural choice when thinking of Cartier's elegance,” said the artists. © SB Paik     "Cartier Maison Cheongdam La Residence is an open space for sharing and interacting with Cartier's art and culture." — Sarah Kim, Cartier Korea Managing Director

YOUR LOCAL NEWS   Crédit photo   Your title here Sit amet. Quo illo blanditiis et dolorum facilis qui commodi architecto aut maiores quibusdam. Aut sunt corporis et quis velit et sint enim et nihil veniam id dignissimos nobis id facilis tenetur. Non fugit suscipit id velit odit ut minima exercitationem ut rerum reiciendis sit reiciendis omnis error aperiam et fugit quod. Eum quos sequi sed officiis sapiente sit explicabo suscipit est veniam velit ea neque facere.

what’s next   In Paris: Féminin Pluriel Concert An evening conductud by Simone Menezes. 7 FebRUARY - the Théâtre de l’Odéon     In Abu Dhabi: Cartier Art Dialogues Conversation around “Cartier, Islamic Art, and Modernity” with Laurence des Cars, Jean Nouvel, XXX. 19 FebRUARY - Louvre abu dhabi     In San Francisco: Prometheus: A Poem of Fire Premiere of multisensory performance, a collaboration between the San Francisco Symphony and Cartier 1-2-3 March - Davies Symphony Hall

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