What do Lady Gaga’s wigmaker and an imaginary world cartographer have in common? They’re both part of a group show at Paris’ Palais de Tokyo, called “Les Bords des Mondes”.

What do a rock balancer and a spider scientist have in common? They’re both part of a group show at Paris’ Palais de Tokyo, called Les Bords des Mondes, or "The Edge of the World".

An exhibition by Dutch artist Krijn de Koning at the 104 cultural centre in Paris, is called Space - Colour. The exhibition title is a very apt description of a sensorial work of art at play.

The new cinema foundation in Paris, Pathé-Jérôme Seydoux, is showing the digital, recently restored copies of Charlie Chaplin's early silent films. RFI reports on a reminder of the roots of comic cinema.

How to talk about the Rwandan genocide of 1994 is the theme of a work by survivor Dorothée Munyaneza.

In Paris, a new production of Irish playright Samuel Beckett's Fragments is on stage at the Theatre des Bouffes du Nord. Three clowns on stage perform the short works, full of humour and human nature. RFI spoke with Jos Houben, one of the three performers.

The Art of Eating: Rites and Traditions is the current exhibit at Paris’s Dapper Museum. From west Africa to the South Sea Islands, from ceremonial spoons to storage baskets, you’ll get a glimpse into the relationship between food and the community by how the food is presented – whether it is for the living, for the dead … or for the gods.

"In-your-face-art" on show at the Contemporary Art Museum in the city of Lyon. RFI reports on the works of Paris-based, Icelandic veteran Erró, an artist who has had his paintbrush on the pulse for 65 years.

English-language thespians recently trod Parisian boards in the third theatre Montmartre Dionysia Festival.