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ETAPRÈSL’EXPO? AFTERTHEEXHIBITION? • CARETTE Là, on savoure un chocolat chaud (9 € ) et un macaron, les deux spécialités de cette institution de la place du Trocadéro. Le charme du cadre Art déco fonctionne à merveille. Savour their famous hot chocolate (€9) and a macaron in this Paris institution’s charming Art Deco atmosphere at Trocadéro. • LES GRANDS VERRES Bar et restaurant, ce vaste espace contemporain situé à l’entrée du Palais de Tokyo attire les oiseaux de nuit. Pour l’ambiance autant que pour les assiettes méditerranéennes. Carte : 40-60 € . Set in a soaring space at the entrance of the Palais de Tokyo, this cocktail bar and restaurant is a favourite haunt of night owls, who adore the chic atmosphere, craft cocktails, and delicious Mediterranean cuisine. A la carte: €40-€60. 4, place du Trocadéro et du 11-Novembre, Paris 16 e (01 47 27 98 85). • BAR DU SHIRVAN La brasserie métisse de l’étoilé Akrame Benallal fait aussi bar à cocktails dès 17 h. À siroter au comptoir, les boissons (17 € ) s’y relèvent aussi épicées et voyageuses que la cuisine, comme l’Habibi au gin, sirop de rhubarbe, pamplemousse, citron et sumac. Starting at 5pm, this culturally diverse brasserie, opened by the Michelin-star chef Akrame Benallal, serves up cocktails as spicy and cosmopolitan as his cuisine: we love the Habibi with gin, rhubarb syrup, grapefruit, lemon, and sumac (€17). 13, avenue du Président-Wilson, Paris 16 e (01 85 53 03 61, quixotic-projects.com).

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N ewly reopened, theMusée d’Art Moderne de Paris presents this uncompromising artist who constantly reinvented himself. Fromhis first watercolours, made in 1922, till his death in Antibes in 1989, the German painter Hans Hartung never stopped working, despite the many obstacles he encountered. Driven fromhis homeland by the Nazis and forced to leave his refuge in Spain’s Balearic Islands for lack of money, he settled in Paris and finally found success, winning the Grand Prize at the Venice Biennale in 1960. His triumph proved short-lived, as the New French Realists and American Pop artists rejected his work. Undaunted, this master of lyrical abstraction stayed true to his vision. Hartung, who lost a leg in combat in 1944, “was not a theoretician. He produced. As he physically weakened, he ingeniously adapted his practices to continue to create freely,” said the celebrated critic Xavier Douroux. In addition to the 300 works shown here, the exhibition presents the tools Hartung devised in pursuit of his vision: an inverted vacuum cleaner, a sulphate sprayer, and a broomwith branches for whipping, scratching and sprinkling his paintings, which experimented with bold framing and forms. u C hristophe J acquet HANSHARTUNG, LA FABRIQUE DUGESTE, jusqu’au 1 er mars/untilMarch 1. Musée d’art moderne de Paris, 11, avenue du Président-Wilson, Paris 16 e (01 53 67 40 00, mam.paris.fr).

5, place de l’Alma, Paris 8 e (01 47 23 09 48, shirvancafemetisse.fr).

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