Since the creation of their studio in 2013, Apolline Couverchel and Gauthier Haziza have been signing poetic installations and embarking on crazy projects. Meet this duo who commands admiration.

After two months punctuated by virtual visits to exhibitions, many art galleries have reopened, and have since offered us the opportunity to improve our knowledge of contemporary art through very real clashes. Focus on five exhibitions organized by galleries to see in Paris at the moment.

While most museums and galleries remain closed during this exceptional period of deconfinement, the editorial staff of Muuuz looks back at five design events that marked the year 2019.

Like contemporary art, architecture also includes its share of debacles. Between avant-garde architects and the public, the discipline is sometimes tinged with scandal. This week, Muuuz offers a return in pictures of the most criticized works of recent years.

Iconic works, self inflated, criticisms and emotions, the angles and subjects of architectural films abound. And while we are all stuck at home, why not take the opportunity to increase our culture in this area? A time conducive to the dissemination of major architectural reports which the editorial staff of Muuuz continues to revel in. From the touching Sketches of Frank Gehry to the very instructive series "Architectures" of ARTE via the UFO The Competition, find now our selection of six films to see and watch again.

From Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dalí to American singer Pharrell Williams, artists have created subversive pieces of furniture, where form takes precedence over function. Bad taste, assumed vulgarity, free overload, useless chatter ... The kitsch object seduces some when it annoys others. Fascinated by the excesses of the trend, the editorial staff of Muuuz returns to the most kitsch objects in the history of design.

Founder of the now essential studio nendo, the Japanese Oki Sato never ceases to surprise us. From the age of 43, the designer and architect has created a world recognizable to all, between Japanese poetry and Western rationality. Back on the journey of a great name in the discipline.

After two solo exhibitions, "Uma Historia de formas quebradas" and "7/7" at La Junqueria (Lisbon) in 2018 and "Soudure et Mayonnaise" at the Galerie Thomas Bernard (Paris) in 2020, it's time for the Palace from Tokyo to present the work of contemporary artist Kevin Rouillard in a new cultural event called "The Great Wall". At the same time sculptor and archaeologist of the present, Kevin Rouillard registers his artistic practice in an amazing recovery process. Zoom on a visual artist, who seems to question, with his large assemblages of materials, the artistic practice itself: how to create today in the light of the ecological crisis?

In this exceptional period of confinement caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the window becomes the only opening to the outside, a symbolic exit, even an escape conducive to dreams. This week, the editorial staff of Muuuz suggest you travel without even leaving your sofa thanks to a selection of the most beautiful photographs taken from the artists' dormer windows. From Willy Ronis to Gail Albert Halaban, via Helmut Newton, here are eight shots of windows with a view.